Inspirational Videos

Country singer and songwriter Craig Morgan performs an emotional rendition of his song "The Father, My Son and The Holy Ghost" that brings everyone to tears. In 2016, this country superstar experienced a huge loss when his 19-year-old son, Jerry, died in a boating accident. The unexpected death sent shockwaves through The Morgan Family. But three years later, Craig was able to put some of his deep emotions into a song. “I cried and cried and cried until I passed out on the floor Then I prayed and prayed and prayed till I thought I couldn't pray anymore And minute by minute, day by day, my God, He gave me hope I know my boy ain't here but he ain't gone” While a guest on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Craig described how the lyrics of the song came to him in the middle of the night. He got up from his bed and it took him less than four hours to finish the entire song. But Craig was unsure if he would ever be able to actually sing the heartfelt words in public. He debuted the song at the Grand Old Opry and barely made it to the end without breaking down. That’s when he encountered Ricky Skaggs backstage who told him that the world needed to hear these words. “In the mornings I wake up, give her a kiss, head to the kitchen Pour a cup of wake-me-up and try to rouse up some ambition Go outside, sit by myself but I ain't alone See, I've got the Father, my son, and the Holy Ghost” Many people were touched by these rare and real lyrics. One person who was hit hard by the words was fellow country star Blake Shelton. After hearing the song, he was moved to make a post on Twitter. Even though Blake currently held the number one spot on the iTunes chart, he wanted to help "The Father, My Son and The Holy Ghost" take over. He encouraged his fans and other celebrities to purchase the song and it eventually went number one across the board. Now, Blake is sitting in the audience as Craig performs this incredible song on The Kelly Clarkson Show. I don’t think there was a dry eye in the place by the end.

22-year-old blind pianist Paul Kapeleris earned the coveted golden buzzer with his stunning performance of ‘Rise Up’ on Australia’s Got Talent. Paul won over our hearts before he ever stepped on stage. We learned that this young man suffers from a rare eye disorder called Leber congenital amaurosis. This leaves him with just five percent vision and he is also partially deaf. But none of this is stopping Paul from living his dream and performing on the big stage of Australia’s Got Talent. Lead by his mother, Paul brought some of the judges to tears with his rendition of ‘Rise Up.’ “You're broken down and tired Of living life on a merry go round And you can't find the fighter But I see it in you so we gonna walk it out And move mountains We gonna walk it out And move mountains” As he sits at the piano, all of the emotions start to flow. Paul’s big voice came as quite a surprise for the judges and crowd. But as he belted out the words, it was obvious that Paul was a rare talent. “And I'll rise up I'll rise like the day I'll rise up I'll rise unafraid I'll rise up And I'll do it a thousand times again” After his performance, judge Lucy Durack was moved to press her golden buzzer. But, despite the standing ovation and confetti raining down, Paul had no idea what had just happened. It wasn’t until his mother ran onto the stage that the young man realized that he would be moving on in the competition. What an incredible moment!

This poem is by Vic Zarley. It is coupled with music by Jason Shaw which is licensed Creative Commons with attribution.

This poem, by Vic Zarley set to music by Emissary entitled "2012" will help you look at Jesus' resurrection in a new way.

This poem is by Vic Zarley. It is set to the music of Ann Davis and hopefully, inspiring to you.

This poem was written by Vic Zarley. Julia Ecklar's music used as it was licensed as Creative Commons.

The Voice contestants Josie Jones and Kat Hammock perform a unique duet of ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads.’ This classic song was written by John Denver back in 1971. It became an instant hit for Denver. The entire tune is an ode to the great state of West Virginia. “Almost heaven, West Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River Life is old there, older than the trees Younger than the mountains, blowing like a breeze” Today, two younger contestants on The Voice are taking on this nostalgic tune. 16-year-old Josie Jones and 18-year-old Kat Hammock are both members of Team Blake. After nailing their blind auditions, the teens were paired together for a singing duel in the battle rounds. With help from advisor Darius Rucker, both girls were tasked with putting their own touch on the classic song ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads.’ “Country roads, take me home To the place I belong West Virginia, mountain mama Take me home, country roads” Almost everyone knows these nostalgic lyrics. Nowadays, our world seems to always be in a hurry. The words paint a picture of a simpler time where back roads and Mama’s homemade dishes were all we needed. It’s definitely a treat to hear these two young women belt out these iconic lyrics. Even though they come from different styles, this classic country tune seems to be the perfect compliment to their unique vocals. After Josie and Kat received rave reviews, coach Blake Shelton ultimately chose Kat to continue on in the competition.

