Popular megachurch pastors are showing off their musical abilities this week during coronavirus quarantines.
With all the stress, anxiety and worry people are struggling with during the pandemic, these pastors wanted to encourage people to fix their eyes on Jesus—and have a little fun.
Pastor Greg Laurie played a musical rendition of “Humble Thyself” on the guitar before sharing profound insights into loving those you’re stuck at home with.
“Let’s be kind to each other as we are spending so much time together,” he wrote. Watch his song and message below:
Pastor Chris Hodges of Church of the Highlands played a beautiful version of the classic hymn, “Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus,” on the piano.
“I bet most of you didn’t even know I played piano,” he says after he finished. “I actually sit here at this piano every day and do what I want you to do every day, especially in this season, and that is worship.”
Pastor Jentezen Franklin—a spiritual adviser to Trump and pastor of Free Chapel—showed off his impressive skills with the saxophone, with the songs “10,000 Reasons” and “Worthy of It All” with Matt Redman.
Not one to be left out, Pastor Jack Graham of Prestonwood Baptist Church decided to amp up the hype with his fast-paced drum solo for Surfaris’ “Wipeout.”
“OK, everybody, we’re going to have a little fun right now,” he said. “I’m obviously in quarantine in this drummer’s cage. … Let’s ‘Wipeout’ this coronavirus!”
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