Our Music Videos
Music is powerful, and while the vocals and beats are important, I'll be the first to say my vocals can use a great teacher, but the lyrics put to the beats are what's important for YOKEDink and the message/words you hear, as you watch and listen, we pray will be helpful to you in Jesus name. Nathan Jarrelle, who houses a host of music on streaming sites allowed YOKEDink to share his music on our site, be sure to check out 03 below to hear Nathan Jarrelle. All songs available on most streaming.
01 Seasons
This song is about coming face-to-face with choice and simply refusing to listen to the ways that will keep us from the God that can help us.​
"The Seasons are about to change
are you sure you wanna stay the same
are you sure?"
02
Let Go
This song is about letting go of your old life so you can embrace the new life the living God has for you. ​​
"Let go of the old you and welcome the new you!"
03 Thankful by Nathan Jarrelle
(song only) Thankful" by Nathan Jarrelle featuring Aria Suber​​
Thank you, Nathan, for asking me to do vocals on "Thankful! With multiple albums and singles, Nathan Jarrelle, has music for all ages.
"I just wanted to rap and sing, I wanted to create music that was different, that stood out from the mainstream."
Nathan Jarrelle's music can be heard on:
Amazon, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, Spotify, YouTube, and other streaming sites
King of The Kingdom
Album: Known By Him by Nathan Jarrelle​
04
Have You Ever Wondered
(live performance)
We pray this song will be a blessing to someone in the midst of their hurt. God has given us all a time to live and a time to die and “IF” we die in Jesus then He says we have fallen asleep and in His time, we'll awake again, but if we die “Outside” of Him then it’s a great sadness for that person isn’t asleep, but dead.
In the Bible, there was a grieving period and God expected everyone to keep trusting Him and move forward, that doesn’t mean that you won’t miss your loved ones, but it does mean that God never wanted us to fall into depression, kill ourselves, feel hopeless, or simply never move forward after the passing of a loved one.​