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Newest single(s), "Hello, Hello" now available wherever you stream music! Read the backstory, lyrics, credits, and more here.

New project for 2026, shining a light on the songs God is birthday through the next generation! Come see how you can get involved, and sneak a quick peek at the recording.

Christmas morning brought more than just holiday cheer this year, introducing a brand new song called "Hide & Seek." What makes this song truly remarkable is that it was written by our 10-year-old Wes when he was just 8 years old. This blog post shares the story behind the song, the creative process, and how it came to life with the help of talented collaborators, Smith&Kirwan.

Check out the story behind our angsty advent single, "Son of Mary"! Plus get access to lyrics, chords, and more.

Brand new single "Arise" now out! Read more for story, lyrics, chords, and more.

Brand new song and the story behind it. We don't often admit this, but doing good can be exhausting. Carry anything long enough and you're bound to feel it in your bones—not because it's wrong, but because it matters, and meaningful things have weight.

Our church has been walking through a prayer guide for the season of Lent. Our noontime prayer includes one written by a pastor in St....

"Not Here Yet" is NOW OUT! Go stream it and read more about the songs here, including lyrics, chords, and more!

Newest single out today wherever you stream music: Apple, Youtube, Spotify, etc! Keep reading for background behind the song, lyrics,...

Our newest single Lay Us Down is now available wherever you stream music! Story, free chord charts, credits, lyric video, and more here!

We are SO very excited to tell you that Rivers to Eden is FULLY FUNDED!!! This is only because of...

Story time! What I know from being a mom of three is those last few months of pregnancy leading up to their delivery are full of feelings...

Have you ever felt like your life was hanging by the thread? I know I have. In these times, what can we do? Hold on...

What if God “is strong enough to exult in monotony” and the fascinating world we see around us is intentionally infused with His creativity?