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A group of talented youngsters turned in a moving and emotional performance, singing a song about thanking the good Lord for His countless blessings.

Most people are blessed beyond measure and do not have any room to complain. God consistently meets and fulfills our basic needs. In fact, He usually goes above and beyond those needs, even delivering a fair amount of those wants and desires on top of those needs. He is a good, faithful and loving Lord.

Thanksgiving is a terrific opportunity to stop and praise the Lord for all He has done, is doing and will do in our lives. Yes, the path forward and destination ahead can appear murky and unclear at times. However, God is always there, delivering blessings and meeting our needs.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a children’s choir sang a song of praise and worship, “Thankful.” The song’s beautiful lyrics help put life into perspective, forcing listeners to stop and consider how much the Lord has blessed and touched their lives.

“For every good thing that I have comes from God
Every day, every hour
There are blessings He sends without number or end
If I counted a hundred or a thousand, I’m sure
There would still be more”

In life, it’s easy to complain about what we’re lacking. Most people concentrate on what they do not have instead of what they have been blessed with and graciously given. This is something that everyone walking on the face of the earth is guilty of doing.

However, no one particularly likes someone constantly asking for this or that. Everyone would do well to adopt an attitude of gratefulness, especially toward God and all He has done and continues to do. 

Even during life’s many trials and hardships, God is still loving and faithful and works to provide for and meet our needs. He pours out His blessings on those who love and follow Him.

Isaiah 44:3 “For I will send water on the land needing it, and streams on the dry earth: I will let my spirit come down on your seed, and my blessing on your offspring.”

The meaning of Christmas

I wrote this song after reading Psalm 19. I realized how much we take life for granted by what God has created for us to enjoy. His creation and beauty surrounds from above and on earth. I hope this song blesses you!

"Join the Sound of Praise" is a song about praising God - with music and dancing. This is the Lambada mix of the song. The animated music video features Lambada choreography. This is a second music video for the Lambada mix. I hope you enjoy the song, and praise God!

"Join the Sound of Praise" is a catchy song about praising God - with music and dancing. This is a Lambada mix of the song. The animated music video includes Lambada dancing. I hope you enjoy this exciting song and give praise to God.

Song by Elaine TaylorBrown https://elainetaylorbrown.us

Song by Elaine TaylorBrown https://elainetaylorbrown.us

I wrote this song back in 1981, or so when I was in prison for 30 years over 20 years ago home now free, and loving Jesus. When I first come home I began growing my first tomatoes for the Spring season in my house. It was a project I've always wanted to do. In Maine the summers are short but the soil is beautiful. I give all the glory for the many years God has restored back to me that the locust stole from me as an addict, and criminal most of my young years but when He touched me I was no longer the same...Amen!

"Lord, How Great You Are" is a song that praises God for his awesomeness. This is a Euro-Tek remix of the song, and features great nature footage, with time-lapses. I hope you enjoy this song of praise and worship.

Check out this amazing song called ‘More of You’ by The Belonging Co and featuring Hope Darst.

“We wait here in the silence, when there’s nothing left to say, where the promise
Of a breakthrough is just a breath away, we lean into Your presence, as Your glory fills this place
And the power of Your Spirit, leaves nothing here unchanged, we want more, we want more,
More of You, we won’t move, we won’t move, until You do, there’s no limit, there’s no ceiling”

What a beautiful new song that is part of The Belonging Co’s new album titled Pneuma. The song was recorded live in Nashville, TN, and the worship performance is incredibly moving. The lyrics describe a longing for the transformative presence of God and a desire for a deeper understanding and revelation of who He is.

When it comes to how the song ‘More of You’ was created, The Belonging Co shares that story on their Instagram page.

“There isn’t a single person who doesn’t need more of Jesus. Ten years ago, Hope Darst spontaneously sang out the chorus of this song in Henry Seeley and Alex Seeley’s basement, and the presence of God fell,” the band says. “As a church, we’ve sung bits and pieces of it for years, but the team felt it was finally time to release it. To say that this one is special and intimate to us would be an understatement. The cry of hearts has always been—and always will be—for more of Jesus. We pray you are filled with more of Him as you worship with us.”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘More of You’ by The Belonging Co today! May the song minister to you and invite you into a deeper and holier encounter with the Lord.

Lyric video for the song "Don't Worry" by Flawssom. Don't Worry is based on Matthew 6:25-34, Phil. 4: 6-8 & more.

Lyrics of the song ASK by Flawssom. ASK is based on Matthew 7:7-8 & James 4

A group of supremely talented vocalists, the Gaither Vocal Band, performed a catchy, upbeat tune about being appreciative and thankful for what the Lord has done and provided.

The calendar only has one day dedicated to and set aside for giving thanks for the many blessings in our lives. However, having an attitude of thankfulness and gratefulness is something all Christians should possess the other 364 days of the year. Stopping and giving thanks is not only a good habit, but it’s also biblical. Throughout God’s word, and in many different instances, Christians are to give thanks to the Lord.

In a clip posted on YouTube, the five men who comprise the Gaither Vocal Band sing a tune about being thankful and grateful, which is appropriately called “Grateful.”

The five men, joined by a sixth gentleman strumming on the guitar, praise and worship the Lord for what He has done and continues to do in their lives. In the first verse, the guys sing about appreciating the small things often overlooked in our rushed, hurried lives.

They mention how they are thankful for each brand-new day that the Lord gives them. Seeing and feeling the sunshine on their face in the morning, hearing the birds chirp and simply enjoying a cup of coffee are blessings, according to the talented singers.

In the song’s chorus, the singers praise and thank the Lord for allowing them to experience another day on Earth. 

