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American Idol alum turned Christian artist Michael Sarver gave us this exclusive Godtube Music acoustic performance of his debut Christian single, “Warrior.” Born from seasons of deep mental, spiritual, and emotional battles, “Warrior” is a bold anthem of faith and courage, a reminder that believers are built for battle and strengthened by God’s power.

Anne Wilson calls out for Jesus in the official music video for her song “Carry Me.” The Christian country musician’s latest hit song is a powerful plea for Christ’s help. Watch the short but moving clip to listen to and see the official music video for Anne Wilson’s song “Carry Me.”

The world is often a cold, cruel and unkind place. Kindness, love, mercy and compassion are sorely lacking in much of society, with many people struggling just to get by, hoping to make it through another day. Sadly, getting through a 24-hour period is a big win and accomplishment for many people, far too many.

For one reason or another, many individuals feel as if the weight of the world is riding on their shoulders. To make the situation significantly worse, no matter what they do, they cannot get ahead or alleviate any of the pressure or stress they are feeling. It’s a constant struggle, where the pain and the pressure are unrelenting, never subsiding for even a moment. This type of situation is enough to drive even the sanest, most mentally healthy person to the brink.

However, we aren’t supposed to go through this life alone, shouldering every care and concern. Christ calls us to cast all our cares and burdens upon Him. He will give the tired and the weary rest. That is precisely what Anne sings about in “Carry Me.”

She sings about being pushed to the brink and feeling as if she is carrying the weight of the entire world. She is attempting to bottle up all her feelings and remain entirely composed, but it’s clear that she’s struggling to do so. At the very end of the song, Anne, in her desperation, feeling as if she has nowhere else to go, calls out to Jesus Christ to carry her.

What a beautiful song that perfectly captures the place and state of mind many people find themselves in. They are weary and burdened, struggling to stay afloat. But we don’t have to go about this by ourselves. Christ is there to shoulder the burden and offer rest.

Matthew 11:28 “Come to me, all you who are troubled and weighted down with care, and I will give you rest.”

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This is one of 2 Christian wake me up songs I wrote. They are more 80's rock, Christian style. Enjoy. And God Bless

This chilling acoustic rendition of “How Great Is Our God” will give you goosebumps. It’s a powerful and moving performance of the classic tune beloved by many. Watch the short, awe-inspiring clip to listen to this jaw-dropping performance of “How Great Is Our God,” a song that is near and dear to the hearts of many.

Music is universally beloved. We all share a love of music. Appreciating the beautiful sounds musicians create is one of the few things we can all agree upon in these highly polarized, incredibly divisive times. Seriously, can you name someone who doesn’t enjoy listening to music, at least some form of it?

However, things become dicey when you start talking about specific genres, bands, musicians and songs. Everyone has an opinion on this or that band or on that song. If you’re not careful, things could devolve into a heated argument, much like every other topic and subject today.

Despite that, there are still some songs that are universally loved. Some songs are so powerful and beautifully written that they transcend genres, obtaining likes from fans of all musical genres. If you like music, chances are you enjoy these specific, limited tunes. One of those songs that fits perfectly in that category is Chris Tomlin’s “How Great Is Our God.” You don’t even have to be a fan of Christian contemporary music to appreciate that power and the message of that song.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Stephen McWhirter performs “How Great Is Our God,” and it’s an outstanding cover that you’ll want to return to repeatedly. The powerful and moving lyrics, combined with his distinct, unmistakable voice, are what help to set this cover apart from so many others who have sung and performed “How Great Is Our God.”

Stephen’s rendition of this Chris Tomlin tune is head and shoulders above nearly every other cover you’ll hear of this praise and worship song. It’s that good!

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”

Check out this moving rendition from a talented trio of the song ‘There’s Something About That Name.’ The singers in the video are The Martins, a music vocal trio composed of three siblings: Joyce Martin Sanders, Jonathan Martin, and Judy Martin Hess. They have a lovely sound, and the way their voices blend together sounds so heavenly!

‘Jesus, Jesus, Jesus; there's just something about that name.
Master, Savior, Jesus, like the fragrance after the rain;
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, let all Heaven and earth proclaim
Kings and kingdoms will all pass away, but there's something about that name.’

‘There’s Something About That Name’ was written in 1970 by Bill and Gloria Gaither. Gloria says the song came to them out of a personal experience that confirmed the power and effect the name of Jesus had on their everyday lives. There really is something so special about the name of Jesus. No wonder so many songs and hymns have been written about His name!

When it comes to The Martins, their sibling group rose to national and international success during the 1990s, showcasing their stunning and distinctive harmonies before a vast array of audiences. Over the years, the group garnered eight Dove Awards from the Gospel Music Association, as well as a prestigious Grammy nomination.

The siblings decided to take a break in 2003 and pursue individual music careers, but they reunited in 2010 and were stronger than ever. In 2011, they released their first new recording together in 10 years. In 2013, the group returned to the studio to record The Martins A Cappella. This recording earned The Martins a Grammy nomination for Best Roots Gospel Album.
Most recently, The Martins produced their latest recording, Still Standing.

