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Tommee Profitt is bringing timeless hymns into a whole new era.

On the red carpet at the world premiere of The Resurrection of a King, Tommee sits down with Brandon Woolum to talk about reimagining some of the most powerful songs of faith, taking lyrics that have shaped generations and giving them a bold, cinematic sound for today.

From pushing artists outside their comfort zones to carefully matching each voice to the right song, Tommee shares the heart behind the project and why honoring the original message was just as important as reinventing the music. He also explains why this is not just an album, it is a full visual experience with orchestra, choir, and powerful performances for every track.

If you have ever connected to a hymn in a meaningful moment, this conversation gives you a whole new perspective on what those songs can become.

A song about how the lord moves and makes us persevere and learn from others.

A faith song with the piano and voice

Check out this lyric video from Micha Tyler of his song ‘Perfectly.’ This song is a powerful, upbeat reminder that God loves imperfect people with a perfect love. It highlights that God's grace fills the gaps in our lives and encourages listeners to stop striving for perfection.

‘I give you failures and you give me grace
All of my problems don't push you away
And somehow you love somebody like me
Don't know how you do it but you do it perfectly, you do it perfectly’

What a great song! And one that offers hope to those who struggle with feeling "not good enough". In those moments, we can trust that God is faithful, near, and working, even when life feels messy, confusing, or uncertain.

Micah Tyler has become a trusted voice in contemporary Christian music, known for his honest lyrics and deeply personal storytelling. Some of the chart-topping songs he is known for include ‘Different,’ ‘Even Then,’ and ‘I See Grace.’

Before stepping into full-time music, Micah Tyler worked as a youth pastor in Texas, and this background continues to shape his heart for ministry. His songs often reflect real-life conversations about doubt, hope, grace, and perseverance.

Since teasing the first clip of ‘Perfectly’ over two months ago, the song has generated more than 12 million views across social media platforms. “I am absolutely stoked to release my new song, ‘Perfectly,'” shares Micah Tyler. “I’ve already seen so many people connect with this song live in concerts because I think we all just need to remember that it is not about us being perfect – it’s about us being loved perfectly by a perfect Savior.”

This is one song that really focuses on the Gospel message, reminding listeners that while we are flawed, we are still known, loved, and redeemed. We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘Perfectly’ from Micah Tyler today!

Check out this moving performance from Josiah Queen and Benjamin William Hastings of the song ‘I’ll Fly Away.’ The music is uplifting and full of hope. We hope it brings you encouragement!

‘There is a place I long to go 
Where the pain gets turned away right at the door 
No one gets sick, no one gets old 
No more fighting, no more striving anymore’

What a wonderful song! This may not be the ‘I’ll Fly Away’ song that you expected, but that beloved hymn is still referenced at the end of this version.

Josiah Queen, Zac Lawson, Benjamin Hastings, and John Michael Howell were the writers behind this version of ‘I’ll Fly Away.’ The song is part of Josiah Queen’s upcoming album titled Mt. Zion, which will be released this August. This album is a follow-up to The Prodigal, which was Josiah’s independently released debut album from 2024. The Prodigal has amassed over 140 million combined global streams to date.

When discussing ‘I’ll Fly Away’, Josiah notes that the song is a jubilant celebration of the sweet hereafter.

“‘I’ll Fly Away’ is a song of hope, rooted in the promise that this life isn’t the end. It’s about the day we’ll be reunited with our loved ones in Heaven – singing, worshiping, and embracing them once again in the presence of God,” shares Josiah. “I think of family and friends already there and this song feels like my heart is reaching toward that homecoming.”

Many people online shared their praise for Josiah’s new song and the encouragement it brought them.

“There’s something so pure about this version. The simplicity of it makes the message land even deeper — it feels less like a performance and more like worship from the heart. You can hear the sincerity in every line,” writes one person after watching the video.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘I’ll Fly Away’ today!

Joy and Pain in the Redeeming Work of Christ

Song of Hope and God's Redemption

Country singer-songwriter Whey Jennings, grandson of legendary country singer Waylon Jennings, strips it down for an acoustic performance of “Baptized By Fire,” the powerful title track from his upcoming album, out Friday, May 27.

Blending his family’s outlaw roots with a deeply personal story of redemption, faith, and transformation, Whey delivers a raw and honest performance that hits at the core of the human experience. The song reflects his journey from addiction to salvation, capturing both the struggle and the hope found on the other side.

We celebrate God's sacrifice and are grateful Jesus' sacrifice opened the gates of heaven for us eternally. Original music and lyrics by Clare Steffen, and lyrics by Ray Kayanek with vocals from SUNO, and instrumentation modified and played and produced by Ray Kayanek as a part of the Round The Globe project.

Chris Tomlin joins Crosswalk Talk's Michael Foust to discuss The First Hymn, a new film exploring the oldest known Christian hymn and the challenge of bringing its ancient words to life for today’s church. He explains why the project filled him with “fear and trembling,” how it deepened his love for hymns and why he believes worship has the power to lift our eyes above the chaos of the world. Tomlin also reflects on what he is seeing on the Winter Jam tour, including a growing hunger for worship and hope among audiences across the country. It’s a thoughtful conversation about music, faith, the early church and the everlasting King who still gives believers hope today.

