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Rising Christian artist Bay Turner joins GodTube Music’s Brandon Woolum on the red carpet at the 2026 K-LOVE Fan Awards in Nashville to talk about his Breakout Single of the Year nomination for “Somebody’s Praying.”

Bay shares how the song has connected with listeners impacted by addiction, as well as the family members and loved ones praying for their breakthrough. He also opens up about his own powerful testimony after complications from surgery damaged his vocal cord and left him unsure whether he would ever sing again.

Now standing on the K-LOVE Fan Awards red carpet as a nominee, Bay reflects on God’s healing in both his voice and his heart, sharing how his music is now being written and sung from a place of victory.

Bay also teases new music and upcoming tour news as he prepares for what is next in his journey.

Jenn Johnson of Bethel Music and Tasha Layton join GodTube Music’s Brandon Woolum on the red carpet at the 2026 K-LOVE Fan Awards in Nashville for a fun conversation about being mistaken for one another, intentionally wearing matching dresses and supporting each other’s new projects.

Jenn opens up about releasing her first solo album, a deeply personal collection of songs that reflects many parts of her life, including worship, family, marriage and childhood memories. The project also features her husband, children and several special guests, making it a meaningful musical mosaic created to honor Jesus.

Tasha shares the heart behind Meet Me in the Valley, her YouTube documentary centered on allowing Jesus into the deepest and most difficult places of life. She reflects on spending three days alone in Death Valley, turning off the noise and seeking God in a way that changed her.

The two artists also celebrate the support of their husbands and prepare to take the K-LOVE Fan Awards stage as presenters.

Listen to Tauren Wells' "Breathe On It."

CeCe Winans' powerful “Worthy of It All” cover delivers a wonderful gospel performance. The video is a wonderful reminder of God’s glory. Watch the video to see it. 

CeCe Winans’ "Worthy of It All" music video performance is a wake-up call to how great God is. 

CeCe looks regal as a daughter of a king as she sings with her many backup singers in the background. As she finishes her solo notes at the end, a verse appears—Romans 11:36, which includes some of the lyrics in the song. 

Some of the lyrics CeCe Winans "Worthy of It All" sings in the YouTube music video are:

You are worthy of it all (Yes, You are)
You are worthy of it all (We owe everything to You, yes, we do)
For from You are all things (From You are all things)
And to You are all things 

When the song was released this year, Winans said, “'Worthy Of It All (Worthy)' is OUT NOW wherever you listen to music! I pray it meets you right where you are and reminds you that He is worthy of it all!”

“Worthy of it All (Worthy)” is a blend of Two Songs 

Her song, which has a full title of “Worthy of It All (Worthy)," is actually a blend of two songs: “Worthy of It All,” from her 2021 live album Believe for It, and “Worthy,” from her 2024 live project More Than This.

“Worship is truly the foundation of my life and my music,” CeCe said when the song was released. “These songs are a reminder of God’s greatness and His love. My hope is that this recording continues to draw people closer to Him and encourages them to lift their hearts in praise.”

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"For of him, and through him, and unto him, are all things. To him be the glory for ever. Amen.” Romans 11:36

The official lyric video for the Brandon Lake and Nick Jonas song “The Author” has been released. Two of the biggest names in all of music teamed up for this powerful tune about the Lord’s unbelievable love, mercy and grace. Watch the short but powerful clip to hear this moving, tear-jerking song.

Without Jesus Christ’s love and forgiveness, none of us would have a chance. We’d all still be lost, living in our sin and shame, with no hope of a future. For all of eternity, we’d be completely shut off and separated from Him. But thankfully, because of Christ’s death, the blood He shed on the cross and His resurrection, that does not have to be the case.

His amazing, powerful and life-changing forgiveness and love are gifts. None of us could ever do anything to earn and gain them. Humanity, as a whole, is lost, fallen and sin-ridden, having willfully turned away from Him and His commands, but God still offers his grace and mercy to all. Even the one who would be considered the worst of the worst is not too far from God. He can bring about beauty from the ashes and inject life and hope into a seemingly lost situation.

This is precisely what Brandon and Nick sing about in their song, “The Author.” No matter how far we’ve fallen from Him, regardless of what we’ve done, God’s love and forgiveness are available to all. That’s His powerful, unbelievable and totally undeserved grace at work.

“Called me by name again and again and again and again
What grace is this?
Crossed out my shame
Forgives me again and again and again and again”

Even someone who does not typically get emotional might find it difficult to listen to this tune without shedding a tear or two. Brandon and Nick beautifully sing about God’s powerful love, forgiveness and grace – none of which we could ever earn. But yet, He continually shows mercy upon us, as He is faithful and quick to forgive.

Ephesians 2:8 “Because by grace you have salvation through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is given by God.”

Listen to Peter Burton's "Where Would I be". 

Listen to Elevation Rhythm's "Washed."

'Alleluia' elevation worship and Chandler Moore's powerful video will encourage you to praise God and thank Him for the things He has done in your life. It’s so powerful and inspirational. Play the video to watch and listen!

Elevation Worship and Chandler Moore’s "Alleluia" is wonderful—especially when you hear it in such an impactful live performance like in this video. “Alleluiah” is really one of those songs that inspires the spirit of praise and worship. 

