This week’s "Summer Soundtrack" message explores the classic 1865 hymn "Jesus Paid It All," highlighting how its lyrics, written by Elvina Hall on a scrap of paper during a sermon, perfectly matched a melody composed by John Grape to create a powerful anthem of grace. The core message emphasizes that while sin leaves a "crimson stain"—a deep spiritual mess like a bloodstain on a new white shirt that we cannot scrub out through our own efforts—Jesus paid the full debt on the cross to wash us "white as snow". Drawing from scriptures like Isaiah 1:18 and Ephesians 2:8-9, the teaching challenges students to admit their own weakness, stop trying to "leave a tip" to earn God’s favor, and instead accept salvation as a free gift that transforms a "heart of stone" into a "heart of flesh". Ultimately, the message calls for a response of total devotion, urging students to guard their "playlists" regarding what they consume and to use their roughly 10,000 daily words to repeat the truth of what Jesus has done rather than falling into gossip or negativity. (Preached by Steve Coots on 5-27-26 to Crossroads Youth)