Inspirational Videos

Enjoy a brand new take on a classic as this bluegrass family band performs the ABBA hit, ‘Mamma Mia.’ This iconic song was an instant hit for the Swedish pop band back in 1975. It quickly climbed to the top of the music charts and became cemented as one of the most popular songs of all time. From Broadway musicals to blockbuster movies, ‘Mamma Mia’ is known all around the world. “Mamma Mia here I go again My, my how can I resist you? Mamma Mia does it show again My, my just how much I've missed you” Today, ‘Mamma Mia’ is getting a unique makeover from The Petersens. The Petersens are a family band from Branson, Missouri. This bluegrass ensemble has traveled all around the world sharing their musical talents, but you can normally find them at home in Branson. For ten seasons, The Petersens have performed at the Little Opry Theatre in the Branson IMAX Entertainment Complex. Just listen as they belt out these iconic lyrics in a truly memorable way. “Yes I've been brokenhearted, blue since the day we parted Why? Why? Did I ever let you go? Mamma Mia now I really know My, my I could never let you go” On YouTube, the group shared that ‘Mamma Mia’ was a heavily requested song, so they decided to challenge themselves with their very own rendition. After hearing so many covers of this song over the years, it’s refreshing to see this completely new take on the classic. Who else was singing along with this beloved tune?

Verse of the Day
April 8th 2021
Ecclesiastes 9:18

Check out this chilling duet of two talented brothers singing the song ‘Tears In Heaven’ by Eric Clapton. “Would you know my name? If I saw you in heaven Would it be the same? If I saw you in heaven I must be strong and carry on ‘Cause I know I don't belong here in heaven” The two brothers in this music video are Clint and Bob, and they make up the group Music Travel Love. The pair is performing this song at the top of a mountain with incredible views behind them. It is just the two of them, their voices, two guitars, and one microphone. And the whole performance is just simple, serene, and peaceful. The brothers’ voices blend so well together as they sing ‘Tears In Heaven,’ and it is beautiful to see the surrounding landscape around them as you listen to the song. The video shows scenes from above them as well as fluffy clouds that are capping off the mountain top that they are standing on. Clint and Bob are from Canada and have been performing since the early age of 4 years old. Over the course of their career, they have sold over six million records, recorded 7 albums, and have Gold and Platinum records in 32 countries. In 2015, the brothers released a single called ‘Goodbye Baby’ on The Highway Sirius XM that charted in the top 20. And in 2018, the duo started Music Travel Love and began their journey traveling around the world setting up their studio to create music outdoors. They share their music adventures on their YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook pages. We hope that you enjoyed listening to this calming rendition of ‘Tears In Heaven’ by the group Music Travel Love. May you have a peaceful and blessed day!

A couple celebrates their 67th wedding anniversary with joyful tears while enjoying the sweet serenade of a violin. Love is in the air. Can you smell it? If not, you can definitely see the love shared between these two. The couple, both almost 90-years-old met at the tender age of 15. Now, many years later, they get to continue celebrating the life they have lived together with this monumental landmark. Sixty-seven years is a long time to be married. What a blessing! What makes this serenade such a treat was its surprise planning. The couple’s daughter lives with her family in Utah. She decided to give her parents a thoughtful gift for their anniversary. The reason she decided on a violin serenade had special meaning too. When her parents were younger, her mother played the violin as part of an orchestra. Her father took her mother to many of those practices and stayed to listen. This serenade then was not only a surprise but a reminder of their formative teenage years when their love first began to spring. In the video, the mother sits in a chair, and the father stands behind her with one hand on her shoulder. Their eyes lock onto the musician playing, Daniel Morris. When he finishes, both deliver applause to the artist. Watching the couple tear up as they listen naturally causes an emotional response in the viewer. They appear to be not just happy but thankful, so thankful for all those youthful days that led to that very moment. They talk after the music is finished playing, though their words are inaudible. What is clear are the smiles on their bright faces. The musician, Daniel Morris, uploaded the video to his Facebook page saying, “A true love story❤️ This couple almost 90 years old, was celebrating their 67th anniversary! @tam5boyz and her family that live in Utah, set this serenade up for their parents here in CA. They met when she was 15❤️ , and she used to play violin in orchestra. He would take her to all her practices and sit in the audience listening 🎻.” May the love witnessed in this video drive us to love the people around us more earnestly. May we also reflect with joy on the fact that if this love is indeed rich, deep, and true, then God’s love is even greater. That gives us plenty of reason to be thankful.

