A powerful moment of faith took center stage on national television as The Voice Season 28 finalist Max Chambers, just 14 years old, delivered a moving performance of Forrest Frank's worship anthem "Your Way's Better" during the show's finale.
Raised in the church, Chambers made the bold decision to bring a Christ-centered message to one of the world's biggest entertainment stages. His heartfelt rendition of "Your Way's Better"-a song centered on surrender, trust, and choosing God's way-resonated deeply with viewers and quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the finale.
Chambers' coach, Michael Bublé, praised the young singer not only for his vocal maturity but also for the courage behind his song choice. Bublé acknowledged the significance of sharing a message of faith on such a prominent platform, highlighting the impact it could have on audiences watching at home. The finale also featured a special duet between Bublé and Chambers, performing the holiday classic "Blue Christmas."
Following the broadcast, Forrest Frank took to social media to celebrate the performance, sharing the clip and noting that Bublé's on-air comments about the song gave him "chills." Frank's "Your Way's Better" has continued to gain traction, becoming one of the most recognizable faith-based songs of the year and recently earning a spot in Google's Top 10 Year in Search for 2025.
Chambers' performance stands as a rare and meaningful example of faith-driven music reaching a mainstream audience, reminding viewers that worship and testimony can find a place even on the largest stages. As conversations continue online, the moment has been widely celebrated by fans of Christian music and The Voice alike for its sincerity, courage, and spiritual depth.
