Showing posts with label Mark Schultz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark Schultz. Show all posts

Thursday, November 21, 2013

Patriotic Songs - Letters From War - Mark Schultz

Mark Schultz sings this incredible song to honor American Soldiers serving their country around the world. It was nominated as music video of the year in the 2004 Dove Awards and won the Barbara Rosser Award for the best film produced by the Department of Defense in 2004- 2006. It also served as the rallying point for the US Army's "Be Safe" campaign.


Saturday, October 26, 2013

The Story Behind the Song - Mark Schultz - I Gave Up

Mark shares the story about how the lyrics for his new song "I Gave Up" came to him, and how the song relates back to his life and the way he wants to live. Check out whole album "All Things Possible".

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Christian Music - Mark Schultz - Letters From War

Mark Schultz stated that the song was written in honor of his Great-Grandmother's sons. All 3 of the boys went to fight in World War II. Her 2 older boys came home a short time later but her youngest son was there until the end of the war.

The song itself tells of a young man going off to fight in a war. His mother writes daily, and he writes back. One day in December, she gets a letter from a fellow soldier that her son was captured by the enemy while saving him. The mother keeps writing anyway, and two years later, a black car pulls into her driveway, and she faints. Her son steps out, now a Captain. He runs to her, and tells her he's followed her orders of coming home. He has all of her letters in his hand while he's hugging her, and the video ends with the other soldiers being reunited with their families.



Monday, November 12, 2012

Pastor Tim - Honoring our Soldiers and Veterans

Mark Schultz sings this incredible song to honor American Soldiers serving their country around the world. It was nominated as music video of the year in the 2004 Dove Awards and won the Barbara Rosser Award for the best film produced by the Department of Defense in 2004- 2006. It also served as the rallying point for the US Army's "Be Safe" campaign.