Christian artist Amanda Janson has released the official music video for "Where the Warfare Ends," now available on YouTube. The video delivers a deeply intentional and prayerful visual portrayal of surrender to the Holy Spirit and the freedom found in Jesus Christ.
Every movement within the video was crafted with purpose, painting a vivid picture of what it looks like to lay down spiritual striving and live from a place of trust and rest in God's presence. Rather than dramatizing conflict, the video emphasizes release-showing that true victory comes not through effort, but through surrender.
At the center of the visual narrative is dancer Ava Moon, whose expressive movement embodies worship as a lifestyle rather than a performance. Through dance, the video underscores the truth that worship extends far beyond a song or a microphone, becoming a lived response expressed through the body, obedience, and devotion.
The message behind "Where the Warfare Ends" is both pastoral and personal. The video reminds viewers that bondage does not have the final word, that lasting freedom is found in Christ alone, and that every life carries immeasurable value-so much so that Jesus gave His own life in love and redemption.
The project was directed by Brie Moon, with videography by Noah Moon in collaboration with Free The Misfits Creative. Choreography was led by Kaitlin Champlin, and filming took place at Studio PDI.
"Where the Warfare Ends" was written by Katie Rios, Nick Lewkowski, and We Are The Halls, and released through Pure Mosaic Records.
Now streaming and available to watch worldwide, the "Where the Warfare Ends" music video invites viewers into a sacred reminder of freedom, identity, and the assurance that they are deeply loved, fully known, and held by God.