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Christian comedian Chonda Pierce shares her journey to God through this moving testimony. Chonda has always been candid in her standup routines. She says what she wants and isn't afraid to take on the tough topics. Today, she’s taking a step back from the comedy to discuss her relationship with God and the struggles to find her way to Him. Chonda grew up in a Christian household. In fact, her father was a preacher. Despite their belief in God, her family faced multiple hardships and heartache that took a toll on Chonda’s thoughts toward God. Both of her sisters died when she was just a teen and her parents also went through a very public divorce. Chonda began to feel bitter towards God. But slowly, this beloved comedian found her way back to Christ and His loving arms. “What I had not been introduced to yet, at that time in my life, was The Heavenly Father.” Once she found the grace and support of The Heavenly Father, Chonda made the incredible choice to welcome Him into her heart and share His message with others. “He is the perfect Father. And I had to come to the realization that I either am going to believe in the Word of God or not. And I chose to believe it.” Now, Chonda uses her unique blend of comedy and Christianity to help others find the humor in every day life. I’m so glad that she felt moved to share her story with others.

It was an emotional moment when a tractor carries the coffin of this late farmer during a tear-jerking send off. This touching moment was all captured on camera as 95-year-old David Young was taken to his funeral. David was an elderly farmer who grew up in Isfield, East Sussex. His family has lived and worked at the farm for over 100 years. This man spent so much of his life in the fields and thousands of memories were shared. So, when David lost his battle to dementia, his children knew that they wanted to give him a ‘proper farmer’s funeral.’ Adorned with a wreath of English vegetables, David’s coffin was carried from the family farm all the way to the village church on a trailer towed by a tractor. As the tractor rides by, you can see funeral guests paying their last respects David. This was truly a beautiful way to bid farewell to a beloved man and farmer. It’s obvious that his family cared so much about him and this was such an amazing way to send him off. Genesis 1:11-12 “And God said, “Let the earth sprout vegetation, plants yielding seed, and fruit trees bearing fruit in which is their seed, each according to its kind, on the earth.” And it was so. The earth brought forth vegetation, plants yielding seed according to their own kinds, and trees bearing fruit in which is their seed, each according to its kind. And God saw that it was good.”

This is a poem I wrote encouraging women, especially those who have suffered abuse, to rise up out of their shame.
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The most important piece of equipment anyone can own is their own body. If that fails, nothing else matters, right?
Health is of vital importance, yet most people don’t take it seriously enough. Too many of us make all the wrong decisions—what to eat, how much exercise to do, and what to drink and how much.
What would you think of the guy who puts sugar water in his gas tank, maple syrup in his crank case instead of oil and sewer water in their tires instead of air?
Crazy, right? Yet, that’s about how crazy some people are taking care of their bodies. But what happens when something out of our control affects our health? Disease, accident or assault—we need all the help we can get to heal from such things.
Prayer can create miracles. But what is a miracle? It’s divine intervention that bends or breaks the laws of nature to benefit us.
The 7 Day Prayer Miracle program can teach you exactly how to do prayer right for precision, powerful results.
Imagine for a moment that you’re trying to win an auto race. Instead of a car, you buy a camel. Instead of food, you feed your camel petroleum—black crude. And instead of moving with the other cars, you go in the opposite direction. You’ll never win by using the wrong ingredients and doing everything incorrectly.
Prayer is very much like that. Do it all wrong, and you’re certain to get results that are not what you expected.
Ordinary care of your own body is like that, too. If you feed yourself nothing but junk food and sit around all day playing video games, your body is going to fall apart on you.
All that pollution and lack of care will stack up, leaving your body ill, tired, fat, and your mind dulled to the point of stupidity. None of us want that. But some of us let it happen anyway. Is it a matter of willpower? Not at all. We have to learn self-discipline, but without critical self-awareness, any attempt at self-discipline is going to fail. Why? Because controlling our direction in life is a matter of having the right attitudes and feelings.
If you don’t know what you’re feeling, you won’t be able to correct your feelings in order to change your direction. It’s like driving with thick mud all over your windshield.
And prayer has very little to do with what you say or think. Using only words in prayer is like sitting in the back seat of a car with no driver and trying to “wish” the vehicle in the right direction. Prayer works directly from feelings based on four key attitudes—the four traits of God which allowed Him to create an entire universe.
Jesus Christ healed hundreds of people nearly 2,000 years ago. Quite often, he told the one who received the gift of good health that it had been their faith that had done it. Why would he say that instead of taking credit for the healing? Humility is a good thing, but lying about the way things work is not. He put responsibility and credit where it was due—right on the person being healed.
We each need to learn the level of confidence Christ inspired in others. Once you know the basics for how it’s done, you merely need to follow the steps in the course book to prepare yourself for 7 days of prayer miracles.

