Music Videos

Check out this creative and inspiring lyrics music video. Taya delivers a powerful message in ‘Come Into the Light’ lyric video. At the start of the video, we see Taya in the dark with a glimpse of light behind her. She begins to sing about being in the darkness with shame, sin, and burdens. 

She then sings, ‘Come into the Light.’ She starts to sing about other reasons why a person might be in the dark: weakness, fear, pride, anxiety, and weariness. She then goes into the beautiful chorus which says:

‘He will meet you gladly

Over and over

With loving kindness in His eyes

Oh, come into the light’

Verse 2 picks up instrumentally and continues to name the challenges that people go through in life. She describes how we can have doubts about his grace. She shares that Jesus is our hope, and even if we have failed time and time again, it is better for us to expose our struggles than to hide them. The joyous sounds meet us in the chorus. 

At the bridge she sings about the freedom and healing that await us when we come into the light of Christ. The bridge then gets us pumped up in our faith. We will feel empowered with the beat of the drum and the lyrics of the invitation to be in the light of Jesus. 

By the end of this song you will feel encouraged and reminded of the greatness of the power of Jesus. He shines into our darkness and brings us into marvelous light.

“But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his possession, so that you may proclaim the praises of the one who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light.”  1 Peter 2:9

You don’t want to miss this moving moment of worship. In this video there is a powerful and inspired cover of ‘The Solid Rock’ hymn. We get a glimpse of a service with Phil Webb at Grace Community Church. People of all ages are joined together and celebrating the strength of our Savior, who holds us in the midst of uncertainty. In a sinful world, we are reminded that Jesus is the Rock that we can and should stand on. 

Phil conducts and sings in worshipful praise. He is convicted, joyful, and motivating as a leader. The background vocalists and the stunning orchestra and band accompany him with their instruments. It is truly a moment where we are invited in to sing this timeless hymn. You cannot help but feel uplifted and be reminded of this rich Biblical truth of our strong and unchanging Savior.

We hear the chorus as they sing out:

‘On Christ the solid rock I stand

All other ground is sinking sand’

As we see this beautiful congregation of believers in Jesus declaring His name, it encourages us at home to join in on the song. May we be motivated to lean on Him no matter what the storms are in this life. As we listen to the beautiful melody and hear the instrumentation performed by this excellent band, may our souls rest in the assurance of what we are singing.

Phil and the band all wrap up the song with a stunning ending. It is powerful, and the audience is truly the choir that Phil is directing as they all are praising the Lord together for His glory.

“Therefore, everyone who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock.”  Matthew 7:24

The Turner Family Band released a new heartfelt and beautiful cover of ‘Shout To The Lord.’ Gathered in the living room filled with instruments, the family warms up to sing. Everyone is diligently awaiting for their part to play and you can’t help but smile at how anxious they are to lead us all in a beautiful worship song. In a clip posted on their YouTube channel, the family performs the song with so much love as they sing this beautiful classic hymn. It’s a reminder of the hope, awe, and wonder we have in a God who loves us more than anything. 

‘Shout To The Lord’ reminds us of God’s unmatched power and love. In every moment, He is our comforter, our protector, and our savior. He is our tower of refuge in times of trouble too. 

‘My Comfort, my Shelter

Tower of Refuge and Strength

Let every breath, all that I am

Never cease to worship You’

With every breath, we are called to never cease worshiping God because there is truly none like our Jesus. And when we aren’t praising the Lord, the earth itself can’t help but sing of His mighty wonders and love. As we move to the chorus, we’re invited to ‘Shout to the Lord’ and sing praises to the King as we celebrate His power and majesty. When we sing, ‘Mountains bow down and the sea will roar at the sound of Your Name’ we are reminded God is the one who created the universe. It’s mindboggling to think the God who created the stars and the oceans also created us. 

May this song let you spend a few moments in silence, listening for God’s voice in the midst of our busy lives. It’s easy to forget to praise the God for the everyday miracles. Yet this song encourages us to express our joy for the work of His hands and declare, ‘Nothing compares to the promise I have in You.’ 

