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Keith Garrett, also known as R.K.A. -  Keith Lessert, released a song called "Breathe A New Life (In Me)." The song is a call for renewal, to leave the past behind and embrace a fresh beginning. Garrett acknowledges that taking the first step to a fresh clean start isn't always easy, but you're not alone: "Eternity came and healed me within."   The lyrics give an example of the steps that lead to the change that God brings. Garrett reflects on days of self-reliance, stormy struggles, and a hardened heart. Living recklessly and being trapped in a cycle of pride and selfishness. You can run from God, but you can't hide… There will be moments in life when you realize that God is at your door. The moment that you let Him come in is when change happens: "But when I met You // You made it fade away…cause // You breathe a new life…" He doesn't come empty-handed, He brings freedom from chains, newfound vision, and purpose rooted in grace.  What ma...

Kwame Acheampong H.'s reggae version of "Bless His Name" is a cheerful worship song. The lyrics were inspired by passages in Psalm 103. The song invites us to remember God's endless goodness and celebrate His faithfulness throughout the day. From the opening lines, it's clear that this is an invitation to reflect on the many blessings that we have received through His grace and respond with deep praise. "From the depths of my soul to the crown of my head," Kwame sings about God's overwhelming generosity, and you'll quickly find yourself joining the praise in the chorus.  In the chorus we may sing, "Bless His name, oh my soul… Your mercy is new in my life." Lyrics that remind us that worship isn't about being perfect but it's about recognizing God's hand and love in our lives and the people around us. God removes sins "like the east from the west" and renews us daily with His grace. His "compassion flows lik...

Something special happens when old stories are renewed and placed into present-day context. That is what Kayla Spurlock and The Fold Worship Choir do with the song "If I Can't." The song goes back to the story of the woman who reached out to touch the robe of Jesus in the midst of her desperation. She had suffered twelve years of pain, had found no solutions, and her hope was rapidly fading. Can you imagine her feelings of weariness and longing for a way out? Now bring those feelings to the here and now. Are these types of feelings also familiar to you? Kayla doesn't shy away from struggle, instead, she places it in the center of her song. "She hoped of healing, hid on the ground // In twelve years she'd never found," so real and relatable.  It doesn't have to be only about physical healing. It could be the heartbreak of children that have gone astray or are making poor choices in life or partners that have decided that it is easier to cause pain in...

There's something very real about waiting, maybe even challenging, especially when it seems to us that God has gone quiet. In this EP "The Waiting" Olly Kiff jumps right into that tension by sharing a very personal journey of struggling with doubt, uncertainty, and ultimately surrendering to God. Sure, this EP is loaded with great music, but the biggest takeaway from this EP is the fact that each of us can all find beauty in the messiness of faith. The six songs on the EP will help you to see this beauty.  The EP kicks off with the song " My God Says ." Olly starts the song with his struggle: "Staring at this empty page looking for a plan, God have You forsaken me?" It's a song that reflects on contrasting feelings of doubt and faith, where we are questioning God's presence and at the same time find reassurance in His promises. A feeling of directionlessness and a still, soft voice reminding us of past faithfulness. It's a reminder that ev...

Alex Young And Friends' latest single, "Six Feet Under", is a joyful and upbeat song of hope. It's the kind of song and melody that puts a smile on your face and gives you summery feelings. It reminds you just how life-changing faith can be.  The song was born during a last-minute writing session on the day before they wrapped up their album, which is funded through a Kickstarter campaign. This song feels alive in every sense because it's all about resurrection and finding true freedom in Christ. The lyrics start with, "Six feet under is where I'd be without You." Without His gift of resurrection to all who embrace Him, there would be nothing for us but chains, emptiness, and despair. But then something changes: a new song, new heart, even the earth breaking … "I'm alive, because of You" The song tries to give words to what it means to move from spiritual death to freedom. "I feel a new song, new drum beating again" and ...

Chidiya Ohiagu releases a new rendition of Corry Asbury's song "Son of God" (2016). The message and intent of the song are just as relevant today as they were nine years ago. Chidiya has upgraded the song with a bit more tempo and captivating energy. The song is a reminder of God's grace, sacrifice, and eternal hope, and we're confident that this rendition will quickly deserve a place in many playlists. Although the original has been around for so many years, it still deserves a closer look at its message and intent. In short, the song invites us to stand still and think about what Christ's love really means to us. The song starts takes us back to "… a place of sorrow and love," where our Lord and Savior bore nails, thorns, and unimaginable pain… Not for Himself, He did it all for us. These words aren't heavy-handed; they're intended as a tender reminder of the redemption that He made possible for us. The driver was His love for us, His will...

James Bizak's "Overcomer" is an acoustic song about overcoming the challenges that life throws at us by placing our faith in Christ. The song was born out of deep prayer and connection with Jesus. It's the kind of song that fills you with hope and reminds you of Who ultimately holds your victory. Imagine "His mercy pouring out far as the eye can see!" God's endless grace, so immense, can easily cover every struggle that we face if we let Him. Bringing God into your life is the key ingredient for victory! James doesn't shy away from the struggles that we may face - he acknowledges them head-on and declares that we too may have victory through Jesus. We are reminded that "His power towers over our enemies," with emphasis on 'towers', because no challenge is too great when we're leaning on Christ.  Worship and praise is the only appropriate response we can have: "You are the Alpha, Omega, the Son and the Savior." What ...