🎵 It’s All Gonna Be Alright

A Chill Groove with a Heavenly Guarantee.

“It’s All Gonna Be Alright” is a laid-back, heart-lifting reminder that no matter what you’re walking through — you’re not walking alone.
This song leans in when life feels loud, offering a holy pause, a deep breath, and a smile that says:

“Hey… He’s got this. You’re gonna make it.”

With smooth rhythms, conversational lyrics, and a soulful vocal delivery, this track feels like a spiritual vacation — a little oasis on this side of Heaven. But don’t let the good vibes fool you — this message is rooted in deep truth:

“Just as long as I Am is wherever you are, everything is gonna be okay.”

It’s perfect for the overthinker, the overwhelmed, or anyone who just needs 5 minutes of peace and a perspective shift.

This isn’t escape — it’s assurance.
It’s not about running away — it’s about knowing Who’s in the boat.

Whether you're sitting in traffic, walking through burnout, or dancing in the kitchen — this is the soundtrack that realigns your soul with the One who never lets go.

🎵 Worthy

A Song for the Wounded. A Homecoming for the Heart.

“Worthy” is written for every soul who’s ever been told they’re not enough.
For the ones bruised by words, crushed by expectations, and convinced they’ll never be whole again.
This song doesn’t just sing — it speaks directly to the pain, then fights back with truth.

“Whoever told you makes all the difference.”
But God says you’re worthy.
So that’s the final word.

Built on themes of identity, healing, and unshakable grace, Worthy reminds us that we’re not defined by what people did to us — we’re defined by what Jesus did for us.

From raw verses to a swelling, redemptive chorus, the message is clear:

You are worthy of His love.
Not because of what you’ve done.
But because of what He already did.

And when the invitation hits —

“Come back home…”
you can feel heaven leaning in, arms wide open.

This isn’t just a song.
It’s restoration in 4:56 minutes.

🎵 The Great Commandment

A Song of Surrender. A Sound of Strength. A Love That Lasts Forever.

“The Great Commandment” is a soaring anthem of faith, built on the heartbeat of heaven:

To love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind, and soul.

With imagery drawn from Isaiah 40 — “we will run and not grow weary… we will soar with wings like eagles” — this worship moment speaks directly to every weary soul still waiting on breakthrough.
It reminds us that even when we feel weak, love will carry us.
Why?
Because the One we’re holding onto is Adonai — the Great I Am.

This song captures the awe of encountering God’s presence and the power of fully surrendering to His love.
It’s about falling in love again — that “flying for the first time” kind of faith.
It’s about holding on to every promise, every Word, every line — and refusing to let go.

This is not just a song. It’s a vow.
To run.
To wait.
And above all — to love.

🎵 What Can I Say?

A Testimony in a Song. A Conversation That Leads to Redemption.

“What Can I Say?” is raw, real, and rooted in redemption.
It starts with an honest moment between old friends… but it ends with an invitation to meet the Friend who changed everything.

This isn’t a song written from a stage. It’s written from the trenches.
From someone who’s been lost, broken, addicted, angry, guilty — and still met by the One who refused to give up on them.

“I was a horrible man… but He knew who I am.”
“I tried to run… but now He calls me His own.”

Line by line, this song builds from pain to praise, from confession to celebration, until the name of Jesus Christ takes over — and everything shifts.

It’s a message to anyone who thinks they’re too far gone.
A reminder that no matter the past, no matter the pain —

You are not beyond the reach of grace.

And He doesn’t just want to forgive you —
He wants to know you.

🎵 When I See You Again

A Song of Loss, Love, and the Promise of Forever.

“When I See You Again” is a heart-cry from the in-between — where grief still lingers, but hope refuses to let go.
It’s written for every soul who's had to say goodbye too soon. For the ones who still hear that voice, still miss that laugh, still ache in the quiet moments… and yet still believe in reunion.

“I know that someday, I will get to see you again… but not today.”

This song isn’t afraid to sit in the pain.
It names the tears.
It wrestles with the silence.
But it also points to the sky — to the seat at the Father’s table, to the Hallelujah on the other side, to the day when smiles return and sorrow finally ends.

When I See You Again walks the line between now and not yet, and gently reminds the listener:

Heaven is real.
Jesus is faithful.
And this separation is not the end.