“Grateful, grateful
Oh, I’m oh so grateful
Lord, I’m grateful
Grateful for this day”

Thanksgiving is a holiday essentially dismissed by the retailers and the advertisers. Every year, places like Walmart, Kroger and Target quickly go from Halloween to Christmas with their supplies and store décor, completely skipping over Thanksgiving. 

But despite the reluctance of some of the massive retailers to recognize the Thanksgiving holiday, it’s one that should get much more attention from everyone, including Christians. Being thankful and grateful should not be confined to one day out of the year but practiced all 365.

1 Thessalonians 5:18 “In everything give thanks: for this is the purpose of God in Christ Jesus for you.”

Music Composed By Richard Spasoff

Music composed (Song Entitled "Serenity" ) and performed by Richard Spasoff

One soul Journey to Heaven after accepting Jesus Christ as our Savior ( Instrumental Christian Music) Music Composed by Richie Spasoff.

The popular and Grammy Award-winning vocalist group Pentatonix joined forces with a legendary entertainer for a beautiful and pitch-perfect rendition of the beloved Christmas song, “O Little Town of Bethlehem.”

The biblical story of Christ’s birth is not only about God sending a Savior to the world, but it’s also one about obedience and faith. Many of the characters, from Mary and Joseph to the shepherds, demonstrated a large amount of faith by relying upon the guidance and direction of God despite their fear, worry and anxiety. 

The story also shows the lengths God was willing to go to save man from their sins and how far He went. Instead of being delivered by a queen in a palace located in a massive, expansive city, God went the other direction, a very unexpected route. He sent his one and only Son to be born by a scared, frightened virgin in a stable located in a lowly, forgettable little town. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Pentatonix, along with Elvis Presley, sings about the little, unexceptional town where the Savior of the world was born. It’s a delightful, lovely cover of the track, which retells the events of that most holy night when Christ entered the world, forever changing the world.

“For Christ is born of Mary
And gathered all above
While mortals sleep, the angels keep
Their watch of wondering love”

Not only is the latest from Pentatonix a lovely cover of a Christmas favorite, incorporating the voice of Elvis Presley, but the video is also a sight to behold. The video, all 2 minutes and 40 seconds, is a static shot of a picturesque Christmas scene. 

Fire burns and crackles in the fireplace as five stockings hang above. A handful of perfectly wrapped presents, two large ornamental candy canes and a gorgeously and intricately decorated tree are also present, creating a scene that appears to have been ripped right out of a Hollywood Christmas-themed film. 

Luke 2:7 “And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.”

One of the biggest names in Christian music, Phil Wickham, is joined by several other musicians as they all express utter joy and excitement over the Savior’s birth.

Several passages throughout the Old Testament foretold the birth of Jesus Christ. He was to come to save the people from their sins, forever changing the trajectory and direction of the world. Many were anxiously looking forward to that moment of the Savior’s birth, hoping to see the One sent by God to change everything. 

So, on that most holy night, when Jesus Christ was born in a stable surrounded by barnyard animals, many were more than a little excited. The Savior, who would save men from their sins, had finally arrived! No other song expresses the joy many had to have felt that evening following the baby boy’s arrival quite like “Joy to World.”

In a clip posted on YouTube, Phil Wickham and a few of his closest friends come together for an inspiring, upbeat and joy-filled performance to sing about that moment that changed everything for all. Christ has arrived and they will shout the good news for all to hear!

“Joy to the world, the Lord is come
Let Earth receive her King
Let every heart prepare Him room
And Heaven and nature sing
And Heaven and nature sing
And Heaven, and Heaven, and nature sing”

Christmas is a season full of happiness and joy for this reason alone: Jesus Christ, the Savior, has arrived. Many people gather with friends and family and participate in annual traditions and activities. But all the presents, food, movies and Christmas songs ring hollow if those celebrations are not ultimately about Christ’s birth in that Bethlehem stable all those years ago. 

No other birth has meant so much to the entire world, and no other birth ever will. 

Joy to the world, indeed!

Matthew 1:23 “Behold, a virgin shall be with child, and shall bring forth a son, and they call his name Emmanuel, which being interpreted is, God with us.”

Christian and multi-Grammy Award-winning band Third Day turned in an inspiring and moving performance of a song with a positive, upbeat message that encourages listeners to continue fighting and keep going during trying circumstances.

Life is not always an easy or pleasant experience. Overwhelming situations can crop up, leading to extreme pain, hurt and frustration. There are instances when giving up, and throwing in the towel feels like the sensible option. But as much as we may feel like it at times, that’s never the right choice. God has something much better in store, often right on the other side of the hurt and heartache.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Third Day performed their hit song “Tunnel” live in concert to an adoring and raucous crowd who assisted the band by providing their vocals.

The inspiring and uplifting lyrics are for anyone who is currently enduring an overwhelming and difficult period. The track pushes those individuals to keep fighting the good fight, and to never give up because “there is a light at the end of the tunnel for you.”

“There’s a light at the end of this tunnel for you, for you
And there’s a light at the end of this tunnel
Shining bright at the end of this tunnel for you, for you
So keep holding on”

About halfway through the nearly 4-minute clip, lead singer Mac Powell explains why he was initially apprehensive about including the song “Tunnel” on one of the group’s albums. He says he was afraid that the message and the lyrics would get lost in the tune’s loud, boisterous rock sound.

However, he happily admits that he was totally, and completely wrong about his initial hesitancy on “Tunnel.”

“I was, thankfully, realized I was dead wrong about that,” he said. “Because it’s a song that, through the years when we’ve done it, I can literally look out every time we’ve done it and see someone crying. And see someone, a friend beside somebody else consoling them because it's a song that’s helped a lot of people get through some difficult situations.”

John 16:33 “These things I have spoken to you, that in me you might have peace. In the world you shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world.”