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With "In Good Hands," Lea Holmes, a Minnesota-based worship pastor, takes us along in an honest prayer to a listening God. This song originally started as a prayer and is meant to pull us closer to God's loving heart. The song's theme is all about trusting in God's provision and guidance. Lea describes God's faithful care. How He, as our Good Shepherd, knows our needs, catches us when we fall, and shapes us lovingly so we can live a purposeful life.  Using relatable imagery, Lea compares God's care to a gardener's attention, nourishing us with His Living Water, and how a potter shapes us into His vision. Her lyrics show a deep trust in God, who turns our burdens we burried into gardens and brings life to the barren parts of our lives. Lea's favorite moment, between 3:27 and 4:15, beautifully underscores this. May "In Good Hands" help you to fully place your trust in God's hands, and allow Him to transform and nurture you through every...

"You're the Melody" by Wineskin in Smoke is a reminder of the theme that Christ plays all throughout the entire Bible. It highlights Christ's pivotal role from the beginnings in Genesis to Revelation's promise of His return, that He is the Savior of the world and has restored our relationship with the Father. It is Christ who took on our shame, replaced it with righteousness, and invites us to worship Him freely.  The lyrics take us through the fall of man, the sent Savior, His work on the cross, and our hope of redemption. Christ is the "thread in our song," as the chorus affectionately reminds us, keeping us both steady and singing along with all of creation to give Him glory. The song reflects His grace, urges us to follow Him, and eagerly wait for His return some day. May this song help you to keep feeling His rhythm in your heart every day, sing praises, and thank Him who made you and loved you as one of His sons and daughters. (Related scripture: ...

Cindy Clark's 'A Future Song' is a special song inspired by the book of Revelation. The lyrics for this song are the versus that will be sung in the future by different people, saints, and the elders in heaven, and these songs will be sung at the end of this age. She wrote it while preparing for her 2023 album. One summer morning, Cindy was on her porch reading the last chapter of the Bible. As she read, she began to hear a melody form in her mind. She went to her piano and began to play, creating a few sections from Revelation 4 and 5. But she was still missing the first verse. She prayed, and God led her to Revelation 15, revealing the "Song of Moses," where it said, "They held harps given them by God and sang the song of God's servant Moses and of the Lamb."   'A Future Song' is a song of praise, singing praises in awe of God's deeds and the justice of His ways. The pre-chorus emphasizes God's holiness and that the nations will wor...

D28 Band's new anthem, "BIG GOD," prepares you for an encounter with God. This inspiring song beautifully describes God's immense power and His relentless love.  The lyrics tell a story of God's might and care. From His commanding nature -  "You command the wind and seas"  - to His personal love for each us: "You're my shelter, where I hide." The lyrics remind us that God holds us close, no matter what we are going through. The chorus is an exuberant proclamation: "Oceans bow at your name, dead men rise from the grave." It praises a God who is so mighty, and at the same time so intimately involved in our lives.  "BIG GOD" is a call to worship. As you listen, may the lyrics and melody let your spirit soar and your heart respond with praise for the goodness of our God. (Related scripture: Psalm 95:3-5; Mark 4:39-41; Romans 8:38-39) Connect with D28 Band Facebook: https://facebook.com/d28band TikTok: https://www.tiktok.co...

Elijah Neeley and Jonathan NaThalang's released a beautiful CCM song called "Eden's In My Bones," a song that combines a touch of country with a bit of alternative rock. The intent of the song is to give hope to people who are going through hard times and to remind them of God's love, patience, and presence. The lyrics compare our search for refuge in God's love to that of Adam and Eve before the fall. The chorus, "You, Lord, you're my shelter," emphasizes that we don't have to bear our burdens alone. "I" changes to "we" when God is our safe haven. He wants to protect and support you and lead you away from brokenness. He doesn't want you to carry the weight of your pain on your own and will carry what you can't (if you let Him).  An fun fact: Elijah and Jonathan originally wrote the first version of the song in just an hour. A month later, they revisited and refined the second verse to make sure that the message o...

"A Thousand Voices" is a heartfelt journey by MONDO, who teamed up with Kitchie Nadal and Diego Mapa. They deliver a faith-boosting song in the industrial rock genre. Imagine the chaos of life-a storm of voices and thoughts dominating your thoughts-that leaves you feeling lost and exhausted. That's where the song begins-a place of struggles that is probably quite familiar to most of us. But the song doesn't end there; it's a song of hope-hope that we may all find in God's light! The lyrics plead for God's to be with us, and help us know that he can save our soul, even though it feels so broken, abused, and abandoned by life. As if the words of this prayer are placed on our lips: "May we find peace, although we're surrounded by the godless, and salvation in You, Lord."  The lyrics encourage us to turn away from lifeless comforts and find hope in a new beginning by seeking God's light. As Christians, we treasure the truth found in this song...

Jack Blair's latest song, "Jesus in the Corner Store," captures the struggle we all have of finding our way through life. Jack Blair made an indie pop jam that tells a story of youthful misjudgments and desperate searches for identity. Jack sings about a night full of bad decisions and then seeing Jesus amidst the chaos of a corner store. As he was going down the rabbit hole, it was Jesus that stopped him in his tracks. What a wake-up call! Jesus' words cut deep into the heart and all of our resistance, putting our feet back on the ground and asking why we're wasting our nights pretending to be someone else just to avoid loneliness.  This song is a powerful reminder to each of us. It's asking us to look in the mirror and honestly ask ourselves if we are chasing after the wrong things. Are we running blind, losing ourselves and our faith along the way?  Jack Blair's message to us is clear: we're never alone if we seek honestly Jesus' guidance. So, s...