Believers Companion Blog

Christian singer-songwriter John Long has released his inspiring new single “Green Enough Here,” now available on all major streaming platforms. The folk-infused track, which dropped on April 24, 2026, via Zealous Company, LLC, delivers a timely and refreshing message of contentment, gratitude, and presence. With warm acoustic tones, honest storytelling, and gentle melodies, “Green Enough Here” encourages listeners to stop chasing the “next season” and embrace the beauty and gifts found in their current moment. “’Cause the grass is always green enough here…” John Long’s latest release reminds us that every moment is a gift from God and that true peace comes from finding satisfaction in where He has us right now — not in constant striving for more. “This song is about loving where you’re at,” said John Long. “Sometimes we spend so much time looking ahead or comparing our lives that we miss the beauty right in front of us. I pray this song helps people slow down, breathe, an...

Acclaimed singer-songwriter and worship leader John Van Deusen has released his heartfelt new single “In All, Sustain All,” now available on all major streaming platforms via Anotherland Records. The track, released on May 1, 2026, is a beautiful declaration of surrender and gratitude to God. With vulnerable lyrics, rich harmonies from The Salvation Choir, and Van Deusen’s signature blend of indie-folk warmth and worshipful depth, “In All, Sustain All” reflects on God’s sustaining grace through every season of life. The song captures the essence of bringing nothing but one’s heart in response to God’s overwhelming faithfulness. “I have no words, I have no gift to bring / I only have my heart / I owe You all, You gave me everything / So I will bring my heart / You are in all, You sustain all…” “In All, Sustain All” is featured on the forthcoming project As Long As I Am In The Tent of This Body I Will Make A Joyful Noise Pt. 2, continuing Van Deusen’s commitment to creating thoughtful, ...

  Exodus chapter 13 comes immediately after Israel’s dramatic deliverance from Egypt. The chains are broken, the blood has been applied, and the people are finally free. Yet God does not rush them forward without instruction. This chapter teaches us that redemption is not only about being rescued from bondage, but about learning how to walk with God after freedom begins. God commands Israel to consecrate every firstborn to Him and to observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread annually. These instructions are deeply intentional. God knows that people forget easily—especially once the crisis has passed. What He has done must be remembered, taught, and explained to future generations. God tells them, “This is done because of what the Lord did for me when I came out of Egypt.” Redemption was meant to become part of their personal testimony, not just a historical event. This principle runs throughout Scripture. In Deuteronomy chapter 6 verses 6 and 7, God commands parents to diligently teach...

The Uncommon Champions Choir has released their latest single, "Come to the Water," a track that arrives with the gathered strength of many voices united in a single summons, a declaration that the invitation to divine encounter is not reserved for solitary mystics but extended to the whole community of faith. The title draws from one of the most enduring and multifaceted images in Scripture, an image that has sustained the thirsty, comforted the weary, and challenged the complacent across millennia of Christian devotion. In an era of individualism and isolation, this choir offers something countercultural: the testimony that the most profound spiritual experiences often happen in community, that the call to come is issued to the many, and that the response is most powerful when sung together. The phrase "come to the water" carries biblical resonance that unfolds across the entire canon of Scripture, revealing layers of meaning that reward sustained attention. In I...