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An immensely talented quartet, Brothers of the Heart, shows off their awe-inspiring musical gifts with a moving and upbeat performance of an old and beloved Christian hymn, “Will the Circle be Unbroken?”

There is always pain and grief whenever a loved one passes away, regardless of the surrounding circumstances. It does not matter if the death was somewhat expected and came after a long, grueling health battle or out of the blue. The hurt stings and is real. But for followers of Jesus Christ, that pain may not hurt as much.

Christians understand that death is not the end. Heaven awaits those who confess their sins and believe Jesus Christ is Lord. In a clip posted on YouTube, Brothers of the Heart perform “Will the Circle be Unbroken,” a tune about losing loved ones but awaiting a joyous reunion in heaven.

“Will the circle be unbroken
By and by, yes, by and by
There’s a better home awaiting
In the sky, Lord, in the sky”

In the song, a beloved mother passes away, and her children are absolutely devastated. They are understandably left in tears and pain as they mourn the passing of their mom. But despite the hurt and heartache, the upbeat and uplifting chorus reminds us and anyone who may be going through a loss that death is not the end.

Because of Christ’s brutal and undeserving death on the cross, and His resurrection, everlasting life with Him is a possibility. As the song mentions, “There’s a better home awaiting” for those who confess their sins, turn from their ways and follow Christ. Death, thanks to Jesus Christ, holds no power. 

At the end of the band’s performance, the audience reacts with much-deserved cheers and applause, giving the guys a standing ovation. 

Psalm 23:4 “Yes, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for you are with me; your rod and your staff they comfort me.”

The legendary actor and singer Bing Crosby turned in a dazzling and memorable performance as he sang a classic and beloved Christmas tune.

One of the most passionate debates in recent memory involves Christmas music and when it’s appropriate to start playing those tracks. Some people believe it’s best to wait until the Thanksgiving holiday has passed (obviously, the correct answer). However, others believe that immediately after Oct. 31 is more than acceptable, which is crazy, right? 

Regardless of when those Christmas tunes begin spinning, there are some performers who will be heard during the holiday season. One of those widely heard voices during Christmastime belongs to Mr. Bing Crosby. 

Many versions of Bing singing Christmas tunes are heard annually, including his singing of “Oh Come All Ye Faithful.” In a clip posted on YouTube, Bing belts out the lyrics about the multitude eagerly coming to worship the newborn King.

“O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant
O come ye, o come ye to Bethlehem
O come and behold Him, born the King of angels”

Bing Crosby had to have been a massively talented individual. In the clip posted on YouTube, as he sings the song, he does so with what appears to be very little effort. Yet, he still sounds incredible, turning out the version of “Oh Come All Ye Faithful” that is likely most familiar to a majority of the population. 

After his outstanding rendition of “Oh Come All Ye Faithful,” Bing is joined on stage by several other individuals. They begin singing “Hark the Herald Angels Sing.” It’s unclear, given the camerawork, if Bing actually joined in on that song. 

Bing Crosby, his music and his voice, over the years, have become closely associated with the Christmas season. In the short, 1-minute, 40-second clip, Bing shows why that is the case. 

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.”

A choir turned in a dazzling a cappella performance of a favorite Christmas tune in which the musicians singing posed a series of questions to Mary about her precious baby boy. 

The birth of Jesus Christ in that lowly, humble stable in Bethlehem all those years ago forever changed the trajectory of the world. Just 33 short years after that holy and silent night, Christ would willingly go to and die on the cross. He won the victory over sin and death, providing all a chance at everlasting life.

But at what point did Mary, the virgin who gave birth to Jesus Christ, know that her son was far different than any other child? Yes, an angel of the Lord visited her and let her in on what God had in store for her, and thank God she was a willing and faithful servant. But when exactly did she realize there was something different about this child?

In a clip posted on YouTube, a choir of several talented singers performs “Mary, Did You Know?” It’s a beautiful a cappella rendition with the performers seeking to know what Mary knew and when exactly she knew it about her firstborn son.  

“Mary, did you know that your baby boy
Would save our sons and daughters?
Did you know that your baby boy
Has come to make you new?
This child that you delivered will soon deliver you”

Mary, a young, humble woman with low societal status, was given a monumental, life-changing task. She was chosen by God himself to deliver the Savior of the world. It’s hard to imagine all the thoughts, confusion and fear that must have been flooding her mind during that time. 

But she and Joseph were faithful and willing servants who relied upon the Lord to protect and guide them. Thank God both were able to set aside what had to have been their massive fears and worries! 

