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I Must Go (The Apostolic Song) (Single)
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Roma What does it sound like when God sings? Roma Waterman’s new album, When God Sings, is an exploration of that mystery — a sonic pilgrimage that invites the listener to hear heaven’s melody...
Freedom Heart's Song of Comfort during Numbness | Posted August-29-2024
Have you ever felt distant from both God and life? If so, then Freedom Heart's latest song "You're Still With Me" is especially for you. Lynn Chen wrote this song during a time when feeling numb and emotionless seemed to be the new normal. She couldn't go to Him or reach out to people. She felt emotionless. Can you relate that? Sometimes the walls we build to hide our pain are also keeping out the love and comfort we desperately need.
"My heart is numb, I don’t feel a thing, Ready to throw it all away." The struggle that many face during hard times. It is especially during these times when God's promises seem to be the last thing that comes to mind: "You said that you would never leave me, You won’t forget me, You’re still with me." That is such a comforting truth! The lyrics invite you to lean on God's unwavering presence instead of our own understanding.
There is freedom that comes from admitting: "You're still freeing me, Though the pain is real, I am giving you control." Giving God control is an important part of our healing process, and God’s hand is always steady through it all. The bridge of the song, "When I can’t see your light, And all hope is out of sight, I am leaning on your Spirit in me," particularly resonates with anyone who has looked to God for comfort during dark times.
Go ahead and give it a listen. May this song remind you that no matter how distant you feel, you are never alone!
From Suicidal to Realizing I'm Already Loved | Posted August-20-2024
Allow me to share Dean Mark Hilario Enoza's story behind this song:
I released "Already Loved" on the 10th anniversary of my Christian baptism (Aug. 17, 2014). It is my second Christian song, and features Eric Haley, a worship leader from Texas, USA. This song is about my journey with God over the years, and is inspired by the story of Martha and Mary (Luke 10:38-42). My understanding of God’s love radically changed, from a place of striving to a place of resting in His unconditional love.
In 2015, someone prophesied that God would be delighted with the songs that I would be creating, and nine years later this prophecy is unfolding. I am grateful for the Songwriting Stream this year at Awaken Generation school, which reawakened the gift of worship songwriting. I want to thank everyone who helped me refine my lengthy and wordy draft into the final version that you can hear today (thank you Delphne, Justin, Jon, Yumin, Stacey, Sandra, and Ian + my peers for your amazing input.).
The bridge of the song is very meaningful to me, proclaiming Jesus’ finished work on the cross. It’s my personal anthem, and a precious reminder that I am enough because of what Christ has already done for me: "Your work is done, and it’s beautiful. Your grace has come, and embraced me... I don’t need to create something great to make You love me."
The cover art of this release also has a very personal story behind it. It's actually a painting that I made with the title "Thank You for Saving Me". I finished the painting in 2022, and it illustrates a vision that I had when I was 20 years old. I was at my lowest at the time, hating and cursing God, and attempted to take my own life. But that night, Jesus came to me in a vision. His presence shone with an indescribable light, and I knelt before Him, covering my face, feeling so unworthy. That is the scene that I tried to capture in this painting — the face of Jesus bathed in light, and below it, you see me, kneeling in shame and guilt.
His light stripped me of all pretense, revealing my sinfulness and shame, yet it was also a light of unconditional love, forgiveness, and acceptance. He showed me heaven and hell, and in that moment, I realized how much my life mattered to Him. He told me, "I died for you… I did this for you," and I knew that my life was valuable, that I was loved beyond measure. This vision has been my anchor in times of trouble, reminding me that no matter how far I fall, His love is there to catch me.
"Already Loved" is more than a song to me—it’s a testament to God’s relentless love, a love that found me when I was lost, that lifted me up when I was at rock bottom, and it reminds me every day that I am already loved. The song is my way of telling God, "I see You, I know You, and I am so grateful for Your love that I could never have earned, but that You give freely."
May this journey spark your own journey from doing to being—from striving to simply sitting at Jesus’ feet, just like Mary did in Luke 10.
