Brandon Lake Rocking ‘Count Em’ Live Performance - Christian Music Videos

Brandon Lake, a Grammy Award-winning Christian music artist, put on an upbeat, catchy and energetic live performance of “Count Em.”

Most people, when they think about Christian music, probably imagine hymns. “Great is Thy Faithfulness", "Victory in Jesus” and the always-popular “Amazing Grace” likely immediately come to mind. And those hymns and others are beloved and still performed in churches and for good reason. 

But not all music that shares and spreads the words of Jesus Christ are hymns. Instead, some might sound like a tune right from a rock-centered radio station. A clip of Brandon Lake’s performance while out on tour is an excellent example that some Christian music has a more modern rock sound to it.

“You got power, demons cower when they hear Your name called
You got power that still towers, make Goliath look small
You got power to devour any counterfeit roar
Even Your tongue is a sword, count up the score”

What a powerful song! It is a tune that details God’s overwhelming power – power that can take on and defeat anything and everything that the powers of Hell may throw His way. Nothing will overcome and overwhelm God. 

Not every kind of music is for every person. Some people prefer more relaxing, quieter, smoother and more soulful kinds of music. Others enjoy music with more of an edge to it – louder vocals, more pronounced guitars and drums. That’s to be expected. No two people are made the same or think the same, which also includes their preference in music. 

Likewise, different people are reached and impacted in different ways. Someone may get inspiration and hear God’s message of love and forgiveness through a beloved and classic hymn. Someone else may be reached through a song like Brandon’s “Count Em.”

1 Chronicles 29:11 “Yours, O Lord, is the strength and the power and the glory, and the authority and the honor: for everything in heaven and on earth is yours; yours is the kingdom, O Lord, and you are lifted up as head over all.”