Inspirational Videos

Some of us wake up rejoicing for the day the Lord has made, such as this elderly man with severe dementia. He’s been able to find joy on a daily basis right across the street from his home. And most astonishing, he never remembers the experience a day later. 91-year-old Gene McGeHee lives out in Vidalia, Louisiana. Across the way is a daycare where a fun bunch of kids spend their time. And what a blessing for him, the kids bring fun into his life also. “Everyday I cross the street and we meet again,” said the daycare teacher, Megan Nunez. They have met one another everyday for three years to date. His memory struggles go so far as to cause him difficulties recognizing even himself in pictures. When shown pictures of himself by his daughter, he sees someone else. A stranger. In addition to his struggle with dementia, Gene also suffers from loneliness, his daughter Cathy shared. What has helped has been those daycare children. “ Oh my goodness! They have been such a blessing to Daddy. And he lights up!” Cathy said with great enthusiasm. Every day the kids are at the daycare, Gene gets to spend around an hour with the kiddos, exchanging words, laughs, and hugs. “Everybody responds to love,” Cathy added about her father who forgets the children, but has developed a constant idea that being outside of his home is bound to bring some joyful experience. He doesn’t know what, but knows something will happen. His mind though unable to remember exactly what happened from the day before, still retains some feeling of the fun he had. That is love, according to Cathy. However sad his dementia has proven, there’s beauty that Gene has been able to find in his time with the children, maybe even beauty that the rest of us miss out on for taking such moments of joy for granted. His time with the children is extra special because he enjoys those moments each day as if it was his first encounter with them. Jesus told us life is like a mist. What if we thoroughly felt joy for even the smallest moments of life, the hours we see family, the hours we spend at church. We are blessed indeed, more than we will ever know. “Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away.” James 4:14

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A trio of basses beautifully sing ‘Hallelujah,’ and it sounds like pure wonder. Imagine with me, three individuals gifted with deep, melodic bass voices, and they get together to sing ‘Hallelujah.’ What you get is a trio of basses singing ‘Hallelujah’ that will blow your mind. The three men, Connor, Henry, and Dash formed the band Misty. They call themselves harmony and lyric makers with 31,000 followers on Youtube. They say their story begins when the three voices were forged together by notes that rattle the soul: low notes. One afternoon, they found a tunnel outdoors which had wonderful acoustic conditions, much better than any of their bathrooms. Naturally the guys couldn’t resist and they sang their first song together in that tunnel as they recorded the video titled, ‘The Misty Mountains Cold’ from the Hobbit. When COVID hit, the trio weren’t able to get together to sing. But they knew quitting wasn’t an option, so they tried several ways to sing with the use of technology. One of the gifts coming from social distancing was the ability to create their own music instead of singing covers. In the meantime, cover songs like the classic ‘Hallelujah’ shows what a tremendous gift they have blending their voices together. In fact, ‘Hallelujah’ is Hebrew for 'Praise ye the Lord', and Leonard's song explores the different kinds of Hallelujah we offer God in our suffering and joy.When Leonard Cohen first released Hallelujah, it was not an instant hit. Decades later, another artist would pick the song as a cover and make it immensely popular--including the band Misty with their incredible version. You have to watch to believe it! Those who have watched them Connor, Henry, and Dash perform the song have left comments that give you an idea just how amazing they sound. One commenter said, “Question here, do y'all give yourself chills while singing or is it just all of us? Love this!” Another added, “I've been waiting on y'all to sing this since y'all asked for suggestions a while back. It came out wonderfully, thank you!” “Then I heard what seemed to be the voice of a great multitude, like the roar of many waters and like the sound of mighty peals of thunder, crying out, “Hallelujah! For the Lord our God the Almighty reigns.” Revelation 19:6

During week 2 of ‘The Voice UK’s blind auditions, contestant, Joe Topping, struck a chord with a few of the judges in this performance of Bob Dylan’s classic rock hit, ‘Forever Young.’ Originally released in 1973, Bob Dylan’s ‘Forever Young’ was written as a lullaby for Dylan’s oldest son, Jesse, and included influences from the Old Testament book of Numbers. May God's bless and keep you always May your wishes all come true May you always do for others And let others do for you Bob Dylan included two versions of the song, a quick one and a slower, more sentimental one, on his fourteenth studio album, ‘Planet Waves.’ This album was the first to be released since Bob Dylan reunited with his original backing group, ‘The Band’, and the album found international success, reaching the number one position on the United States Billboard charts, number seven in the United Kingdom. When English singer-songwriter, Joe Topping, took ‘The Voice UK’s stage for the second week of blind auditions to perform ‘Forever Young’, he was surely hopeful to turn at least one of the star judge’s chairs. With his wife and children watching from backstage, Joe sang alongside the accompaniment of his guitar, to the enjoyment of both the audience and the judges. By the end of his performance Joe turned not one, but two chairs, and judging by the look on his family’s faces, they couldn’t be more proud. Joe’s musical sound was inspired by both the English folk clubs he grew up around, as well as the blues and Americana sounds of his adventures in the United states. Joe’s inspiring adventures in the United States included a great road trip, during which Joe drove all across the country living in a pickup truck. "Therefore whatever you desire for men to do to you, you shall also do to them." Matthew 7:12