Bringing Joyful Worship to Life | Posted August-02-2024
"Hallelu" by Krystal Dawn Land is a lovely tribute to loved hymns that many grew up with. It sounds like a heartfelt thank-you to God wrapped in familiar melodies. You can hear Krystal's rich Southern Gospel evangelistic music experiences throughout the song.
“Hallelu” celebrates God's grace and miracles in our lives. The song recalls heartfelt hymns like "Amazing Grace," "How Great Thou Art," and "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." To hear this throughout the song's upbeat rhythm is both fun and reminds us of our shared faith and worship roots.
The message of the song is simple: our praise is a powerful offering to God. When you sing "Hallelujah," you connect with Him and many others (including angels) who share your devotion. This song encourages you to bring everything to God with gratitude.
If your looking for an upbeat song to boost your spirit and place God in the center of your day, then listen to "Hallelu". Enjoy this celebration of faith, unity, and God’s endless love.
Calming the Storms of Life | Posted August-02-2024
"In the Stillness" by Krystal Dawn Land is about God's unwavering presence, just right for turbulent times. Krystal wrote the song at the time of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, while praying and worshipping at her piano. She shaped this piano ballad while reflecting on His word, and filled it with God's message of peace and promise.
"In the Stillness" gently encourages you to look for God's voice in chaos. Even when everything seems to be falling apart, you can trust God's love to calm the storm. The message is about finding peace and God's grace in every situation. God's word quiets the winds and places everything in (His) perspective.
This is an invitation to sit 'in the stillness' of your life, listen to the lyrics, and fill your heart with this message of encouragement, perseverance, and peace.
Krystal prays this song gives you the same comfort and strength as she received. Take a break and listen to "In the Stillness". May this song lead you to God, who calms all storms.
"Why Are We Running?" Is a Must-Listen | Posted July-26-2024
Daniel Joseph’s new song, "Why Are We Running?", is his first solo release. You might know him as the lead singer of Saved By Grace, but this solo release reveals his heart even more.
Daniel is a pastor, a family man, urging us to stop running from God. His words cut the chase and come straight to the point: Why are we running, and why are we hiding, like we do? He calls out our human tendency to run from the One who loves us most.
Daniel reminds us that our decisions are the only reason why there is a distance between us and God. It's a wake-up call to realize how far we may have drifted in our relationship with Him. Daniel's repeats the message that God has been sharing through all ages —it's time to come back. It's time to make the right choices that lead us closer to God, and to serve and do what is right for His Kingdom.
Daniel's solo project demonstrates his willingness to break boundaries for a greater cause, to reach anyone who needs a boost to find their way back to God.
May "Why Are We Running?" inspire you to rethink your paths and return to what’s truly important. Don’t miss out on this. Tune in, and feel the shift in your spirit.
A Melody Born On the Road | Posted July-16-2024
Michael Encarnacion has released a song today called “Eternal Life.” The inspiration for the song came one October morning while he was driving to work. Imagine this: it’s 8 am, and out of nowhere, a melody pops into his head. Shortly after, the first few lyrics for the verse come to mind. Though he doesn’t recommend trying this while driving (thank God for voice memos!), he managed to capture the first moments of the song. Over the next few months, he let it marinate, and it wasn’t until March 2024 that he added the second verse before finally getting it produced in June.
“Eternal Life” is a powerful reminder of Christ’s sacrifice and the boundless grace that flows from it. The song starts at the cross, reflecting on how Christ shed His blood so that we would be freed from captivity. The pre-chorus emphasizes the victory over death, death has lost its sting . The chorus is nothing short of an anthem, shouting out our praises and encouraging for renewed lives and the light we’ve been given. Nothing can stop His light and freedom from reaching us, no matter where we are or how we are feeling! All we need to do is invite Him into our lives, and accept the forgiveness and grace that reigns since that darkest day when the veil was torn.
Jesus' sacrifice is a gift of freedom and eternal life to all who accept Him as their Savior and let Him take the lead. So, go ahead and listen to "Eternal Life." May this song ignite a desire in your heart to accept His gift and receive His eternal love.
