I believe as a worshiper it's my responsibility to articulate the heart of God through our songs. In this moment while singing a original song titled fire the Holy Spirit shifted into another song describing hunger for God. My ministry is to create atmosphere that reflects the kingdom of God

I chose this song because it’s a timeless reminder that God saved us by Grace through Faith. This time I’m joined by one of my best friends, Squishy Squirrel. She fell 35 ft from a tree 2 months ago when a branch broke. My family and I held hands and prayed over her and she was miraculously healed.

I love this song because, to me, it says there’s still hope even in the darkest moments. The verse about Jesus being in a dark, cold tomb but changing everything with one miraculous breath reminds me that no situation is too broken or too hopeless for Him to restore.

I love how bold “That’s My King” is. We should all strive to declare His glory and never hide it. This song reminds me how beautiful and glorious God truly is, and I hope it makes you want to cry out with all creation in worship to our King, just as it does me.

Through this timeless song, I’m using the gift God gave me to lift my voice, worship Him, and shout to the Lord.

"Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit" Galatians 5:25 NIV

"If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit" Galatians 5:25 NKJV

Meaning, that since the Holy Spirit has given you new life, you should let the Spirit lead every part of your daily life.

I chose “What a Beautiful Name” because it marked a special moment in my faith journey. This song became deeply personal to me, reminding me that no matter the season, the name of Jesus brings peace, hope, and purpose. Every time I sing it, I’m reminded of how God has guided my life and faith.

Everything good comes from the Lord. It's important to talk and sing about these blessings, but there is a cost to following Christ. "The Jesus Way" by Phil Wickham describes how following the Lord may mean taking the harder road, but as the lyric goes, "He wore my sin, I'll gladly wear His name."