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If doing prayer right were easy, we wouldn’t need spiritual leaders like Christ or Buddha. But learning to do prayer right is something everyone can do.
Yes, it requires work on your part, but aren’t you worth it? Don’t you owe it to yourself to find the right way to take care of your most precious piece of equipment?
And after your illness or injury is healed, taking care of your body becomes easier, because you will have learned what is involved in taking charge of your life. Maintaining your health will become as natural as breathing.
When you learn the basics of self-awareness, humility to God and the perfection of fearless confidence—what we call “faith”—prayer produces instant results that fulfill our deepest wishes. Miracles are ready for you, and all you need to do is ask.
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Today my Archangels showed me everything is going to be alright and the journey I decided to take with God is my blessing message🙏🙏😇😇

The award-winning duo of Brooks and Dunn share an incredible live performance of their hit single ‘Believe.’ This song was originally released in 2005 from their album Hillbilly Deluxe. The inspiring tune went on to be named single the CMA Single of the Year, Song of the Year and Music Video of the Year. “Said, "I raise my hands Bow my head I'm findin' more and more truth In the words written in red They tell me that there's more to life Than just what I can see, I believe"” Nearly 15 years later, this song still strikes a chord with so many hearts all around the world. Today, Brooks and Dunn are performing this song again at the iTunes studio. Hearing the lyrics make me think back to the story about ‘Old Man Wrigley’ and how he struck up a friendship with a young boy. The man’s wisdom left a mark on the boy and he carried those lessons with him for a lifetime. “I can't quote the book The chapter or the verse You can't tell me it all ends In a slow ride in a hearse You know I'm more and more convinced The longer that I live Yeah, this can't be (no, this can't be), no, this can't be (no, this can't be) No, this can't be all there is” The words of ‘Believe’ speak to faith and belief in God. After experiencing the pain of a lost loved one, this now-grown man is more and more convinced that the Lord is truly guiding our lives. Who remembers this song when it originally came out?

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Country singer Luke Combs made one young fan’s night when he pulled him onstage for a sweet serenade. After bursting onto the music scene in 2014, Luke Combs has continued to climb to the top of the charts with singles such as ‘Hurricane’ and ‘Beautiful Crazy.’ In just a few short years, Luke has built up a legion of fans. At a recent concert in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, the singer spotted a young fan in the crowd with a sign that said ‘This St. Jude Kid loves U.’ That’s when Luke invited the boy up to the stage for a very special performance. Luke started to sing his popular hit, ‘This One’s For You.’ “Yeah I told you all I’d write you a song (Song, song) Pour my heart in the melody To keep you singing along (Singing along, singing along) This might not be the right time These might not be the right lines to prove For sayin' what I’m tryin' to This one’s for you” As tears streamed down the young boy’s face, he used his t-shirt as a rag to wipe his eyes. “I’ve been knocked down time and time again Got picked back up by love and few good friends Who reminded me of all I stood to lose This one’s for you” The entire crowd was touched by the performance. Facebook user Kaydee Marie filmed the entire serenade and posted it online. She wrote, “This man is just amazing. One of the many reasons I love Luke. Incredible experience. I don’t think there was a dry eye in the building. Luke Combs, Hutsen will cherish that forever.”

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