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.”

A time to celebrate Fathers!

A pleasant afternoon or evening at the adventure park celebrating Jesus!

Forgive is a soul searching tune to help cast off, relieve the burdens of hurting actions that others may have caused grief in your life.

Spanish guitar playing to an Arabian tune describing a future peace in the middle east as describe by Isaiah. Sit back and enjoy the stars with this one!

Powerful beat describing a discussion Jesus had with the woman at the well who had 5 husbands and now lives with a man.

God is good is a jazzy high strung beat with a lot of soul! Enjoy!

Jericho is about the walls of Jericho crunching down simply by obeying the Word of God with shouts of praise and blowing their trumpets!

A new introduction of a jazzy way to worship the Lord without loud bass or guitar. You probably won't here a song like this in a church service as we are accustom to loud drums, loud bass and guitar. Worship in Spirit & Truth!

Jesus coming is about a promise He made that He will come again. This song describes that event but it seems that most are not watching or waiting for this event to happen.

A mother and her two children delivered a moving and heartwarming performance of the beloved tune “Goodness of God.”

Human beings are sinners, a fallen bunch who rightfully deserve death and to be lost for all eternity. The Bible states as much, saying that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Scripture also adds that no one is good, not even one, and mentions that the wages of sin are death.

According to Scripture, humans deserve death for their willful disobedience and turning away from God. However, thanks to God’s love, Christ’s death on the cross and His resurrection days later, we have a chance at forgiveness and eternal life with Him someday. We have hope and a future because of His mercy, grace, forgiveness and goodness.

In a clip posted on YouTube, an unbelievably talented trio—a mother and her two children—play “Goodness of God” along a busy street and amass a crowd during their performance. Many are familiar with this song, which has been covered hundreds or even thousands of times.

However, the frequency at which it is played and heard does not diminish the power, truth and meaning of those beautifully written lyrics. God is good and faithful. Not only does He freely offer forgiveness for the repentance of sins, but He continually showers us with His love and blessings long after we first come to and accept Christ as our personal Lord and Savior.

All three musicians in the video have been incredibly blessed. Mom demonstrates her lovely singing voice as her little boy tickles the keys on a keyboard. About halfway through the clip, the woman’s daughter, Karolina Protsenko, a gifted violinist, joins in by showing off her skills on the instrument.

This is a performance that you will likely return to repeatedly. What a stunning display of musical talent from all three musicians!

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 group of incredibly talented singers, The Collingsworth Family, captivated with their beautiful and emotional performance of “God on the Mountain.” The familiar but powerful song is about the mighty God we serve and how He is still on the throne and at work even during the struggles and the hard times. This is a song and a performance that you’ll want to return to repeatedly.

Life isn’t always a fun, happy and joyous experience. Sometimes, it can become downright unpleasant and cruel. Unforeseen situations and circumstances can come along that make life wholly unbearable. Some may even wonder about the Lord’s whereabouts during these instances. What is He doing, and why is He not responding to this situation?

With their lovely rendition of “God on the Mountain,” the Collingsworth Family reminds us that He is still around, working in our lives and in that specific, painful situation. As the lyrics state, the God who blesses, provides and is on the throne when life is good is the same God whenever life brings sorrow, pain or grief.

Not only that, but the wonderfully and powerfully written lyrics remind us that it’s easy to love, praise and honor Him when you’re on the mountaintop. However, those deep, dark valleys and life’s storms will pull, stretch and test your faith. But, again, don’t lose hope; God still reigns even when you’re hurting and struggling. He will see you through.

“For the God on the mountain is still the God in the valley

When things go wrong, He’ll make them right

And the God of the good times is still God in the bad times

The God of the day is still God in the night”

We’d all be better off remembering these lyrics whenever heartache and sorrow strike. Our faith can always become stronger no matter where we are in our walk with the Lord. He is more than capable of handling any situation, issue or problem we may encounter.

Romans 8:28 “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are called according to his purpose.”

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