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...
Have you ever wondered what it really means to be more than a conqueror? What if the pressures, fears, and doubts in your life aren’t the final word—and what if God’s love is bigger than all of it? In this episode, Colton Dixon’s song “The Love I...
What does it look like to truly live like we believe Christ lives in us?In this episode of More Than a Song, we use Tim Timmons’ song “Christ In Me” as a launching point to explore what Scripture teaches about the indwelling Holy Spirit, the fruit...
If you’ve ever felt worn out by performative faith—or needed permission to bring your real story to Jesus—this conversation is for you.
There are some songs that stay with us—not because they were tied to a moment, but because they put words to a posture of faith we keep coming back to. Even If by MercyMe is one of those songs for me. At its core, it gives voice to a tension we all...
There’s a story in the Old Testament that reveals just that. It’s the story of King Josiah and the discovery of a dust-covered scroll. What I want to examine today is what happened when Josiah dusted off that scroll and read it (well, it was read to...
What happens when you change one word in the title of a classic Christmas hymn? A new perspective and a fresh reason to dive into Scripture. This week’s song, “O Come, All You Unfaithful” by Sovereign Grace Music, invites us to consider the people...
This week, we use “Sweet Baby Jesus” by Carrie Underwood to meditate on the miracle and mystery of the incarnation — Jesus, fully God and fully man, wrapped in the fragile form of a baby. As you revisit the Christmas story this season, don’t miss...
Do you ever feel like you should have “arrived” by now? The truth is, sanctification is a lifelong process, and God’s grace is still at work in us. Crowder reminds us of this in his song “STILL”, and this week we’ll use it as inspiration to dive...
"Our only hope is that we turn from mocking to mourning."