I chose this song because it reminds me of my best friend (who was brutally murdered). A few days before his murder, he told me he was going back to church and devote his life to the Lord but he never made it. Tomorrow is not promised. Choose the Lord now.

This song was created to represent the battles between our spirit and the flesh. With all that’s happening in the world it has already been written. Who will you choose the world or our savior? Yahweh return is near its time to choose.

This song reminds us to not forget the ultimate sacrifice that Jesus paid for our sins. We owe all the glory and honor to Him for all He has done in our lives, and we’re grateful for the change He made in our hearts.

This is my original We Came To Praise You, it holds a very special place in my heart! I wrote this song after going through one of the scariest medical scares of my life. I couldn't eat and lost 90lbs in the span of almost 2 months, God brought me out of this and blessed me with this song.

I chose this song because it’s one of my favorites and it’s such a powerful reminder that we were never meant to get through life without God. In a world that pushes pride and self-dependence, this song points back to the truth that every step we take is only by His grace, mercy, and strength.

“The Letter’ is one of the first songs I wrote at the start of my songwriting journey, straight from my heart. It’s a message of hope for those who feel lost, alone, or stuck in sin. No matter how far you’ve gone, God knows you—every sinner, every seeker—He calls you by name.

“I chose this song because your hallelujah doesn’t come easy—it’s hard fought. Through depression, anxiety, fear, and addiction, Jesus never leaves us. He walks with us through every valley. That’s why my praise is real—it’s been through the fire. He is worthy.”

This song is so incredibly powerful and beautiful because of the words. And this is something we should all long for as believers....the return of Jesus. I hope it blesses someone like it blessed me while singing it at a small town church.