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In a world plagued by injustice and inequality, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed and helpless. But in the midst of all the chaos and pain, one artist is using his voice to remind us of the power of compassion and kindness. Joel Wiggins, a talented musician, has just released a new song called 'Better People' that asks the question we all need to hear: 'Why can't we just be better people?' Through the lyrics, Joel challenges listeners to think about the world around them and the pain and suffering caused by the lack of compassion and kindness. He sings, 'I don’t understand what’s going on in this world / I don’t understand the pain and suffering and all the hurt / I don’t understand why we can’t show compassion and just be kind / It really really blows my mind.' But 'Better People' isn't just a song about pointing out problems, it's also a call to action. The chorus reminds us that 'it don’t take much to show a smile and ask are you okay

'Battle Cry' by Amanda Joy Powell is a powerful and uplifting song that calls us to make God the focus of our everyday lives. The song reminds us that we have lots of competition for our time, energy, and passions. There will be hard times that try to draw our focus away from God. The song is based on the Bible verse in 1 Tim 6:12 that says 'Fight the good fight of faith'. The song is an anthem of faith and determination, reminding us that as believers, we have chosen who we are fighting for and that we are the army of the Lord. The lyrics are a declaration of war against the devil and his attempts to distract us from our purpose and mission as believers. The song is a call to arms, encouraging us to join the battle cry and to be victorious in the fight against fear, doubt, and despair. The lyrics of the song are a powerful reminder that hard times are coming, but that we will not be running, we will hold our ground and we will not back down. The song encourages us to n

Sarai Korpacz, a Christian music singer and songwriter, releases her latest song, Holy Ground, singing it with her two daughters. As a mother, she believes that music is a powerful tool to convey Christian values to children. The song references famed bible figures like Moses, Samuel, and Jacob, giving listeners new context and appreciation for their stories. All three responded “Here I am” to God. Korpacz comments, “We all have a purpose here on earth. As a Christian, I believe I am called to worship God. I also believe every Christian is called to tell others about Jesus.” The lyrics of the song are catchy and easy to sing along with, conveying a message of God's love and protection. The chorus is particularly striking, with Sarai singing 'Take off your shoes, you are standing on holy ground.' This line is a reference to the story of Moses, who was commanded by God to take off his shoes when he encountered God in the burning bush. This imagery is powerful and evocative,

'Magnetic' by Jeff Adell is a powerful and moving song that speaks to the pain and struggles of those who have loved ones suffering from chronic conditions or illnesses. The song is based on the personal experience of the artist, who has two children with long-term health issues, and it speaks to the deep longing in our hearts for healing and peace. The song paints a picture of a parent of a young child watching over her child in the middle of the night, crying out to God for healing. It speaks to the deep pain and helplessness that we feel when we see our loved ones suffering, and how we sometimes feel alone and scared, even with our faith. The song is heavily influenced by Psalms 6:2-3, which serves as a reminder that God acknowledges our pain and suffering, and that He is always there for us. The lyrics of the song are honest and raw, reflecting the struggles and doubts that we all face when we see someone we love suffering. But it is also a song of hope, reminding us that d

Trav Da Poet is a true artist, with a passion for creating meaningful and impactful work. His latest offering, 'The Doctor Is In,' is a powerful spoken word poem that is sure to resonate with audiences of all backgrounds and walks of life. The poem is a reflection on the healing power of God, and how He is the ultimate 'Doctor' in our lives. Trav draws on a variety of medical metaphors to make his point, comparing God's healing power to the hospital and insurance systems of the world. He shows how much better God's is than ours, and how He is always there to heal and protect us. The poem is also inspired by a song called 'I Must Tell Jesus' from an album produced by Deitrick Haddon. The influence is clear in the sung vocals before Trav's spoken word poetry, and the blend of musicianship and vocals is sure to appeal to listeners. The poem starts off with a powerful declaration of faith, with Trav singing about the importance of telling Jesus about all