A son who isn’t a chef did something great for his momma. He sold cheesesteaks to make his terminally ill mother’s dream come true. What mother wouldn’t be proud? “What you won’t do, do for love,” Bobby Caldwell sang about. We perform amazing actions out of love, not just romantically, but for family members too. Dustin Vitale knows this firsthand. His terminally ill mother Gloria was diagnosed with bladder cancer. Knowing that her time with him was going to be shorter than either expected, he did something amazing. Without any formal training, Dustin became his own sort of chef and started making and selling cheesesteaks. His goal - take his mother to a place she had always wanted to go, the pyramids of Egypt. And in the end, he plans to do just that, while also bringing along their other 14 relatives for the trip. Dustin’s cheesesteak sales he’s been whipping up in the kitchen are in addition to his full-time career. He normally serves his community as a middle-school teacher in Philadelphia. Dustin came up with the cheesesteak idea to be able to help with expenses and serve his mother well, too. What makes his feat more extraordinary is that he didn’t sell from a restaurant. Vitale’s Steaks happened in his own home, in his own kitchen. Responding to the question of what pushed him forward, Dustin said, “Love for my mom.” Dustin used his mother’s recipe to cook huge and delicious steak sandwiches. His initial customers were family and friends, driving over to his home to show support. However, that was short-lived as the list of clientele grew quickly. He wasn’t initially confident about being able to pay for his mother’s trip, but God clearly blessed this man at the same time he worked to bless others. Within 6 weeks Dustin had more than enough money for the trip, thanks to the help of all his supporters, especially those who took to advertising for him on social media. Someone was kind enough to lend their food truck for the cause. “Cleopatra never had it so good,” Gloria said. Gloria’s trip with her son Dustin is set to happen later this year. The details of this story already reveal Dustin to be a loving son. More amazing is that this son cooks for his mother every single morning, and offers her gratitude. Terminal bladder cancer may have marked a certain end for Gloria, but even with the days left in her life, her son Dustin reveals a love that is very much reminiscent of Jesus. Devoted. Kind. Unending. May this story encourage us to also share love with those in our lives, terminally ill or not. Jesus has encouraged us to love, to forgive, and to share. So what’s stopping us from listening to Jesus today. “And unto him that smiteth thee on the one cheek offer also the other; and him that taketh away thy cloak forbid not to take thy coat also. Give to every man that asketh of thee; and of him that taketh away thy goods ask them not again. And as ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise.” (Luke 6:29-31)

Verse of the Day
April 7th 2021
Deuteronomy 8:17-18

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Verse of the Day
April 6th 2021
Philippians 4:6

Check out this beautiful ice skating routine by Olympic figure skater Michelle Kwan to the song ‘Rise Up’ by Andra Day. “You're broken down and tired of living life on a merry go round, and you can't find the fighter But I see it in you so we gonna walk it out, and move mountains, we gonna walk it out And move mountains, and I'll rise up, I'll rise like the day, I'll rise up, I'll rise unafraid I'll rise up and I'll do it a thousand times again, and I'll rise up, high like the waves I'll rise up in spite of the ache, I'll rise up, and I'll do it a thousand times again” This video was shot in December 2018 in Santa Monica, but it is just as uplifting and encouraging today as it was back then. The camera is following Michelle Kwan all around the ice as she is doing so many impressive moves. She looks so free as she skates around the ice with a big smile on her face. And the large crowd watching her claps and cheers throughout her performance. At the end of her ice skating routine, Michelle skates around the rink to thank her fans and gives them all high fives. “For me there has never been or will be anyone like Michelle Kwan on the ice,” comments on person on YouTube after watching the video. “The grace and fluidity is so beautiful, it never fails to bring tears to my eyes.” “Michelle Kwan is one of the best skaters ever. She was the one I watched as a kid,” writes another person online. “Seeing her go to the Olympics and win medals was phenomenal. Her skating is still so beautiful!” What a wonderful ice skating routine by Michelle Kwan, and we hope that you enjoyed watching this video today!

This Amazon delivery driver dancing for the doorbell camera really knows how to get down. But before the feet start stomping, the DJ has to cue the music. That’s exactly what happens in this video, minus the DJ. The music begins to play as we see an Amazon delivery truck parked in someone’s driveway. At the start, the Amazon employee is unseen as he is on the inside of the truck grabbing the resident’s package. When he appears inside the van and prepares to step down to the pavement, it’s as though we are getting ready for his performance. And not just any performance either. No, this performance is for those who can appreciate a good dance performance. He walks down the pathway leading to the porch. With the music playing, the path feels more like a runaway. He slows down his pacing as he starts doing the wave with his arms. He appears to be pretty content and may even be aware that he’s on camera. The young man slowly dances his way toward the door, seemingly glancing at the camera from time to time. Once he reaches the porch, the dancing doesn't stop either. Quite the opposite. The man puts the package down and goes into more energetic movement, doing what’s called the Shoot and other dances. He really does get busy on the runway as he starts back to the van. The man turns, hops, jumps, and does a great deal of bouncing. What makes the video even funnier, is that the man dances all the way back to the van and doesn’t stop. He gets inside of the vehicle and keeps the movement going. However hilarious the man is, he’s still quite talented. Not everyone can do what he’s doing and surely he’s no stranger to dance. And by the looks of him in this video, he is likely no stranger to an audience either. How cool is it that this man is enjoying his job so much? He’s found a way to mix exercise and his work, and he may even be doing this purposefully to bring a little joy to folks who are spending most of their time at home these days! Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. You are serving the Lord Christ." The Good News: No matter what you do, you are using the gifts that the Lord gave you. Colossians 3:23-24

