Grace Notes - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

for KING & COUNTRY / Koryn Hawthorne
for KING & COUNTRY performs "God Only Knows." Koryn Hawthorne performs "How Great."

Matt Hammitt / Hope Darst
Matt Hammitt performs "Lead Me." Hope Durst performs "Peace Be Still."

Anthony Brown & group therAPy / Savannah Stevenson
Savannah Stevenson performs "Feed the Birds." Anthony Brown & group therAPy perform "Trust in You."

The Piano Guys / Jillian Edwards
Jillian Edwards performs "Meadow." The Piano Guys perform "Bring Him Home."

Lilly Goodman / David Archuleta
David Archuleta performs "My Little Prayer." Lilly Goodman performs "Greater Than."

Jon Foreman / Daniel D. & Eric Stanley
Daniel D. & Eric Stanley perform "I Surrender All." Jon Foreman performs "Your Love is Strong."

Nathan Pacheco / Bri Ray
Bri Ray performs "His Eye is on the Sparrow." Nathan Pacheco performs "Through All My Days."

Jim Brickman / Calee Reed
Jim Brickman performs "If You Believe." Calee Reed performs "Lead, Kindly Light."

Danny Gokey / Aaliyah Rose
Danny Gokey performs "Love God Love People." Aaliyah Rose performs "I Know That My Redeemer Lives."

Lauren Daigle / Austin French
Austin French performs "Nothing but the Blood of Jesus." Lauren Daigle performs "You Say."

The Grace Notes Easter Special
A celebration of Easter featuring performances by for KING & COUNTRY, Lilly Goodman, Jim Brickman,
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