Lincoln Brewster singing the powerful song "Power Of Your Name", with help from his buddy Darlene Zschech of Hillsong Australia. The little percussion thing hear the beginning is actually from a sonagram of his little boy Liam, his heart beating. Pretty cool! Lincoln's church is about 10 miles from where I live, so I get to hear him frequently.

I put together this video of Chris Tomlin's song I Will Rise for a woman in our church who had terminal cancer. Unfortunately she passed away a few days before I could complete it. She lived the last days of her life just like this song. She couldn't wait to get to heaven!

Before watching this video, check out the link below. The story behind this song is incredible:

http://www.facebook.com/joshwilson?v=...

Nice song written by Josh Wilson and Ben Glover, from the album "Life Is Not A Snapshot". God told us that "in this world you will have trouble", and we all suffer our hurts, but this song tells us that those hurts are "just the dark before the morning"...

Very powerful and thought-provoking song by Barlow Girl. At first you think "hey, where are these lyrics going, God would never forsake or abandon us", but ultimately the singer of the song realizes that and clings to what she knows in her heart, that God is always there, and if we think that He's not then we're just not paying attention. It's human nature to sometimes feel alone in this world, bu...

This is not simply a "believe-in-yourself-and-everything-will-be-OK" pep talk song. Understand that when the song talks about "faith" it is talking about faith in God Almighty. Sure, it's a good thing to believe in yourself, but it's more important to have faith in the God who created you. He will protect you, provide for you, and guide you. Turn your eyes to Him, place your trust in Him, and let ...

A beautiful song by Plumb. It's sung in the first person, and it's ambiguous who "I" represents. It could easily be interpreted as a parent. In fact, I believe Plumb wrote this primarily for her daughter. I chose to interpret it also as a different parent, our loving Heavenly Father. Plumb is a Christian artist, and I feel like her intention was to draw a parallel between a mother's love for her c...

This is from Selah's latest album "You Deliver Me". It was a last-second addition, which is surprising because in my opinion it's by far the best cut on the album. Amy Perry, the newest member of Selah, sings a wonderful lead vocal here. The song is about God's grace and that no matter what trials and tribulations we have to endure, in the end we are redeemed by His grace and mercy. Thank You God!

Wow, what a powerful song! We sang this in church yesterday and the congregation really connected. Thank you Christy and Nathan for writing and performing this song. I came home from church and sat down and immediately started putting together a video for the song. Wow! The goosebumps won't go away!<br />
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By the way, this is from Christy's CD "Life Light Up", which I highly recommend. If ...

Probably one of the prettiest songs I've ever heard. Christy Nockels (formerly of the group Watermark) wrote it, and she is accompanied on keyboards by her husband Nathan. Sort of an updated version of the old Christian praise song "And They'll Know We Are Christians". From the marvelous CD "Life Light Up".

What a fantastic song by Addison Road! Beautiful and challenging. Are we just going through the motions, or do we deeply worship God and place Him at the center of our life? Do we study His Word so that we can know Him more intiimately? Do we look for evidence of His holiness? This is what He calls us to do. Lead vocals on this song by Jenny Simmons, who co-wrote the song with Alli Rogers

Joy Williams recorded "Surrender" in 2002, on the "By Surprise" CD. I always thought it was an underrated song. Not quite in the style of my other videos, and not exactly my style of music, but something about the song really catches me.

Many of my videos are pretty heavy and serious (nothing wrong with that), but for a change this one is sort of sprightly. It's a song by Joy Williams from 2002 called "Every Moment", that tells us to make the most of every moment and cherish the memories of those moments. Written by: Jesse Butterworth, Joy Williams, and Regie Hamm.

A beautiful song about parenthood written by Ray Boltz and Steve Millikan. My kids are grown now, but I remember these periods in their lives, including the fretful nights waiting up for my daughter to come home after being out late, praying for God to watch over her and keep her safe. I know church attendance is down in this country, but I teach Sunday School and AWANA and Vacation Bible School a...