Me performing one of my all-time favorite Lauren Daigle's,"You Say."

I chose this video because it describes my life since being an adult.

Well not explicitly Christian genre it is a classic 60 song that is clean and heartfelt.

It attest to the endurance of trials and tribulations on life's journey and the resiliency of Hope.

Hope in Song performs "How Great Thou Art" arranged by Phillip Keveren for Amanda Key: Soprano, Gerald Dolter: Baritone, violin, cello, flute, clarinet, and piano. Amanda Key is the founder of Hope in Song, professional opera singer, and brain injury survivor. www.hopeinsong.com

I chose this song because there is no greater hope than that of our Heavenly Father. I’ve gone and am currently going through alot and without the faith and the hope of His promise; without His love, grace and overall presence, I’m not sure if be able to get through this. I pray to be only His.

This was one of the first songs I shared, when God called me to step out in faith, be vulnerable & show that it doesn't take perfection to be used by Him. All He wants is a surrendered & willing soul. When I thought I'd messed my life up too much for God to use, He said oh no, now you're ready.

I recorded this video to give thanks to God for the far he has brought me.

This song is meant to be accessible not only to people of faith but “plant seeds” of faith for anyone. The first verse comes straight from Ecclesiastes 3:15! The second verse is pointing to the resurrection. The last verses are pointing to when God will make all things new.