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Lyric video of the song 'Because He Loves Us' from the multiethnic Heart of the City Band CD 'With One Voice'. (c) 2000, Heart of the City Music/ASCAP. Solos by Sara Renner, Barbara Van Leer and Nancy Ellis. Words and music by Dan Adler. Available to order or download www.danandsandyadler.com or at iTunes or most MP3 sites. Charts and background tracks available at praisecharts.com.

Michael W. Smith talks about his new single, ‘Arms Around The Sun’ featuring ‘The Chosen’s’ Jonathon Roumie. Sometimes a moment in music feels like joy you could bottle — and that’s precisely what happened when our favorite singer dropped his new single that will have you dancing. And get this: Jonathan Roumie, the guy who plays Jesus on ‘The Chosen,’ played drums on the track. Yes, you read that right — Jesus on the kit.

This whole collaboration wasn’t even planned. Jonathan posted on Instagram, “I couldn’t be more honored to get to play with the legend himself… This all happened kinda spontaneously (I maintain I was ‘tricked’ into this recording by Tedd and Michael 😂).” You can feel how much it meant to him, like a dream God kept tucked away until the right time.

Michael confirmed it, he said,  “He was a little nervous… We did probably three or four passes of it, and he just killed it. He just knocked it out of the park.”

You can hear the fun, the freedom, the fingerprints of Heaven in the beat. And what’s even more beautiful is that you can feel Michael’s heart behind it all. He’s not chasing charts or trying to fit in. “I write what I feel led to do,” he said. “It’s tempting — you want to compete — but you just can’t go there.” He cares deeply about his music, about the people who listen, and about what God thinks.

“It took 63 mixes to get the mix right,” Michael laughed, “but you know what, hey, if it was easy everybody would do it.” He added, “I listened to it this morning on my walk… just to make sure it still sounded as good as I thought it did.”

That kind of care? That kind of passion? It shows.

Watching Jonathan live out an old dream and seeing Michael light up like a kid with a new toy — it just feels like God smiling through melody. It’s not just another worship track; it’s an upbeat song with an 80s vibe. It’s an echo of something eternal, with arms wide open around the sun and the soul. And honestly? It’s worth hitting play more than once.

“Great is the Lord and most worthy of praise; his greatness no one can fathom.” Psalm 145:3

I created this original song for Easter two years ago

One musician gave a stunning performance of “Oh, How I Love Jesus.” The woman gave a moving rendition of the beloved hymn. Check out the short and powerful clip to hear her “Oh, How I Love Jesus” rendition. It's a tune that is near and dear to the hearts of many.

The world is a lost and fallen place full of people who are also lost, hurting, struggling and crying out for help. Many may believe themselves to be stuck in impossible, hopeless situations. Sin has utterly destroyed and ruined this world and many lives as well. But no matter how great sin might be, God’s love and mercy will always be greater.

Christ can enter those hopeless, seemingly lost situations and inject hope and life. He can make a way even when it was thought to be none. He is the difference maker, and if not for Christ’s love, forgiveness and bloodshed on the cross, we’d still be lost. But how can you or do you adequately thank and praise Him for doing so much for you and me?

We can’t, but we can still offer words of worship and praise. That is exactly what one woman has done with her lovely rendition of “Oh, How I Love Jesus.” Although the song may be familiar to many, the sweet, beautiful words will always cause many to become emotional. The lyrics describe the life-changing and life-saving name of Jesus.

“There is a name I love to hear
I love to sing its worth
It sounds like music in my ear
The sweetest name on Earth”

Jesus's name has changed and is still transforming hearts and lives. His love, mercy, forgiveness and grace are available to all. He stands at the door and knocks, but before we can be forgiven, we must answer and let Him in.

Acts 4:12 “And in no other is there salvation: for there is no other name under heaven, given among men, through which we may have salvation.”

A praise and worship team delivered a beautiful cover of “Promise Keeper.” Their powerful cover of the song about God’s unending love and faithfulness deserves to be listened to multiple times. Watch the short but moving clip to hear the talented musicians perform “Promise Keeper.”

This world is a sad, lonely and broken place. It’s full of hurting and struggling individuals crying out for help. Most people are searching for something, anything, in which to place their trust and faith. They desperately want something or someone reliable in their lives who can always be counted on to be there regardless of the situation or circumstances.

Of course, there is one who can be counted on and who is always loving and faithful. No matter what we may be going through or facing, Jesus Christ remains by our side throughout the entire ordeal. In a clip posted on YouTube, a group of incredibly talented musicians, a church’s praise and worship team, covers “Promise Keeper.”

This song's beautiful lyrics provide the answer for a broken world full of people looking for someone to trust and place their faith in. The lyrics are moving, powerful and full of truth. They describe the faithful and loving nature of Jesus Christ.

