In this haunting and deeply moving music video for Randy E. Bishop’s "Walk Upon the Water," filmed across Michigan’s serene landscapes, the visuals capture the song’s spiritual depth. The story follows an individual who has faced profound trauma, searching for healing and peace.

Their journey takes them to different bodies of water—each representing a stage of their emotional struggle. From a peaceful creek to the vast shores of Lake Huron, the water symbolizes renewal and transformation, mirroring the internal quest for release. Water, in all its forms, reflects the human spirit's need for cleansing and letting go.

The powerful climax shows the person walking into Lake Huron, fully clothed, symbolizing the release of their old self, weighed down by pain. It’s a moment of surrender, letting go of their past to make room for redemption and renewal. The video reminds us that true healing often means releasing parts of ourselves so we can emerge stronger and renewed.

"Walk Upon the Water" is a powerful, reflective journey, offering hope and inspiration for anyone searching for peace after hardship.