Luke 1:38 “And Mary said, ‘Behold, the handmaid of the Lord; be it unto me according to thy word. And the angel departed from her.”

One young man turned in an inspiring and moving rendition of a beloved Christmas song about the birth of Jesus Christ, “O Come, Emmanuel.”

The Bible makes it clear that several were anxiously and eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Son of God, a Savior to cleanse men’s hearts of sin. So, when that child finally arrived, born to a virgin in a Bethlehem stable, it was a joyous occasion and a time for celebration. Many even traveled great distances to get a glimpse of the Christ child, bringing with them gifts for the newborn King. 

In a video posted on YouTube, Simon Khorolskiy belts out the lyrics to “O Come, Emmanuel,” a tune that beautifully expresses the utter happiness and joy that followers of God likely felt on that most holy of nights. 

“O Come, O come, Emmanuel
And ransom captive Israel
That mourns in lonely exile here
Until the Son of God appear”

Simon does not change much, if anything, in the song. Classics are classics for a reason, right? Instead, he uses his God-given talent to bring glory and honor to His name by delivering an epic and masterful performance of the Christmas song that is near and dear to the hearts of many. 

Simon’s stunning “O Come, Emmanuel” performance is far from the only tune he’s sung. Those interested in hearing more from this immensely talented vocalist will discover dozens of other videos on his YouTube channel.

But regardless of whatever amount of fame and money that might come his way due to his incredible singing voice, Simon has one clearly stated objective and goal. He describes his music as being for “the glory of God and his son Jesus Christ.” Simon adds Jesus “gave his life for me, my songs are all for him.”

What a wonderful, stated approach and goal! Simon, with his music and voice, is looking to bring glory and honor to the one true King!

John 1:14 “And so the Word became flesh and took a place among us for a time; and we saw his glory – such glory as is given to an only son by his father – saw it to be true and full of grace.”

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Two incredibly talented singers gave an outstanding performance while singing about God’s unbelievable and awe-inspiring mercy and grace.

All, according to the Bible, have sinned and fallen well short of the glory of God. There is nothing that anyone can do to earn salvation. It’s simply not possible for a human being to do enough to obtain everlasting life. But because of God’s love, mercy and grace, He made a way. He sent His Son as a sacrifice, taking our place on the cross.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Jason Crabb and Dylan Scott sing “Good Morning Mercy.” Of course, as the song’s title implies, it’s about the Lord’s astounding mercy and the grace that He consistently shows to those who love and follow Him.

The tune’s opening verse states that even after we have confessed our sins and turned our lives over to Him, humans still tend to make a mess of things. Even in those instances, Christ is still at work, guiding and directing, while He works to make something beautiful out of a mess we’ve created.

But it’s the song’s chorus that really drives home the point of how fantastic and amazing God’s mercy and grace are to a bunch of sinners.

“Goodbye to the hurting
You woke me up put me on my way
Hallelujah it’s a brand new day
Good morning mercy”

Additionally, as any Christian knows, being saved is only the beginning of a walk with the Lord. He is constantly teaching, molding and refining, working to shape us into the person He wants us to be. The second verse points out the fact that Christians are not perfect. There is still learning taking place, and as this happens, Christians will trust and follow the Lord more and more. Because, as the song states, He has tomorrow, the future, in His hands.

What a powerful performance from a couple of talented individuals singing about God’s amazing mercy and life-changing grace!

Matthew 9:13 “But go and take to heart the sense of these words, ‘My desire is for mercy, not offerings: for I have come not to get the upright, but sinners.”’

Popular and immensely talented Christian musician TAYA gave a warm, lovely and dazzling rendition of a song about the evening when the Savior entered the world, “O Holy Night.”

The Old Testament books of Isaiah and Micah told of the coming birth of Jesus. He would be the one sent by God to save man from sin and shame. It was a birth and a moment in time that many were anticipating and anxiously awaiting. So, it only makes sense that the birth that would and has ever since changed the world would be remembered as a momentous occasion, a cause for celebration from that point forward. 

In a video posted on YouTube, TAYA sings one of the most beloved hymns of all time, one that captures the world-changing impact of Christ’s birth, “O Holy Night.”

In the second verse, TAYA beautifully sings how Christ’s entrance into the world radically changed everything. What was once before His birth was now no more. Thinking and customs have changed since Jesus Christ was born in a Bethlehem stable surrounded by barnyard animals.