“You are a promise keeper
Your word will never fail
My heart can trust You, Jesus
I won’t be overwhelmed”

What beautiful and powerful words! 

Even when the path forward is muddled and unclear, we can never go wrong when trusting and relying upon Christ. In times of pain and uncertainty, He will guide, protect and direct. Again, He is always faithful and always has been. He has never let us down before, and there is no reason to believe that He ever will.

Hebrews 10:23 “Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; for he is faithful that promised.”

Dance tune from King Solomon's Book of Songs - the perfect wedding song from The Bible!https://www.unitedmasters.com/m/debracohenmusic34

Husband-wife Americana duo Goldpine joined us to talk about their upcoming album 'Three,' the evolution of their songwriting, life on the road, and the stories behind their bold, harmony-driven sound.

Sometimes our prayers feel like they hit the ceiling. By faith, we realize that God is still with us. Be encouraged! https://unitedmasters.com/m/this-mystery

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We are a True to Word new band called akaOCDs (Also Known As Old Christian Defenders). We have been years in the making and finally signed a contract with Indiemassive in the Netherlands. We are happy with them and their quickness and responses. We do live in Northern Nevada USA. We write all our own sings, copyrighted in good-old America and have started releasing some to the world. We have a new song called Arise. Current songs can be found on YouTube music, Spotify, SoundCloud, shazam, apple music and more by looking up akaOCDs or the EP, Encomia. Our latest song is Arise

Western Kentucky-based singer-songwriter Savana Adams gave us a powerful, heartfelt performance of her brand-new single 'Hear My Heart'—filmed live at the GodTube Music Studio in Nashville. After rededicating her life to Jesus in 2023, Savana began using her gift of music to share the songs God placed on her heart. Every lyric, every note is meant to praise, honor, and glorify the Lord. 🙌

A couple delivered a powerful rendition of “Blessed Assurance.” The beloved hymn's performance was chilling and moving, certainly worthy of being listened to multiple times. Watch the short clip of the couple’s soul-stirring performance of “Blessed Assurance.”

Contemporary Christian music will never top the old church hymns. That’s probably a controversial, polarizing statement, with many people likely to vehemently disagree with that conclusion. Yes, many churches have started to move away from the hymns. But everyone is entitled to their opinion, and that just happens to be mine.

To be clear, there are many fantastic modern contemporary songs from some truly talented artists. However, you cannot say with a straight face that any praise and worship song will ever top “Great is Thy Faithfulness,” “How Great Thou Art,” “How Firm a Foundation” or “Amazing Grace.” Those are classics and forever will be, regardless of how old they may be.

Another hymn that will never get old, no matter how many times you have heard it, is “Blessed Assurance.” In a clip posted on YouTube, a couple performs this excellent rendition of the iconic, beloved old church hymn. You’ll likely find yourself singing right along with them.

“This is my story, this is my song
Praising my Savior all the day long
This is my story, this is my song
Praising my Savior all the day long”

That familiar, beautifully written tune is about the certainty we can have in Jesus Christ. We can know beyond the shadow of a doubt that we have been forgiven and that heaven is our destination when our time on this Earth is over. That assurance is yet another blessing that comes from being a follower of Jesus Christ. His love and blessings know no bounds. Praise His name!

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

A children’s choir wows with its soul-stirring rendition of “Amazing Love.” The talented young voices sing the popular praise and worship tune. Watch the short clip to hear and see the gifted youngsters performing “Amazing Love.”

None of us would have a chance if it weren’t for Christ’s love, mercy, grace and forgiveness. We’d all still be lost, living in our sin and shame. We’d all be staring down an eternity separated from Him. There would be no future and certainly no hope for anyone.

But because God loved us so much, He sent His only Son to bridge and repair the divide sin caused between Him and man. Christ went to the cross, enduring excruciating pain and experiencing a wholly undeserved death on our behalf. His death and bloodshed on Calvary fulfilled a debt that we could never repay. He made the ultimate sacrifice for you and me, laying down His life. It was a demonstration of His amazing, incredible love for each one.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Powerhouse Kidz Choir sings about Christ’s awe-inspiring and amazing love. “Amazing Love” is a song that is likely well-known by many, but that familiarity does not diminish the song’s beautiful message and lyrics in the slightest.

“I’m forgiven because You were forsaken
I’m accepted; You were condemned
And I’m alive and well, Your Spirit is within me
Because You died and rose again”

That powerful chorus will likely cause many to become emotional, even those who typically don’t get teary-eyed or show much emotion.