Verse of the Day
January 25th 2021
Proverbs 25:28

Check out actors Jerry Mathers and Tony Dow from ‘Leave It To Beaver’ reflect about their time on the sitcom. Jerry Mathers and Tony Dow, who played Beaver and Wally on ‘Leave It To Beaver’ sat down with Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford of The Today Show to reminisce about their time on the beloved show. At the start of the segment, Hoda and Kathie welcome Jerry and Tony through a front door and hand them a packed lunch. This part of the interview was also filmed in black and white to be reminiscent of how ‘Leave It To Beaver’ looked when it aired on television. The show premiered on October 4, 1957 and ran for six seasons. And it has lived on in television reruns ever since. In fact, ‘Leave It To Beaver’ is the longest running show in television history. Jerry Mathers, who played the Beaver, had no idea that the show was going to be such a hit. “Every season we would think that we might not come back,” he shared. Later in the video, Jerry and Tony talked about how they both hit it off with each other as soon as they started filming for the show. They also shared about the TV parents. “It's so heartwarming to know that Tony and Jerry are close! They had a wonderful bond on the show as the show was really about the two of them as brothers,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the interview. “I love those guys! The show was the best and still is to this very day. God bless Wally & Beave,” writes another person online. We hope you enjoyed watching this video and it was able to take you down memory lane. Did you use to watch ‘Leave It To Beaver?’ What a great, wholesome show that the whole family could watch together!

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Verse of the Day
January 23rd 2021
Hebrews 13:8

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Check out this retro-style ice skating routine that earns top scores for this ice skating pair! “In their first performance since last February, Madison Chock and Evan Bates teamed up for the highest scoring rhythm dance in Nationals history,” reads the caption of this YouTube video. The music that Madison and Evan used for their routine was ‘Too Darn Hot’ by Cole Porter. And their costumes for their performance were so perfect! The pair looked like they were having so much fun together as they were jumping, twirling, dancing, and skating all around the ice. What talented ice skaters, and what an incredible performance! “You could see the finesse of the details. You could see all of the choreographic nuances. And because we haven’t seen them compete in so long, it also feels pretty fresh,” shares one judge after watching their routine. Madison and Evan make skating on ice and the complicated moves that they do look so easy and effortless. And they are always right where the other needs them to be during the performance. They definitely have a great bond and their teamwork shines through in their routine. “She is absolutely stunning on the ice. There is something about their chemistry that just draws you in. I feel it’s forced at times for other teams, not with them,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video. “It’s because of watching skaters like these two that all non-skaters wish they could experience true freedom on the ice,” writes another person online. “I learned long ago when I put on a pair of skates it doesn't just happen. However, it's exhilarating to watch.” What a graceful and exquisite performance! No wonder this talented ice-skating pair earned top scores! We hope that you enjoyed watching this video and it was able to bring some happiness to your day.

Listen to these two guys perform the song ‘Danny’s Song’ with rain peacefully falling in the background. “People smile and tell me I'm the lucky one, and we've just begun, think I'm gonna have a son He will be like she and me, as free as a dove, conceived in love, sun is gonna shine above Even though we ain't got money, I'm so in love with you, honey And everything will bring a chain of love, oh, oh, yeah” The man singing in the video is named Austin Brown, and Steven Martinez is the one playing the guitar. Both of these guys are so talented! And they performed such a beautiful and peaceful rendition of this song. The rain helped add some calm and beauty to the video as well. As Steven plucks on his guitar strings and Austin uses his smooth voice to sing out the lyrics, it is so nice to just take a moment, close your eyes, and enjoy listening to their beautiful melody. “Have always loved this song. You do it true justice. It did bring a tear to my eye,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video. “I could listen to you sing all day! Your voice takes me to a place of peace Austin,” writes another person online. “Thank you for sharing your voice and your passion with us. May God bless and keep you always!” These two talented musicians have taken a classic song and given it new life. We hope that you enjoyed listening to their rendition of ‘Danny’s Song’ and it was able to bring you some joy today! Colossians 3:16 Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God.

Verse of the Day
January 22nd 2021
Psalm 29:11

How to do a flash mob orchestra in today's world? This is our attempt using green screens to bring the players together. It's a little bit virtual I guess. The musicians are from the Cobweb orchestra and the music and conducting is by their leader, Andy jackson, with sound work by Steve Messam who is also one of the players. The music is Pavane by Fauré. The work is supported by Gateshead Council and the Gateshead arts team. All the musicians filmed themselves in their homes, and hung the green sheets for backdrops. It would be amazing to see how others are doing musical works with groups at the moment online. the filming of the locations is by Jason Berge. So, Orchestra flash mob Green Screen 2020! (Co-vid compliant) Pavane by Fauré:
So here this is an attempt to bring the players together. Maybe it is more of an artwork, hopefully this shows how you can make work, with existing materials and the will and ehlp of those around, that can be unusual and interesting. Orchestral works based on groups are finding it hard at the moment, and while zoom concerts an

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Azonnal elkezdhető, egyedülálló coach mediátor képzés, a tudatosság, a szellemi fejlődés és az anyagilag független boldog élet gyors eléréséért. Tanulj a legjobbtól, a legnagyobb tudású mester-coachtól, Szedlacsik Miklóstól! Regisztrálj díj és kötelezettség mentesen és tarts velünk!!
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Verse of the Day
January 21st 2021
Acts 20:24

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