Bluegrass Family Performs ‘Jesus, King Of Heaven’ - Christian Music Videos

An unbelievably talented family of bluegrass musicians, The Petersens, performed a sweet and lovely tune about the life, love and mercy of Jesus Christ.

The world is an often bleak and dreary place without any hope. But Jesus Christ, born to a virgin in a humble stable, was sent to Earth to deliver hope for all. His birth and later, His death and resurrection made everlasting life with Him possible for all of humanity. The blood He shed on the cross covers all sin and restores sinners to a right relationship with the Father.

In a clip posted on YouTube, The Petersens perform “Jesus, King of Heaven.” It’s a beautifully written piece of music about the Savior – his birth, miracles, death and the hope offered in the name of Jesus Christ.

In the video, six musicians lend their God-given talent to the performance, making a thoroughly enjoyable and pleasurable listening experience. Even those not into bluegrass or country music will still appreciate the lyrics about the risen Savior. 

“Jesus, Jesus, King of Heaven
What have I to do with Thee?
Loving friend and precious Savior
You mean everything to me”

The Petersens consistently provide stunning performances, singing about the Lord Jesus Christ and how He gave all and changed everything. But they did change things up a bit for their performance of “Jesus, King of Heaven.”

Normally, one of the musically gifted young women will lend her voice, singing the lyrics to whatever song they happen to be singing. However, this time, their mother, Karen Petersen, showed off her vocal talents, singing lead on the tune.

This performance from The Petersens is one that you’ll likely find yourself coming back to repeatedly. The lyrics are a terrific reminder of how much Christ gave for a bunch of lost and broken sinners who had turned their backs on him.

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”