Christian singer-songwriter Ben Fuller gives us an intimate, acoustic performance of his new song, “Turn,” which is a stirring testimony in song. The track is featured on his new album, “Walk Through Fire,” which is available now. Watch the short clip to see and hear Ben’s powerful and moving acoustic performance of “Turn.”

As the Bible says, all have sinned and fallen well short of the glory of God. For human beings, imperfection is an impossibility. Everyone stumbles, falls, has flaws, and has made their fair share of mistakes. We’ve all done things we’re not proud of and would be embarrassed and ashamed to admit to doing.

Even though all are sinners and that sin may be great, God’s love, grace and forgiveness are greater. He can change and transform even those who would be considered the worst of the worst – someone thought by the world to be a complete and total lost cause.

“Turn” is more than just a song — it’s a piece of Ben’s redemption story. In his latest tune, Ben sings about reaching the bottom, looking for hope and comfort at the bar and the bottom of a bottle. It was at this point, at his worst, with nowhere else to go, that he turned to Jesus Christ and found the hope, love, forgiveness and future that he had been searching for.

“I wanted to turn to the bottle
I even drove past the bar
It turns out I’m not as strong as I thought
But that’s when I learned that you.”

With heartfelt lyrics and stripped-back guitar, this acoustic performance invites listeners to reflect on their moments of great change, where they turned and found the grace that so often follows. It’s a tune sure to provoke an emotional response, likely causing tears to well up in many eyes.

Isaiah 44:22 “I have put your evil doings out of my mind like a thick cloud, and your sins like a mist: come back to me; for I have taken up your cause.”