Some of the Lyrics to “Alleluia”

I'm singing "He's holy" the rest of my life (Let's go, I'm singing in the morning)
I'm singing in the morning, I'm singing at night (I'm singing in the battle)
I'm singing in the battle, that's how I fight (I'm singing "He's holy")
I'm singing "He's holy", I'm singing it twice (Twice)

The word “alleluiah” is a version of the word "hallelujah," which means “all hail” or “glory in the highest," and that meaning is certainly what the song embodies. It’s a complete dedication of glory to the Lord. 

Elevation Worship and Chandler Moore’s "Alleluia" beautifully embodies what praise should be. It’s energetic, has meaningful lyrics, and feels powerful and spiritual. It brims with passion and reverence from the start to the finish. And the singers have so much energy and joy… It’s contagious—you can see it transferring to the crowd. 

The song is a beautiful reminder to keep praising God through all the trials of life, in every moment, whether it’s the first thing in the morning or the middle of the night. God is always there. If you needed a little strength or a reminder to choose praise today, we hope this video helped!

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“Praise ye the LORD; for the LORD is good: sing praises unto his name; for it is pleasant.” Psalms 153:3

I wasn’t even looking for it. You know how it happens—you’re scrolling, half-distracted, maybe a little tired, carrying more than you meant to that day… and then a song finds you. That’s how I stumbled across Zach Williams' official lyric video, ‘Wait for Me.’

And I had to stop. Because it didn’t just play—it spoke deeply to the longings in my heart. It reminded me we can talk to God and whisper: “Hey God, it’s me… I’ve been lost a little while…” Released just this year, the song speaks to the deepest longings in our hearts. 

And I swear, it felt like someone had taken the quiet, unspoken parts of our hearts and put them into lyrics. The wandering. Trying to figure it out on our own. Circling the same roads, knowing there has to be more… but not quite knowing how to get there.

And then that line—You wait for me.

If I'm taking the long way home

Stuck on the same old dead-end road

I wanna leave the life I know

But when I just can't let go

Oh. Friend… that’s the part that gets you. Because isn’t that what it’s like growing up?

We Leave Home, But Mama Leaves the Light On 

We leave home. We step out. We try to build a life, prove something, find something, heal something. We take the long way more times than we’d like to admit. We hit dead ends, double back, carry things we were never meant to hold.

And all the while? Mama leaves the light on. Not because she expects you to fail…But because she knows there might be a moment when you need to come home. That’s what this song feels like.

God isn’t pacing the floor in frustration. He’s not shutting the door or turning off the porch light. He’s waiting. Patient. Steady. Kind. The kind of waiting that says, I see every mile you’ve walked… and I’ll still meet you at the door.

And maybe you needed that reminder today. Maybe you’ve taken the long way. Maybe you’re still figuring it out. Maybe you’re carrying regret for how long it’s taken.

But hear this, sweet friend—You are not too far gone. You are not too late. You are not beyond His reach. The light is still on. He’s still waiting. Share this with a friend who needs to hear this too! 

“So he got up and went to his father. But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him…” Luke 15:20

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Listen to Andrew Ripp's "I'd Do It Again."

Listen to Josiah Queen's "demons."

Listen to Caleb & John's "Finished."

Listen to Carly Ann Taylor's "Why Should I Worry."

Listen to Carly Ann Taylor's "Why Should I Worry."

Listen to Zahriya Zachary's "Stay."

Listen to Jon Reddick's "The Way."

Listen to Jamie MacDonald's "Ain't No Way"

Check out this lyric video from Micha Tyler of his song ‘Perfectly.’ This song is a powerful, upbeat reminder that God loves imperfect people with a perfect love. It highlights that God's grace fills the gaps in our lives and encourages listeners to stop striving for perfection.

‘I give you failures and you give me grace
All of my problems don't push you away
And somehow you love somebody like me
Don't know how you do it but you do it perfectly, you do it perfectly’

What a great song! And one that offers hope to those who struggle with feeling "not good enough". In those moments, we can trust that God is faithful, near, and working, even when life feels messy, confusing, or uncertain.

Micah Tyler has become a trusted voice in contemporary Christian music, known for his honest lyrics and deeply personal storytelling. Some of the chart-topping songs he is known for include ‘Different,’ ‘Even Then,’ and ‘I See Grace.’

Before stepping into full-time music, Micah Tyler worked as a youth pastor in Texas, and this background continues to shape his heart for ministry. His songs often reflect real-life conversations about doubt, hope, grace, and perseverance.

Since teasing the first clip of ‘Perfectly’ over two months ago, the song has generated more than 12 million views across social media platforms. “I am absolutely stoked to release my new song, ‘Perfectly,'” shares Micah Tyler. “I’ve already seen so many people connect with this song live in concerts because I think we all just need to remember that it is not about us being perfect – it’s about us being loved perfectly by a perfect Savior.”

This is one song that really focuses on the Gospel message, reminding listeners that while we are flawed, we are still known, loved, and redeemed. We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘Perfectly’ from Micah Tyler today!

Megan Woods releases her new song, "I Believe You.” Her debut single, “The Truth,” proclaimed who we are in Christ, and the new song, “I Believe You,” dives even deeper into the journey of trust and surrender when life feels overwhelming.

Lift your soul as you watch her performance of the song, "I Believe You".

The glorious thing about walking by faith in Jesus -- death has lost its power.  So MercyMe has decided, why not poke a little fun at it while we're at it? 

Showing that the band has not lost any of their humor or spiritual impact in their songwriting, here is MercyMe with the video for "Oh Death".