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"Into The Light" Adam and Ali Curry look at one of the big faith-based questions we have and probably have asked out loud: "Lord, are you really with me like You promised?" It is a perfectly fine question, not a thought that some people tell us that we need to feel ashamed about! It's both a vulnerable and hopeful cry to God, and God understands that doubt can haunt us and cause us to doubt His nature and the value of His promises.  The lyrics in the song show this struggle. On one hand, there's awe for who He is, "You are justice // You are mercy // You are moving // Even in the waiting." On the other side, the lyrics contain a plea: "Where is your light, oh Lord? // Can you bring me out of the dark and into the light?" You'll probably recognize the following line, "It seems like I'm calling and calling and nobody's listening," as we sometimes feel unseen. We all have moments when we feel certain, "Your fam...

"I'm Sorry For Rushing" by Reflect Church is an honest apology to God. Reflect Church shared that this is an apology for "living a life that is overly focused on outcomes, achievement and isn't always submitted to the rhythm of the Holy Spirit." It's a reminder for us to return to the slower pace of faith, trust, and surrender… God's pace.  "I'm sorry for rushing // Rushing you, Jesus," we know how easy it is to push ahead instead of staying in His presence. We'll never be able to see the full picture, His plan, so we need to learn how to align to His ways and His timing, "Teach me how to slow down // And stay within your presence." We all know how challenging it can be to let go of control and walk in step with Him.  The song invites you to join in declaring our dependence and asking for His guidance in our lives: "Jesus I need you // So I surrender // Come and lead me Lord." We are lovingly reminded of the ...

"Jesus The Son" by George Case is a worship song that celebrates the hope, healing, and wholeness that Jesus gives us. George Case shared that the song is a declaration that Jesus is the ultimate answer to the deepest needs we may have in life. "Who is He? He's the One, the only one," the song proclaims, acknowledging Him as our Redeemer, Savior, and everything that is in between.  The first verses of the song reflect our awe and gratitude in the form of questions: "Who's the one who took my burdens and laid them down? // Who gave me hope where none could be found // Who paints the stars in heaven for me to I see every night // Who took my broken pieces and made them right." Questions that highlight His ability to fill the voids in our lives that only He can touch.  Through all of the ups and downs in our lives, His love remains constant and always present: "In the joy and all the sorrow, He's by my side." The song isn't just a...

"Heaven Come Down" by Tyler Ratcliffe is a song that came together in the most spontaneous, God-ordained way. Tyler and Jonathan had been trying to collaborate for months but so far hadn't been able to coordinate their schedules. While Tyler was with friends walking about the next collab, he spun a wheel of names, picked Jonathan, and just booked a flight to San Diego. What happened next felt like pure divine timing.  They recorded "Heaven Come Down" and then went to Light Chapel to create the supporting reels and content. While filming at Light Chapel, a couple showed up, thinking that there was a worship night scheduled, but none was planned. The couple asked if they could stay and watch, and that is when the idea came to create a Chapel Version of the song. Amazing things happen when God is in the driver's seat, and that theme also runs through the song!  The song is a plea for Heaven to come down, take control, and provide what we need: "We've s...

Toni LaShaun’s “Lilies” is deeply personal, born out of her lifelong battle with anxiety. Toni shares: "Anxiety and I go way back. It’s something I’ve battled for most of my life — sometimes silently, sometimes desperately — but always knowing that there had to be more peace than panic, more purpose than fear." Through prayer and therapy, she feels more equipped and stronger to face it. It was during one of those raw, still-struggling/still-trusting moments that this song came to life. During her Bible study one day, she came across Luke 12, a passage she’d read countless times, and this time something had changed. Verses 25–26 called her out. “Can all your worries add a single moment to your life? And if worry can’t accomplish a little thing like that, what’s the use of worrying over bigger things?” (Luke 12:25–26 NLT) Verse 27 struck her: “Look at the lilies and how they grow…” She realized how God clothes flowers in beauty without them striving or stressing. They simply ...

Tiffany Ford's rendition of "Lead Me To The Cross" is a tribute to the original song that was released approximately 10 years ago, around the same time that Tiffany started attending church with her family. The song beautifully reflects her own journey of learning about Jesus, especially His style of teaching … not by telling people what they needed to do, but by loving, healing, serving, and through His sacrifice.  One of Tiffany's favorite lines is "Rid me of myself," a contrast to the worldly focus of more is more, and shifting focus to faith, where we have all that we need, and embrace true freedom in Him. Tiffany emphasizes the message she found behind this line: "Lay your worries, your hang ups, lay everything down at the cross and follow me. Jesus died a death he didn't deserve so that we could live freely and this song serves as a good reminder for me."   It all comes together in the lines: "Savior I come // Quiet my soul, remembe...

Avery Stafford's "Mercy" is a relatable song that has been released on Juneteenth, 2025, a time when the world could use a lot more grace. It's a beautiful Christian-pop crossover with a unique two-meter rhythm. The song delivers a powerful message at a time when our world desperately needs individuals filled with mercy and grace. It looks at struggles that most are very familiar with, like self-doubt, guilt, and our longing for unconditional love. Avery asks, "Would You love me if You knew me like I know me?" We already know God's answer: He loves each and every one of us! "That's mercy!"   We are awed by God's compassion: "Offered kindness in my blindness at my weakest." We cannot earn His grace, and even when we fail, His grace still applies. He already paid the price for us, "The cruel, awful payment so I'd be free" and the cost of redemption was huge! Whatever is weighing us down or holding us away, we ma...