“Truly He taught us to love one another
His law is love and His Gospel is Peace
Chains shall He break, for the slave is our brother
And in Jesus' name, all oppression shall cease”

Her rendition of the beloved song is one that is more than deserving of several listens. She sings with so much emotion, perfectly capturing the feeling of the momentous, world-changing birth that had taken place in that little town of Bethlehem to a virgin. 

TAYA’s cover is one, much like any Christmas tune sung by Bing Crosby, Mariah Carey or Elvis Presley, that deserves to be in heavy rotation every Christmas season.  

TAYA, the young woman, has been tremendously musically gifted. She shows off her immense vocal skills with a staggeringly beautiful cover of a beloved song about the birth of Jesus Christ and the following celebration. 

Isaiah 9:6 “For to us a child has come, to us a son is given; and the government has been placed in his hands; and he has been named Wise Guide, Strong God, Father Forever, Prince of Peace.”

A beautiful song, “Mother to a Savior and King,” from the new film “Journey to Bethlehem” perfectly captures and articulates the confusion, doubt and fear that Mary must have been experiencing.

The birth of Jesus Christ was undoubtedly a world-changing situation, and it continues to be the reason for so much joy and happiness. God’s love for sinners is on full display in the story of Jesus Christ's birth. He sent His one and only Son to Earth. But it's also a story in which several central characters detail extreme faith and trust in the Lord and in His direction and guidance.

To give birth to His Son, God selected Mary, a humble and lowly virgin. The Lord sent an angel to her to deliver this all-important and world-alternating message that she would give birth to a Son. As the Bible mentions, Mary responded that she was a willing servant of God.

But despite her answer to the angel and her faithfulness, Mary naturally had to have been feeling extreme confusion, fear and anxiety. There had to have been more than several instances in which she, in her mind, questioned God’s plan.  

The tune, “Mother to a Savior and King,” sung by actress Fiona Palomo, who plays Mary in the film, gives voice to Mary’s fears and worries. The song is essentially a prayer from Mary as she calls out to God, asking for His help and guidance. She also questions God, wanting to know why He chose her despite her lowly societal status. 

“There’s nothing in my life I have to offer
Nothing in my blood of royalty
I am just a poor and simple virgin
I am not 
A mother to a Savior and King”

Mary was given a monumental task. It’s only natural to think that Mary, on many occasions, questioned God. But God knew that Mary, as she stated, was a willing servant of the Lord. He knew her heart. 

Luke 1:38 “And Mary said, ‘Behold, the handmaid of the Lord; be it unto me according to thy word.’ And the angel departed from her.”

A choir of unbelievably talented vocalists turned in a stunning and heartfelt cover of the Righteous Brothers’ classic “Unchained Melody.”

Since the creation of sound and music, man has developed dozens and dozens of instruments. Those tools help to make beautiful and pleasant sounds that span all genres, preferences and tastes. However, as inventive as some of those tools created by man are, they will never top the original musical instrument manufactured by God himself. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, a group of musicians, the OneVoice choir, put this original instrument to work, perfectly demonstrating the beauty, wonder and power of the human voice. They give an excellent and catchy rendition of the Righteous Brothers’ 1965 hit “Unchained Melody.”

The choir’s cover is simply fabulous. With their rendition, the group shows that covers do not have to change much in order to stand out and be memorable. All the lyrics and the sound remain intact and, for the most part, is completely the same as the original. 

I mean, classics are classics for a reason, right? Dramatically changing the words, sounds or feel of “Unchained Melody” sounds (pun wholly intended) like a recipe for disaster. Doing so would only serve to turn off and anger their audience, something no musician, band or choir ever wants to do.

Instead, the group only changes the way in which they recreate that original sound. Instead of using instruments, the group member’s voices provide the music as well as the memorable lyrics. Their effort seemed to go over well. Not only will anyone who views the clip enjoy their performance, but those watching their cover live also seem to be totally on board with their musical choices.

At several points throughout the clip, the camera catches the audience’s response to their cover. What looks to be an entire row stands and sways their arms back and forth to the beat of the beloved song.

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”

SONG BY ELAINE TAYLORBROWN

This is a song that simply came into my head one day when I was praying and repenting of a sin I had just done in haste. I know for sure that it was God's answer to my prayer. Over the years I've gradually came to understand more and more, the meaning of the wonderful words.

"Hosanna to the Risen Lord" is a catchy song giving praise to God that Jesus is risen, having died for the sins of the world. Jesus gave his life to forgive people for their sins, if they put their faith in him. He was resurrected, within three days.

This is an original I wrote and sang at the Homestead Hollow Festival in Springville, Al