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."

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.

As God has been resurrecting the desire & love in singing for Him I found this song hitting home-especially as I made it my own and wrote original lyrics. now, it's not just a powerful song, it's my story. its the testimony I didnt ask for...However I THANK the Lord for I KNOW Romans 8:28

I chose this song because its a prayer in itself. I hope it touches others in the way it does me. I believe each line is rich and deeply rooted in our sometimes overlooked need for Jesus Christ. Everyday i need His deliverance. Its my favorite song. Thank you.

No matter where you are and no matter what you are going through, God has a plan for you. God has always had a plan for your life, you just need to surrender to him and listen. You can't do it alone, you need to meet him where he is. The song says it all.

“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.

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.

Here’s my in-studio (raw vocals) recording of my most recent song “In the Middle”!
Like Joseph and his journey, I see myself “in the middle” of my own journey of God’s will being completed in my life.