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I invite you to join me in this video chronicle of a wonderful travel experience so infused with a divine flow of relevant bible verses and the soundtrack of an original gospel song.

A music video about a family's love and care of a puppy Cavapoo, which shows how much God loves and cares for each one of us who will believe and trust in Him (see Luke 12:27,28 and Matthew 10:29-31). https://youtu.be/OTCIHUWZbTk

Hi! I'm Ashley. I'm new here. Nice to meet you guys ALSO, I wanted to mention this in a proper category but the system would not allow it--my ministry recently began a new YouTube channel for worship music. We make lyric videos of Biblically faithful worship songs. We could really use support! Please subscribe if you like Christian music Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTXnb_zvj9tNzqwYmXkiMoA

PSALMS 22:22 “In the midst of the congregation I will sing your praise.”

He Is Risen - Bryan & Katie Torwalt - Jesus Culture (Drum Cover by Daniel Quartararo) Daniel Quartararo covers -He Is Risen- by Bryan & Katie Torwalt of Jesus Culture on the drums! Please like and share with all your music loving friends; especially drummers! God bless you all, in Jesus' mighty name!

Hi everyone, Way back when I was still unbeliever I do like secular music a lot. But when I become a Christian, I'm in love with Christian music and it has a great impact and connection to me. To the point, I no longer appreciate secular music today. Actually not only me who appreciate and love Christian music but also my sister, she said that she learn to love it because of my influence. I'm praying that she will be saved one day. I can see the Lord is working in her life right now. Acts 16: 31 And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.

This song is a wonderful worship song and prayer if you are heavy in heart or if you have been wounded deeply.

song starts at 2:20

"Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.” -2 Corinthians 3:17

We have the Victory in Jesus!!! Watch the video here!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThervZ2b8hs&feature=share&list=UURzpWGOJmt9EoM8_XWiB3Zg

Alright, many of you know the band switchfoot. Theyre made up of christians, have songs that have hit both christian and secular charts, but they don't classify themselves as a "christian" band and they don't classify their music as "christian" many have wondered why-as their walk shows strong faith, and theyre lyrics are uplifting, encouraging and upbeat. Well, they have a interesting perspective on it, which I actually kind of agree with. When asked if Switchfoot was a christian band, this was lead singer Jon Foremans reply: “To be honest, this question grieves me because I feel that it represents a much bigger issue than simply a couple SF tunes. In true Socratic form, let me ask you a few questions: Does Lewis or Tolkien mention Christ in any of their fictional series? Are Bach’s sonata’s Christian? What is more Christ-like, feeding the poor, making furniture, cleaning bathrooms, or painting a sunset? There is a schism between the sacred and the secular in all of our modern minds. The view that a pastor is more ‘Christian’ than a girls volleyball coach is flawed and heretical. The stance that a worship leader is more spiritual than a janitor is condescending and flawed. These different callings and purposes further demonstrate God’s sovereignty. Many songs are worthy of being written. Switchfoot will write some, Keith Green, Bach, and perhaps yourself have written others. Some of these songs are about redemption, others about the sunrise, others about nothing in particular: written for the simple joy of music. None of these songs has been born again, and to that end there is no such thing as Christian music. No. Christ didn’t come and die for my songs, he came for me. Yes. My songs are a part of my life. But judging from scripture I can only conclude that our God is much more interested in how I treat the poor and the broken and the hungry than the personal pronouns I use when I sing. I am a believer. Many of these songs talk about this belief. An obligation to say this or do that does not sound like the glorious freedom that Christ died to afford me. I do have an obligation, however, a debt that cannot be settled by my lyrical decisions. My life will be judged by my obedience, not my ability to confine my lyrics to this box or that. We all have a different calling; Switchfoot is trying to be obedient to who we are called to be. We’re not trying to be Audio A or U2 or POD or Bach: we’re trying to be Switchfoot. You see, a song that has the words: ‘Jesus Christ’ is no more or less ‘Christian’ than an instrumental piece. (I’ve heard lots of people say Jesus Christ and they weren’t talking about their redeemer.) You see, Jesus didn’t die for any of my tunes. So there is no hierarchy of life or songs or occupation only obedience. We have a call to take up our cross and follow. We can be sure that these roads will be different for all of us. Just as you have one body and every part has a different function, so in Christ we who are many form one body and each of us belongs to all the others. Please be slow to judge ‘brothers’ who have a different calling.” Source: http://ctkblog.com/2013/12/05/why-switchfoot-wont-sing-christian-songs/

Recorded this original last fall, but just got around to putting it on youtube recently. Enjoy: [media=]