“Wide Open Water” is defined as a body of water in which you cannot see any land. This song speaks of being willing to step out into the unknown with the Lord. When we give our all to Him, it’s then that He is able to accomplish all He has planned to do in a through us. We just have to step out!

I chose this song because it reflects the reality of our Lord's return. It puts into perspective the reason why we, the church, do what we do, why we endure what we endure, and why we need to continuously, even more so today, vigilantly share the Gospel. Because, yes, Jesus is coming back.

This song is'nt just a song but heartfelt worship born from a place of deep surrender and a longing to be near Jesus. Inspired by His promise to never leave or forsake us, it serves as a reminder that when He enters everything changes our chains fall and we are free and at home in His love and grace.

One of my favorite songs to lead with my church and such a beautiful reminder of God’s worthiness of our worship!

To honor my Lord and Savior, Jesus, and what He went through in the crucifixion and rising from the tomb, I wrote this song. His shed blood wipes away our sins through our believe and acceptance of Him as God’s Son and our personal Savior. Hallelujah! Our praise team sang on Easter, King Of Kings.

I chose this song because it is a reminder of how deeply loved we are! Even when we were running, even when we were hiding away in our fears and insecurities, no matter how humiliating our past may be, we are always perfectly loved by our loving and gracious Savior!

I chose this song because I love the bluesy take on this classic! As their rendition is a duet, I also harmonize with myself throughout the song. I recreated their music myself in GarageBand. I grew up singing the old version of this song in church and as it says - I’ve got the Holy Ghost!