A soulfully accepting His grace | Posted June-22-2024
"Knee Deep" is an impressive song that blends the gospel and hip-hop genres. This song is about seeking redemption for our own imperfections.
Terrain and Mack, a modern poet, addresses the path of self-destruction and the struggle of facing inner demons, as we try to find comfort in short-term distractions. The chorus of Kwick is filled with hope that shines through the darkness. Valentina Mami's soulful voice tells about her own journey of regret and repentance with honesty and emotion. She sings about placing her burdens at the feet of Jesus.
"Knee Deep" doesn't fit into the common Christian genres, and that makes this song both interesting and appealing. It's message encourages us to understand God's grace and seek His redemption. A message of hope that shows that we can start all over in His grace. "Knee Deep" with its soulful melodies and powerful lyrics, is sure to touch hearts and open minds, and if you accept its invitation, it will leave a permanent mark on all who accept His life-changing grace.
Valentina Mami shared the following backstory:
"This song was presented to me by the artist Terry and Mack. I resonated with it and decided to share a bit of my spiritual journey on this verse a year ago I had never step foot in a church or opened the Bible, but a heartbreak led me to Jesus and ever since that I have asked for grace And for forgiveness for all my past mistakes and even though I have send again the closer I get to Jesus the more I walk in his steps this is about repenting more than once for help and guidance."
Echoes of Grandparents' Wisdom | Posted June-21-2024
MATD's "Christ Is In Your Heart" is a heartwarming tribute to grandparents who pass down life lessons. Life lessons that teach the difference between right and wrong. Brittany Bauerly beautifully shapes these moments of childhood joy and wisdom that emphasize a life led by Christ's love and teachings.
Maybe you remember your own evenings spent listening to the stories your grandma/-pa shared, a feeling of joy as you learned about life. "Christ Is In Your Heart" brings those precious memories back and invites you to open your heart and share that same love unconditionally.
May "Christ Is In Your Heart" by MATD encourage you to be an example of love and hope in a world that too often focuses on material gain. May it be a reminder to carry your legacy—and Christ’s love—within you, ready to be shared.
Rediscover Your True Identity | Posted May-31-2024
Just in time for Father's Day, Bria Jean has released an acoustic version of the song 'Good Good Father.' She shares: 'From the first time I heard this song, I was struck by how essential it is that we know we are loved by our Father.' Do you remember when you first realized you were fully known and loved, unconditionally? We all have a Heavenly Father who delivers on this promise, and wants nothing more than to be our source of unending goodness and perfect love. Will you let Him into your life?
Bria Jean - Good Good Father - Acoustic VersionWith nearly 150K views on YouTube, and now available on major streaming platforms, Bria's rendition of this beautiful worship song is touching hearts. The combination of acoustic simplicity and Bria Jean's sincere vocals really brings the message of this song into your soul. For God, we are all precious and valued beyond measure. When you understand whose you are, that's when you'll truly grasp who you are.
Regardless of whether you're already familiar with the song, or hearing it for the first time, let 'Good Good Father' remind you of the Father's perfect ways and His unconditional love for you. Turn up the volume and let the lyrics reaffirm your identity and worth in Him. May this song (re-)ignite a desire to open your heart to His love and guidance. Are you ready for that refreshing touch of divine truth in your life?
Bridging Us to God’s Unfailing Love | Posted May-30-2024
Robby Robinson and Andrea Hammond release a touching ballad with their song “Lord of Life”. This song underscores that nothing is able to separate us from Christ’s love, and that He is the “Lord of Life”. Andrea Hammond’s beautiful vocals and violin blend so nicely with Robby Robinson’s skillful piano, organ, and keyboard work. The result is a rich, jazzy sound, and the lyrics are a sincere call for forgiveness, healing, unity, and spiritual renewal.
The arrangement and production by Robby Robinson are masterful, balancing the rich sounds of his organ and keyboard with Andrea’s compelling vocals and violin to create a seamless and immersive listening experience. The beautiful video for this project was edited by Sara Niemietz.
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