There is nothing like a family singing together, and these siblings use their voices to encourage others and bring God glory. We hope you enjoyed listening to their rendition of ‘There’s Something About That Name.’

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Listen to this powerful instrumental cover of the beloved hymn ‘He Touched Me.’ This popular hymn was originally written by Bill Gaither. Matthew Holt is the musician performing the hymn on the piano in this video. May this song uplift you today!

‘Shackled by a heavy burden
'Neath a load of guilt and shame
Then the hand of Jesus touched me
And now I am no longer the same’

What a beautiful performance of ‘He Touched Me.’ Matthew Holt has had a full career with his musical talents. In 2004, he joined the award-winning family group The Perrys and played with them until 2008. Then in 2012, Matthew became the full-time keyboard player for the Gaither Vocal Band and the Gaither Homecoming Tour.

Matthew does an incredible job playing ‘He Touched Me,’ and many people online shared their thoughts about his performance. 

“One of my favorite church hymns of all time!” one person writes after watching the music video.

“I think I’m up to seven times watching this tonight. It’s just so beautiful!” comments another person online.

When it comes to the history of ‘He Touched Me,’ it was written in 1963 by Bill Gaither. Gospel singer Doug Oldham was the first to record the hymn in 1964, and not long after that, the Bill Gaither Trio recorded it. Then in 1965, The Imperials recorded ‘He Touched Me’ for their album The Happy Sounds of Jake Hess and the Imperials. In 1969, they recorded a newer version for the album Love Is The Thing. This is the version that Elvis Presley heard that made him want to record the song himself.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this instrumental version of the hymn ‘He Touched Me,’ and may it be an encouragement for you today!
 

Therefore I Tell You, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours." - Mark 11:24 I haven't always had faith in God. I used to believe everything in my life was up to me. If I succeeded, I was proud. If I failed- it was all my fault. Though I do not shirk the responsibility to do my best in life in all things, it is a HUGE relief to know I am not all alone. In fact, God is with me every step of the way, lavishing his extravagant grace on me when he sees I need it and at other times allowing me to learn lesson from my mistakes. One of the biggest tests of my faith was when I was facing infertility. The 8 year journey till we finally had our twins Hannah and Caleb was heart-wrenching, but God showed himself to me through that heartbreaking time. -And He left me with the deep conviction that God listens when we pray! "You Listen to My Prayers" is a co-write between Julie Kinscheck and Neal Merrick Blackwood. c. 2023 The single will release on all platforms on June 15th, 2025 on Jharck Records. CREDITS: Lead Vocal: Julie Kinscheck BGVs: Julie Kinscheck , Chris Rosser Piano & Guitars: Chris Rosser Bass: Zack Page, Neal Merrick Blackwood Drums,: Neal Merrick Blackwood Violins: Ginny Luke, Lyndsay Pruett Recording & Mix Engineer: Neal Merrick Blackwood, Black Mountain, NC CREDITS: Written by Julie Kinscheck & Neal Merrick Blackwood Lead Vocal: Julie Kinscheck BGVs: Julie Kinscheck , Chris Rosser Piano & Guitars: Chris Rosser Bass: Zack Page, Neal Merrick Blackwood Drums,: Neal Merrick Blackwood Violins: Ginny Luke, Lyndsay Pruett Recording & Mix Engineer: Neal Merrick Blackwood, Black Mountain, NC Cover Art: Hannah Kinscheck Cover photography: Vera Crane Lyrics VERSE: What do you long for What do you need What have you cried out again and again for on your aching knees Are you tempted to give up? Not sure of his will? Remember that persistent widow And try again still! CHORUS: You listen to my prayers My Jesus told me so You promise you are there Though sometimes I don’t know But I’ll get back on my knees ‘Cause I choose to believe That you listen to my prayers And you will answer me! VERSE: The widow pressed the judge Till he gave into her plea Hannah prayed and prayed and prayed Till she had Samuel on her knee Oh, Father! In your love Give me bread and not a stone Comfort me, ABBA! So I know I’m not alone! CHORUS: You will listen to my prayers My Jesus told me so You promise you are there Though sometimes I don’t know But I’ll get back on my knees ‘Cause I choose to believe That you listen to my prayers And you will BRIDGE: I walk thorough the valley of the shadow of death I praise you, Lord with my last breath You lay me down in pastures green I find my peace here on my knees Though I walk thorough the valley of the shadow of death I’ll praise you, Lord with my last breath You lay me down in pastures green I find my peace here on my knees I find my peace here on my knees CHORUS: You listen to my prayers My Jesus told me so (you promise, you promise) You promise you are there Though sometimes I don’t know So I’ll get back on my knees ‘Cause I choose to believe That you listen to my prayers And you will answer me! You listen to my prayers My Jesus told me so You promise you are there Though sometimes I don’t know So I’ll get back on my knees ‘Cause I choose to believe To believe- That you listen!