What if the story you’re living right now is being written by Someone who has already seen the ending AND has made provision for it? In this episode of More Than a Song, Brandon Lake and Nick Jonas’ song “The Author” leads us...
Josiah Queen’s “demons” declares that darkness has to leave and fear doesn’t get a home in your mind. But what happens if we don’t tell those demons to run and hide? What does it look like when someone refuses to resist...
Rescue me from what? It’s easy to sing along without ever finishing that sentence. In this episode of More Than a Song, one lyric — “I’ve been climbing the branches, but I still can’t see” — sends us straight to Luke 19...
What do you do when it isn’t well with your soul — and you don’t know if it ever will be? In this episode of More Than a Song, we explore the desperate, honest prayer at the heart of MercyMe’s “Make It Well” — a song...
Where would you be if you didn’t have Jesus? It’s a question worth sitting with — and Peter Burton’s chart-topping song won’t let us avoid it. In this episode of More Than a Song, we stay in Paul’s letter to Titus to...
What is your testimony? If someone asked you to share your “Jesus story,” would you know what to say—or where to begin? In this episode of More Than a Song, we explore what it truly means to be a living, breathing, walking testimony inspired by...
There are moments when the darkness feels heavy, and hope feels far away. On those days, it can be hard to know where to turn or what to believe. What do you do when your feelings tell you one story, but Scripture tells another? In today’s episode...
When love is rooted in God’s goodness—not your performance—it changes everything.
Easter isn’t just a season — it’s the foundation of our faith. In this episode of More Than a Song, we use “Remembrance” by Hillsong Worship to explore why Christ’s death, burial, resurrection, and victory should stay at the forefront of our hearts...
A perspective shift changed everything for me when singing along with this week’s inspiration song, “Let It Be a Hallelujah” by Lauren Daigle. For a long time, I sang it as a declaration that no matter what circumstances I faced, I would still...