Rise Up O’ Men of God – Sung by the Singing Cadets. Though the style may be different from what you sing in church. The same great lyrics ring through. A call withstands for men and women to rise up and have done with lesser things. Not because we can earn our spot in heaven. No. We are saved by grace. The call to rise up is a blessing and honor to use our lives in a way that reflects the great love God has given!

Among all of the zoom worship sessions, this one is up there with the best!

“Sing a song to the one who has been loving us since forever!”

A simple rendition, father and daughter style. Enjoy “In Your Presence”, by Josh Upton and his daughter.

Because he lives, sung in Chinese and English. We can face tomorrow because of Christ. We have a hope worth sharing with whoever has ears! Praise God!

From the New York Church of Christ, enjoy!

From North Carolina, before stay home orders, these believers gather to praise God. If you look past the nice technical electronic gear, you get a great picture of simple worship, a Christian tradition in homes for centuries!

Stay safe!

From Steffany Gretzinger‘s new album, “Forever, Amen”

In you alone, my joy was found.

Steffany is from California, home to more than one of our Campus Ministry OYC sites, you can find out more about these sites here!

Coming to you from Vancouver, Canada, the home of one of our OYC sites! A song of peace for you in this stressful, chaotic time.

This week’s song comes from our brothers and sisters in Taiwan! Recorded for a New Year greeting in 2015, members of the church gathered to sing this song, 我的神我要敬拜你 (Oh Lord I Worship You).

This year, we have an OYC site in Taiwan! Check it out here.

This week’s music comes from the USA, and from a most unexpected platform for worship songs to come from; NPR Tiny Desk. An extremely well know youtube channel that boasts the world’s best musical artists.

In this edition, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, out of Georgia, praises God with her band. “He’s been faithful to deliver, faithful to restore.”

What a strong testimony to not be ashamed of Jesus and his words, even in front of the masses and those who might disagree or oppose you.