Experience this heartfelt, high-energy country Christian worship declaration. Bow (Every Knee) proclaims the ultimate sovereignty of the Alpha and Omega, recounting God’s mighty miracles from creation’s spoken light bursting through darkness, the Red Sea parting, Jericho’s walls tumbling at the trumpet, to water turned to wine, multitudes fed, winds stilled, and the dead rising from the grave. Infused with heartland pride, family legacy, and resurrection fire burning through the bloodline, the track boldly affirms that every knee shall bow, every tongue proclaim, and death itself must surrender before the King. Key lyrics excerpts: “Every knee shall bow. Every tongue proclaim. Alpha and Omega. Forever He remains. Death in every shadow bow before the throne. Family strong. Bloodline faithful. We are not alone.” Water changed at wedding tables. Multitudes receive their bread. Winds grew silent at his command. The risen walk from death’s cold bed. Keys of Hades now are taken. Grave is lost at final claim. Resurrection fires burning through our family name.”

Blind Christian artist Ginny Owens brings humor, honesty, and powerful truth to the stage during her EP release party in Nashville with a heartfelt introduction and performance of “Broken Beautifully (The Airport Man Song).”

Before singing, Ginny shares a hilarious and relatable story about navigating airports as a blind traveler—highlighting the awkward, well-meaning, and sometimes frustrating interactions she encounters along the way. With her signature wit, she turns those moments into something meaningful, reminding us that what truly challenges us isn’t always our circumstances—but how people respond to them.

That real-life inspiration leads into a moving performance of “Broken Beautifully,” a song that speaks to the shared brokenness we all carry—and the beauty that God brings through it. With poignant lyrics and a tender delivery, Ginny reminds us that we’re all navigating life in our own way, often stumbling in the dark, yet still capable of reflecting light and grace.

This intimate live moment is filled with laughter, vulnerability, and a message we all need: we may be broken, but we are beautifully held together.

Singer, songwriter, and worship leader Michael Bethany joins Brandon Woolum to talk about his powerful new live album Sanctuary—a 19-track, 100+ minute worship experience recorded at Freedom Church in Dallas, TX.

In this conversation, Michael shares the heart behind the project, including its central theme: becoming a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit and cultivating deeper intimacy with God in everyday life. He also takes us inside the atmosphere of the live recording, highlights standout moments like “Take Your Place,” “Secret Place,” and “Be Magnified,” and explains why he chose to leave spontaneous worship moments in the final release.

Beyond the music, Michael opens up about his global outreach through Overflow Culture, mentoring the next generation of worship leaders, and the importance of prioritizing your “secret place” with God in the midst of a busy life and ministry.

Check out this "Praise the Lord Forever" live performance video and be encouraged today. The song is by Pat Barrett and is inspired by Psalm 103:1. It is part of his album I've Got A Fire, released last year.

‘Oh, let all that is within me bless His holy name
For His love endures forever and His mercies new today
We will enter with Thanksgiving and fill His courts with praise
Come on, church, lift your voice and sing’

The beautiful and straightforward lyrics of "Praise the Lord Forever" point listeners to the true purpose of worship – to declare the wonders and worthiness of God. He is worthy of all our praise, now and forever! Even in our hardships, God sees and knows what it’s like to struggle as a human, and He is near to us when we are brokenhearted.

In a recent interview, Pat Barrett shared how he wanted this song to make people feel. “I wanted a song that feels like Sunday Morning – and this one means so much to me. It’s been filling my heart with worship in the most simple and beautiful way,” Pat says.

Pat Barrett has co-written songs like “Build My Life,” “Good Good Father,” “The Way (New Horizon),” and “Praise” (Elevation Worship). In his song “Praise the Lord Forever," the lyrics offer the simple invitation to begin the practice that will be part of our eternal life with God – to praise Him and bless His name forever. This mirrors the invitation of Psalm 150, where we read: “Praise the Lord! Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heaven!”

Whether you are in a mountaintop season of life or struggling in a low valley, may this song of hope encourage you. As you watch the "Praise the Lord Forever" live performance video, we hope the song surrounds and strengthens you today!

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Check out this “How I Love You” Passion live performance and be encouraged today. The performance was recorded during Passion 2026, where more than 45,000 students gathered at Globe Life Field in Arlington, TX, to unite in worship and prayer. What an amazing thing to see all of these young people lifting high the name of Jesus together!

‘Let my whole life be a love song
To my Savior, to my first love
You're my anchor, You're my keeper
You're my best friend, my Redeemer’

This "How I Love You" Passion live performance is part of Passion’s new album, Just That Good, which captures the powerful moments of worship from Passion 2026. This massive event for 18 to 25-year-olds took months of planning, and the turnout was incredible.

The song features Rachel Halbach and Kristian Stanfill, and Kristian shares what was recorded during worship at this event.

“This album captures the sound of a generation tasting and seeing that God really is just that good,” says Passion’s Kristian Stanfill. “At Passion 2026, we watched students with tears in their eyes and joy on their faces — alive, free, and lit up by the presence of Jesus. There was a tangible sense that God was moving, redeeming, restoring, and reminding us all of the power of the cross, and you can feel that in these songs."

Kristian Stanfill continues: “In a world filled with chaos and endless bad news, we’re holding high the best news — that Jesus came, He died, He rose again, and He loves you. His grace is real. His love is faithful. His joy is freeing. Just That Good isn’t just a title; it’s our confession. We’ve seen it, we’ve felt it, we’ve tasted it — and it’s changing our lives.”

We hope you enjoyed listening to “How I Love You” today and were reminded of the grace, joy, and faithfulness of Jesus.

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