Eleven official videos across metal, rock, stripped-down confession, and worship. No filler. No softening. Every frame aimed straight at the point.
The Watchtower holds the visual side of Shieldbearer: battle anthems, prophetic declarations, stripped-back testimony, and songs for the long night. Worth It All already stands on the homepage. This page gathers the rest.
This is what we do. Battle anthems, prophetic warfare, and declarations of faith.
Big-hearted songs where faith meets the world head-on.
A prayer over the land of India. Written for healing, for protection, for freedom. It came out of grief for innocent lives lost to violence and out of a belief that beauty cannot be erased by terror. From Operation Sindoor to the Ahmedabad plane crash, we stand in both sorrow and strength. Pahalgam is not just a place. It is a symbol.
Not every battle is fought loud. Sometimes the truest songs come stripped down.
Our son Leo was diagnosed with autism before school. For years we weren't sure if he would ever speak clearly. But God was faithful. Through prayer and patience and the love of people who refused to give up on him, something beautiful happened. Leo found his voice. Today he raises his hand in class and shines in ways we prayed for. This one is for him, and for every kid still finding theirs.
This song is called Gut Punch. It is raw and unpolished on purpose. It is a prayer for America written in a season when the news kept coming and nothing made sense. A woman bleeds on a train. A young man is shot on a livestream. The American dream feels like it cracked somewhere. And the only place left to run is into the arms of Jesus.
A little kid walks up holding a broken toy, rotor blades bent, eyes full of hope. "Dada, can you fix it?" That moment is the whole song. From fixing helicopters on the floor to cheering at soccer fields, this is a story about fatherhood and time and the love that never stops showing up. Every parent will feel this one somewhere.
Quiet. Still. For the long night and the endless light.
A modern hymn built on the bones of an ancient prayer. Be Thou My Vision has been sung for centuries because the longing behind it never gets old. This version carries that same cry into today, with ambient textures and lyrics written for anyone trying to keep their eyes fixed in a world that pulls in every direction. A prayer for clarity. A surrender to the One who leads.
"I'll rise beyond the veil of time, where joy will never cease." This is the softer version of Ten Thousand Years, from the album A Wretch Like Me: Ten Reflections on Amazing Grace. It asks you to slow down and sit in the promise for a minute. The same grace that saved you then is the grace that carries you now and keeps going long after the last song ends.