Craig Morgan's "The Father, My Son And The Holy Ghost": A Heartfelt Tribute

Craig Morgan's new video for his latest single, "The Father, My Son and the Holy Ghost," is simple, but carries a very powerful message about keeping faith in the face of pain and loss. This poignant song was written in memory of his son, Jerry, who tragically passed away in a tubing accident in July 2016 at just 19 years old. It marks the first new music Morgan has released since his son’s untimely death, making this project not only a professional endeavor but also a deeply personal one.

Filmed at the Gallery at Morgan Farms, a family-run shop in Dickson, Tennessee, the video highlights Morgan's emotional performance against a backdrop that feels intimate and authentic. Director Ryan Mclemore skillfully focuses the camera on Morgan, using natural light and the shop's angles to amplify the raw emotion of the lyrics. Morgan's simple attire—a white T-shirt and jeans—adds to the authenticity of the moment, while the stained glass window of St. Michael serves as a touching tribute to Jerry.

In discussing the video, Morgan expressed his hope that it would uplift those who have experienced loss. He remarked, “Its simplicity embraces the truth of the lyrics of the song. I hope this video lifts people up. For anyone who has experienced loss, I want this song to give them the desire to pursue their faith and to have hope.” The heartfelt message resonates not only with fans but also highlights the universal theme of faith during difficult times.