But the best thing about that song is that amazing love, grace and forgiveness are still available to everyone today. Christ offers forgiveness and love to all who would call upon His name and confess their sins, and as the Bible says, He is faithful to forgive.

1 John 1:9 “If we say openly that we have done wrong, he is upright and true to his word, giving us forgiveness of sins and making us clean from all evil.”

There are moments that take your breath away, and what happened recently at the Grand Ole Opry was one of them. If you watched the music festival unfold, you know exactly what I’m talking about when all the country stars sang, ‘Will The Circle Be Unbroken’ at the Grand Ole Opry.

This isn’t just any song. It’s a hymn that speaks to the heart about God’s love that’s eternal. I mean, imagine — there you are, sitting at home, watching this incredible group of artists, some of the biggest names in country music, singing a song praises God, on national television no less.

It’s something special when the likes of Blake Shelton, Garth Brooks, Luke Combs, Ashley McBryde, Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood, and Reba McEntire aren’t just there to entertain us, but to worship with us. And that’s exactly what we saw. Each artist brought their own unique flavor to the song, but they were all united in the same goal: to lift up Jesus.

I’ve always believed that music has a way of connecting us to something bigger in the Lord. But there’s something particularly powerful about watching a group of people, so many of whom we admire for their musical talent, as they came together to declare the greatness of God. To see Jesus lifted up, sung about, and praised — on stage, on TV, in front of millions — is a beautiful thing. There’s nothing quite like it.

And then, when you think about the history of the Opry — the legacy it holds — you realize just how significant it is to have a song like this sung there.  The Opry stage is where country music’s greatest legends have stood, and that night, those same legends, alongside newer stars, were united in their worship. 

I loved this upbeat version. For me, the real magic of that night wasn’t in the perfect harmonies or flawless performances. It was in the worship. It was at that moment when everyone in the room — and everyone watching from home — could feel the presence of God. There’s a connection that happens when we worship together, and it was felt in every note of that song.

“Will the circle be unbroken?” It’s a question with such deep meaning, and the answer is yes, yes it will. And when we all come together to worship, we help make sure that circle remains unbroken, a circle that reaches from one generation to the next, uniting us all in faith.

So, thank you to the Grand Ole Opry for reminding us of this truth. Thank you for making us feel something bigger than ourselves. That night was more than just a concert. It was worship. And I don’t know about you, but I was grateful to watch it. 

Psalm 95:1-3 "Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation. Let us come before him with thanksgiving and extol him with music and song. For the Lord is the great God, the great King above all gods."

Have you listened to a chilling a cappella rendition of ‘Gentle Savior?’ It wows! Some songs don’t just wash over you—they reach deep, pressing into places only the Spirit knows. And when Sam Robson sings, it’s as if heaven itself bends low to listen.

His latest a cappella rendition of ‘Gentle Savior’ isn’t just music. It’s worship. It’s art. It’s the kind of sound that wraps around the soul like a sacred hush—the kind that makes you close your eyes because some moments aren’t meant to be seen, only felt.

Sam, the South London-born vocal virtuoso, weaves layer upon layer of harmonies, breaking the song into four different tones, stacking them like stained glass—each piece stunning on its own but breathtaking when seen as a whole. The result? A chilling hymn that sounds like a cathedral of voices, though it’s just one man pouring his heart into a song that has clearly shaped him.

And isn’t that what the best music does? It shapes us. It leads us home.

Sam himself says the song grew on him over time—an arrangement created years ago, left sitting in his collection until it called him back. And how right he was to answer. His voice, rich with depth, carries the weight of every lyric like a prayer.

And isn’t that life? So many of us are standing at the crossroads, hands trembling, hearts uncertain. But then that chorus rises like a gentle wind, reminding us who we follow:

"Gentle Savior, lead me on… Hold me close and keep me safe."

The comment section became a place of worship in its own right. One listener, overwhelmed by the raw beauty of Sam’s arrangement, wrote, "Sam Robson covering David Phelps? Oh my word, please do more of his stuff!"

Another turned his song into a personal prayer, "Lead me, Jesus! Show a rebel like me how to do Your will! Continue to extinguish my vain worldly desires. Strengthen my trust in You, Lord! May it be so."

And yet another simply declared, "All praise to the Lord and the gifts He gives us. All the glory goes to God."

Because that’s what happens when music is more than sound—it becomes a sanctuary.

I can’t begin to imagine the time, the talent, the unseen hours poured into making this one video. But perhaps that’s the beauty of worship—it’s not about being seen. It’s about offering something holy in the secret place, trusting that God will take it and make it more than we ever could.

And that’s exactly what Sam has done.

A voice lifted. A song restored. A Savior glorified.

Gentle Savior, lead us on.

"Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, ‘This is the way; walk in it.’" Isaiah 30:21

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