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February 5, 2026·1 hr·5 clips

Sidewalk Prophets' 'Father, Let It Be' is sung from Jesus' perspective—recalling the sting of thorns and the weight of the cross, then declaring 'if I had to, I'd do it again.'

The episode opens with artist Erskine introducing The Rockin' Ron Show before host Rockin' Ron takes over to introduce the Hot Tracks hour of newer Christian music. The first set includes We Are Messengers' 'Faith, Hope, and Love,' Whitley Casey's 'Alive and Faithful,' and Sean Rodriguez's 'Just Like God.' Before the We Are Messengers song plays, a member of the group delivers a spoken statement that all personal accomplishments pale against faith, hope, and love as the only things that matter and endure. The next set features We The Kingdom's new song 'Rescue Me,' Zach Williams and Ben Fuller together on 'Wait for Me,' and Cliff Preston performing on the Winter Jam Tour with 'Better Road.' Cliff Preston's song uses the imagery of being 'face down in the desert' with weak faith and drying hope. Andrew Ripp's 'I'll Do It Again' and CJ Prather's 'God Uses All Things' follow, along with Sidewalk Prophets' 'Father, Let It Be,' which takes Jesus' first-person perspective on the Last Supper, betrayal, crucifixion, and resurrection, declaring 'if I had to, I'd do it again.' The daily bread devotional, written and read by Amy Boucher-Pye, opens with a personal story of being mocked at summer camp as a teenager, running back to her tent in hurt, and receiving a letter from the group leader quoting Philippians 1:6. The devotional draws on Paul's letter to the Philippians to argue that God carries on the good work he begins in each person and desires his love to abound in them. The closing set features Cain's 'I Made It,' Joel's new song 'Solid Ground,' and Cochran and Company's 'What Grace Can Do.' The episode closes with CeCe Winans introducing 'Worthy of It All,' quoting Psalm 63, and then Chevis Phillips with 'Stories' and Hope Lane with 'Gratitude.'

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