Music Videos
YouTube is a wealth of information. You can’t review it all. Neither can we, but here are some things you might find beneficial, humorous, helpful, enlightening, encouraging, or educational.
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Laura Story: I Can Just Be Me
Laura Story: I Can Just Be Me
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Simple Man
ESOEBO performs Simple Man. Gail Burnett on cello, Jonathan Cullifer on steel guitar, Chuck McDowell on guitar
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I Don’t Care Where You’ve Been Sleeping
Don Francisco – A song to a prodigal: I Don’t Care Where You’ve Been Sleeping I loved you long before the timeYour eyes first saw the dayAnd everything I’ve done has beenTo help you on the way But you took all that you wantedAnd at last you took your leaveAnd traded off a kingdomFor the
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You’ll Find Your Way
Outstanding, poignant song from Andrew Peterson that will tug at the hearts of any Mom or Dad. This is a must watch for a parent.
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My Hope Is In You – Aaron Shust
My Hope Is In You – Aaron Shust
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Crowder – iTunes Session Behind the Scenes + Interview
Crowder – iTunes Session Behind the Scenes + Interview
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Laura Story: Blessings
Congratulations to our good friend Laura Story, nominated for a Grammy award for this beautiful song that redefines the word “Blessings.”
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A Different Kind of Worship Leader
A different kind of worship leader (video).
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Easter Song
Here are three period versions of the song by early CCM artists 2nd Chapter of Acts, Keith Green, and GLAD of the Easter Song.
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Today is Friday. But Sunday is Coming.
Today is Friday. “Good” Friday. But Sunday is coming.
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New DVD in Passion Talk Series: Fruitcake and Ice Cream
Joining Indescribable, Hope-When Life Hurts Most, and How Great Is our God in the Pasion Talk Series from our longtime friend Louie Giglio is Fruitcake and Ice Cream. This package includes a CD with five songs from artists including Chris Tomlin and Charlie Hall, while the DVD contains a powerful message from the recently completed Passion World Tour. Writes
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Footage of Renowned Worship Artist at Age 11
Before American Idol was around to introduce America to up and coming artists, variety and game shows somewhat filled that void. Here’s one from an eleven year old in 1965 who would later be instrumental in the development of what would eventually lead to today’s worship movement.