Marlin, the water-loving cat, acts just like one of his dog brothers, and by his owner’s account, he’s pretty good. Marlin is a part of a decently-sized family, a number of brother dogs, owner Caroline Jarvis, and her partner. Marlin’s furry companions are a mix of different breeds and different sizes. Marlin himself is the smallest of the bunch. “When we first got Marlin he was like 5-weeks old. He just joined the pack. He really just thought he was a dog. He would do anything they did,” Caroline shared. “He watched them. He would drink out of the same water bowl and when we went to the beach he just was like, ‘They’re walking down the beach. I’m gonna walk down the beach.’ And the dogs would run in the water and touch the ocean and play around. So he would jump in the ocean and walk in there. It’s just what he thought he was supposed to do.” Marlin’s ability to blend into his dog family has been aided in large part by his curiosity and desire for companionship. He follows the other pets around and mimics their behavior. He’s definitely not on the outside, but very much an insider. Caroline remarked that after two days of having Marlin, he expressed curiosity with water. “We were like, ‘What the heck? This cat loves water,’” she commented. At her home, Caroline has steps leading down to a creek. Her pups are always eager to jump and play in the water, but Marlin’s curiosity led him to explore these steps one day. Then in he went, falling into the water. “We were like, ‘Oh my gosh!’” Though surprised, they didn't rush to rescue the kitten because as they saw, he didn’t need rescuing. “And we just let him swim,” she added. And swim Marlin did. Initially, he was swimming away from them, but after calling his name, Marlin easily turned back and swam to Caroline. The family takes boat trips at times, and Marlin stands just above the water, bold and unafraid along with his larger dog brothers. Caroline even drops Marlin off with her parents along with the dogs sometimes. And guess how Marlin enters the house--through the dog door, of course! Marlin may look very different, but he has definitely found a home among canines. And he’s definitely found a home in his human mother Caroline.

Verse of the Day
April 5th 2021
Luke 9:25

Verse of the Day
April 3rd 2021
Philippians 4:9

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This video features TJ Valtierra's story - from the Red Lake Ojibwe nation - along with the Native American flute recording "Tamarack Dreams" by Dan & Sandy Adler. This song and story are featured on the CD "We Speak Life" by Dan and Sandy Adler and the Heart of the City Band. The original instrumental recording, "Tamarack Dreams" is available on the CD "Wind of the Spirit" by Dan and Sandy Adler. All are available for purchase or download at www.danandsandyadler.com

This video features Theresa Eastman's story - a Lakota Native American from the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota - along with the Native American flute recording "Birdsong" by Dan & Sandy Adler. This song and story are featured on the CD "We Speak Life" by Dan and Sandy Adler and the Heart of the City Band. The original instrumental recording, "Birdsong" is available on the CD "Wind of the Spirit" by Dan and Sandy Adler. All are available for purchase or download at www.danandsandyadler.com. This song is written by Grammy winning Native American artist, Bill Miller and is also recorded on his CD "Hear our Prayer".

This video features Karen Austin Bravecrow's story - originally from the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota - along with the Native American flute recording "Native Mourn" by Dan & Sandy Adler. This song and story are featured on the CD "We Speak Life" by Dan and Sandy Adler and the Heart of the City Band. The original instrumental recording, "Native Mourn" is available on the CD "Wind of the Spirit" by Dan and Sandy Adler. All are available for purchase or download at www.danandsandyadler.com

This video features Charlie Bench's story - from the Cherokee nation - along with the Native American flute recording "Sweet Mercy" by Dan & Sandy Adler. This song and story are featured on the CD "We Speak Life" by Dan and Sandy Adler and the Heart of the City Band. The original instrumental recording, "Sweet Mercy" is available on the CD "Wind of the Spirit" by Dan and Sandy Adler. All are available for purchase or download at www.danandsandyadler.com

This video features LaShane Oiyotte's story - from the St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin - along with the Native American flute recording "Hallelujah" by Dan & Sandy Adler. This song and story are featured on the CD "We Speak Life" by Dan & Sandy Adler and the Heart of the City Band. The original instrumental recording, "Hallelujah", is available on the CD "Wind of the Spirit" by Dan and Sandy Adler. All are available for purchase or download at www.danandsandyadler.com