The longest day of the year has come and gone—summer is officially here! With it come some of my greatest blessings: our eldest granddaughter just turned four, just two days after the solstice, and next month our second granddaughter will celebrate her very first birthday. Time truly flies.
Even with the joyful chaos summer brings, I somehow found time to create four new videos—two with narration and two without. Each one reflects a different facet of God’s character. My heart’s desire is simple: to glorify God and handle His Word with reverence. I pray these videos honor Him and offer encouragement to all who watch.
“Sing a New Song” is a fresh visual expression of worship, built on the truth that even when life is hard, God is still worthy of our praise. Each moment in the video reflects a different season of the soul – sorrow, silence, joy, and memory – reminding us that worship isn’t always loud or polished. Sometimes it’s quiet. Sometimes it’s tearful. But always, it’s honest. And in every season, God receives it with grace.
Set to an upbeat soundtrack, the video pairs Scripture-inspired imagery with poetic lines that build toward one truth: God has never stopped being good. From cracked voices to new beginnings, this piece celebrates the kind of worship that rises not from perfect lives, but from redeemed hearts. The closing image – a roaring lion says it all: He is worthy.
Sing a New Song
“Do You Laugh?” is a narrated reflection set against the backdrop of a radiant sunset at Battery Point Lighthouse – the oldest continuously operating lighthouse on the California coast. The message draws from Sarah’s astonished joy in Genesis 21 and weaves it into a modern testimony of grace: that through Christ, even lives once marked by brokenness and barrenness can overflow with laughter and praise. It’s a deeply personal celebration of salvation – old not through perfection, but through the quiet miracle of a heart made new.
Do You Laugh?
“Delight Yourself in the Lord” is a quiet and contemplative video, visually styled with ink-like transitions that reflect the soul’s unfolding joy. Based on Psalm 37:4, the message gently walks through the contrast between lifeless religion and the deep, genuine pleasure of knowing and walking with God. This isn’t about rule-keeping or external performance – it’s about the inner transformation that causes the heart to rejoice in holiness and long for obedience. Through vivid imagery and thoughtful narration, the video reveals how true faith is not a burden but a treasure, and how delight and devotion go hand in hand in the life of the believer.
Delight Yourself in the Lord
“Grace Upon Grace” is a gentle and reflective video that opens with waves lapping at the shore – fitting imagery for a message that flows with the goodness of God. Designed to feel like a bulletin board of God’s faithfulness, each scene is revealed as though lovingly pinned in place, capturing the moments grace met us: in weakness, in wandering, in weariness. Whether it lifted us, rebuilt us, or simply stayed, this video is a quiet testimony that God’s grace is both personal and persistent. Layer upon layer, moment after moment – it reminds us that we live, move, and are sustained by grace that never runs dry.
Steven Stoops -- TUCOR Five One Seven Productions 
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