This acoustic cover of Jesus Culture’s “Flood the Earth”—performed by Bryan and Katie Torwalt—will have Pentecostals excited. That’s because the new single actively encourages the Holy Spirit’s presence in worship.
When you compare exciting Bible stories to your own dull life, it’s easy to despair. But vlogger Joseph Solomon explains how your ordinary life can be an extraordinary witness for God.
David Crowder performs his hit single “Forgiven” live at the 2017 Passion Conference. The song’s lyrics proclaim freedom from sin for every believer: “No grave gonna hold God’s people / All the weight of all our evil lifted away, forever free.”
Sitting in a room with three of Chicago’s most notorious gangsters, most people would be scared out of their mind. But Todd White and Robby Dawkins decided to pray over them for an end to violence in the community. You don’t want to miss this.
(Please note: Though it is all censored, some gang members use expletives in the video. Use discretion.)
If God is all He claims to be, how then should we respond? Author, speaker and former Broadway actor Jon Jorgenson challenges believers and nonbelievers alike with this spoken word poem.
MercyMe’s “Even If” is the hit Christian radio song of 2017. But the single came from a place of deep pain for singer Bart Millard. He shares that testimony and then performs the song live.
For years, Joyce Meyer went to church and never heard a message about Satan. She’s making sure you don’t go through the same thing with this sermon about our spiritual adversary.
Revelation 15:4 says, “All nations shall come and worship before You, for Your judgments have been revealed.” Get a glimpse of that firsthand with this performance of “Holy Is the Lamb,” featuring singers from eight different nations.
What’s in a name? Pastor Steve Long, senior leader of Catch the Fire Toronto, says your name has prophetic implications for your life. Watch the video to learn how.
To combat biblical illiteracy, Streetlights makes spoken-word versions of Scripture set to hip-hop beats. Better yet, the ministry gives them away free. Find out how Streetlights and rap label Humble Beast teamed up to record Hebrews.