I covered this song the year my brother was diagnosed with kidney disease at the age of 31. My entire life made a shift. This song not only touched my heart, but it (and many others) helped me to trust God in every season. I've learned that life comes at us unexpectedly, but God is steadfast.

I have been through alot of past trauma, abuse, addictions, ect. I hid behind my fears for many years. Now over a year sober, rededicating my life back to the Lord, I am no longer a slave to my past! This is my now, speaks to me, as Now I am rising above my fears and living the life God called me!

Me singing a clip of a gospel song.

"The More I Seek You" performed with our worship team at Family Life Fellowship!

I Chose this song, because it was my first solo as a kid to sing to my grandmother who is no longer on this earth! Also it connects as a full circle moment because I got to sing it at an event and program “Songbook Academy”! It’s just another way to connect to God and the Lord and spread His word.

We chose this song it tells such a powerful story in God’s love for His children. That He will come to us in our lowest point of when we can’t even love ourselves and pick us up, wrap us in His loving arms and show us His unconditional love.

To my aunt's and grandma's that have past away has always told me no matter what "you can do all things through Christ who gives you strength."

This song means so much to me because it reminds me where my focus needs to be. Where I go when times are hard, when anxiety and depression take over, when I’m feeling lost, I turn to Jesus because He loves me and He’s with me at all times.

The reason I picked this song is because it has always been one of my favorite songs and the song talks about God asking if you chose Him or the thing that is taking His place and we have to be willing to lay down your worldly man in order for you to be in God's will.

I chose this song as it is beautiful, really spoke to me, and I hope will speak to others! It’s a difficult battle between doubt and trusting God and one that I feel a lot of people can relate to (including myself).