Psalm 144:9 says to praise Him with a 10 string instrument, so I bought a 10 string harp long ago to play a few notes before morning devotions...I have NO music training whatsoever, I think I'm tone deaf, only kid not allowed to sing in chorus in my whole elementary school when I was young, but I wanted to praise Him and this song came to me. I'm thinking this is way too simple, notes lining up to the words? That's not how it's done, right?...But it expresses my heart. God is amazing, so grateful to Him!
"I will sing a new song to You, O God, on a harp of ten strings I will sing praises to You, the One who gives rescue to kings, Who delivers David His servant from the deadly sword..." (Psalm 144:9) So lame as I am, this is my new song, so grateful to Him!
Mr. Shashikant Khamkar, with his unmatched set of skills is changing many lives by helping people to architect their destiny. He is an excellent orator, business coach, mentor & corporate trainer.
These talented, young dancers that are dancing to Lauren Daigle’s ‘You Say’ will bring a smile to your face. The beautiful, contemporary choreography really shows off the students’ skills as well as the powerful words of the song.
“The only thing that matters now is everything You think of me
In You I find my worth, in You I find my identity,
You say I am loved when I can’t feel a thing
You say I am strong when I think I am weak
And You say I am held when I am falling short
When I don’t belong, oh You say that I am Yours
And I believe, oh I believe
What You say of me
Oh, I believe”
When interviewed about the story behind the song, Lauren Daigle had some great words to share about identity and why this song is so important to her.
“I think a lot of times we build these complexes based on insecurity, based on fear, based on rejection, and lies that we have to constantly overcome. And so, this song for me was just a reminder of identity. It was a reminder that I know when I’m weak, He’s strong,” Lauren says. “When I feel inadequate, how is it that there’s always these moments where I feel like God just steps in and supersedes my inadequacies. This entire song was so every single day I would get up on stage and remind myself—no, this is the truth, this is the truth, this is the truth. Don’t get buried in confusion. Don’t get buried in waywardness. Just remember to steady the course, steady the course."
The moves that these dancers are doing match so beautifully with the truth that Lauren Daigle is singing in ‘You Say.’ And they make the difficult moves look so effortless! Each dancer performs the choreography with their own energy and style, but they are all stunning in their own way. What an amazing video to remind us of the beauty of dance and God’s truth!
Talented contemporary dance group Abba Modern perform a stunning routine to Lauren Daigle’s smash hit ‘You Say.’
In 2018, Lauren Daigle took the music scene by storm when this powerful single. The inspirational track has since reached a multitude of ears in both the Christian and secular music scene.
‘You Say’ climbed to the top of the Christian billboard charts and other songs of her album ‘Look Up Child’ have also seen great success. This particular song is a reminder of how God never stops believing in us.
“You say I am loved when I can't feel a thing
You say I am strong when I think I am weak
And You say I am held when I am falling short
And when I don't belong, oh You say I am Yours
And I believe, oh I believe
What You say of me
Oh, I believe”
Today, the Christ-centered dance group, Abba Modern, are sharing their artistic interpretation of this special song. Just watch as they beautifully glide across the floor in perfect harmony with the touching lyrics.
This contemporary dance crew is also sure to give all the glory to God. Abba Modern said, “We dance believing that our identity doesn’t come from the world, it doesn’t come from who others say we are, or who we ourselves say we are, our identity comes from our God. And if our identity comes from a God who is all powerful and unshakable, then our identity is also unshakable.”
What an incredible way to show the love and grace from our Father in Heaven.
The Ndlovu Youth Choir bring their unique sound to the America’s Got Talent stage with an emotional audition.
Started in 2009, the choir is a creative outlet for kids in South Africa. Led by artistic director Ralf Schmitt, this talented group has gained a following all over the world.
On their Facebook, it states that “the choir seeks to deliver an experience of infectious joy, a toe-tapping and energetic South African music ranging from Afro-Pop classics to traditional South African music and original compositions irresistibly combined with mesmerizing choreography.”
With their special style of sound, this choir is providing hope to it’s member. Director Ralf said, “When they join us, many of our kids have the weight of the world on their shoulders and, to them, their problems feel insurmountable.”
Now, the group has traveled all the way to the United States for their chance at stardom. “For us, it’s not easy to dream, so I didn’t like to smile. But after joining the choir, I found my voice and it brought back the smile on my face.”
The choir easily impressed the judges with their energetic performance of an original song, ‘My African Dream.’ The blend of vocal talent with dance truly makes this an audition to remember. But it was the symbolism of the moment that brought Ralf to tears.
“They come from one of the poorest communities in the world, yet these kids managed to lift themselves up. To see them standing on the stage of America’s Got Talent tonight, you can’t help but just burst with pride.” The Ndlovu Youth Choir is definitely an act to keep your eye on.
27-year-old Lamont Landers takes advantage of a second chance to wow the judges on America’s Got Talent.
This Huntsville, Alabama native grew up with a love of music. He was in second grade when he received his first guitar. But after his parent’s divorce, the break up took a toll. He looked to music for a source of comfort. “Having the guitar as an outlet was the perfect thing for me.”
For years, Lamont has been working full-time as a musician but he’s ready to take his career to the next level. Now, he’s stepping onto the America’s Got Talent stage for his big shot.
He came out confident and started to sing "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green. Shortly into the song, Simon stopped the young singer. Lamont prepared Marvin Gaye's ‘What's Going On’ as a backup song but Simon also called that tune too safe. “Your problem is that you do not take risks.”
That’s when judge Simon Cowell offered Lamont the chance to learn a completely new song and come back to audition later. After a few tense moments between the two, Lamont decided to take Simon up on his advice.
In under thirty minutes, the young singer learned a brand new song in hopes of impressing the judges. Full of nerves, Lamont performed a cover of Robyn's ‘Dancing On My Own.’
He earned a standing ovation from the judges as his smooth vocals truly shined through. Simon commented on the encore performance, “Sometimes, someone gives you a little bit of advice and it opens the door. I think the doors just opened here for you.”
I’m excited to see what this new path looks like for Lamont on America’s Got Talent.
An inspirational and entertaining birthday celebration shout out to Michael Baisden, radio personality, movie producer and podcaster. Giving Best Wishes for the Big 56!
Danny, went to Paris in order to learn how to do hair and makeup. His hair and make made it to Vogue Magazine cover. He was making $3,000 per day and traveling around the world. This is where drugs became an issue. He could get any and all the drugs he wanted. A Christian Model who entered his life and started to get the church to pray for him. His life got worse and worse. He was living on the streets, sick and hearing voices. There a miracle takes place that will change his life forever.
Francis shares the tragedy of his family upbringing. Many of his family members died or were murdered. That is when Francis begins searching for God around the age of 15. Life changed when He started praying and God was answering his prayers.
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