🎵 That’s What He Does

A Truth-Filled Groove About the Miracle-Working, Life-Changing, Always-Loving Power of Jesus.

“That’s What He Does” is a bold, joyful anthem that celebrates who Jesus is — and what He does best:
He saves. He heals. He restores. He transforms and He wants a relationship with you...

This song starts with the ache of loneliness and the need for something real — and then flips the script with hope that walks right in the door.

“I know this guy that can help you… He had you in mind.”

From opening pain to closing praise, That’s What He Does walks listeners through testimony, invitation, and declaration, all wrapped in powerful truth:

Jesus doesn’t just talk — He moves.
He doesn’t just love — He acts.
And He’s still doing miracles today.

With its conversational tone, punchy choruses, and even a salvation prayer baked into the bridge, this is the kind of song that hits hearts in real-time. It’s made for Sunday mornings, street corners, kitchen speakers, and altar calls alike.

This isn’t religion.

This is relationship.
And this is what Jesus does.

🎵 What You’ve Done

A Song of Gratitude for a Grace That Can't Be Earned — Only Received.

“What You’ve Done” is a vulnerable, worshipful confession — asking the question we all wrestle with at some point:

“What have I done to deserve this kind of love?”

The answer?

Nothing.
It’s not what we’ve done —
It’s what He did.

This song walks through the tension between guilt and grace — from shame for the past to praise for the cross. The chorus flips the spotlight off of us and shines it on Jesus, who took our place, paid our debt, and freed us forever.

“You paid for my debt instead…
Just so I could live.”

“Now death has no hold on me…
And my God, You reign.”

With a swelling climax that declares John 3:16 and explodes into worship, this track becomes a personal thank you and a corporate hallelujah — giving all glory to the Lamb who was slain, and now reigns forever.

This isn’t a song about effort — it’s a song about grace that never quits.

🎵 Why Wait?

A Cry for the Wandering. A Wake-Up Call for the Heart.

“Why Wait?” is a hauntingly beautiful call to return — to stop running, stop hiding, and stop settling for anything less than the One who’s been loving you all along.

This song speaks to the soul that’s been searching everywhere but Him. It doesn’t yell — it pleads.

“How long will it take for you to find out His heart breaks… because we break it every day?”

Built on themes of mercy, repentance, and God’s relentless love, the song walks through the wrestle:

• How long will you run?

• How long will you resist the truth?

• How far will you go before you realize He never gave up on you?

And then the refrain hits like a whisper from heaven:

“He loved you then. He still loves you now. So… why would you wait?”

It’s not just a message — it’s a mission.
A moment to stop everything, drop the excuses, and come home before it’s too late.

🎵 Son of God

A Worship Anthem Crowned in Glory, Anchored in the Cross.

“Son of God” is a powerful, Spirit-filled worship anthem that traces the story of Jesus from the cradle to the cross to the crown.
It tells the Gospel with reverence and boldness — not just as history, but as personal rescue.

“There was a child who would become King…
He’d pay the price for my salvation
Before I was ever born.”

This song pulls no punches — it names Jesus as the Lamb who was slain, the King who reigns, and the Savior who rose.
With each verse and chorus, it rises like a wave — from humble adoration to victorious declaration:

“The grave could not hold You…
The weight of the world could not hold You…
Son of God.”

The bridge hits like a war cry.
The chorus bows like a prayer.
And the ending leaves no doubt:

Jesus reigns forever.
And because of Him — so will we.

🎵 I Got You

A Father’s Whisper in the Middle of the Storm.

“I Got You” is a deeply personal cry from the broken… answered by the unshakable love of the Father.
It starts with exhaustion. With fear. With a soul on the edge.
And then it hits —

“You say, I’ve got you… and you got Me too.”

This isn’t a flashy anthem. It’s a lifeline.
A quiet, powerful exchange between a hurting child and the God who holds the whole world — and still holds them.

“When you’re tired, I’ll give you rest.
When you’re broken or depressed…
I’ll put you together again.”

Through honest lyrics, intimate melodies, and Scripture-rooted truth, I Got You reminds the listener that God sees, hears, and stays.
Always.

This is for the one who’s at their breaking point.
The one who whispered “I don’t know how much more I can take.”
This is God answering back —

“Come to Me. I’ve got you.”

The songs you see here are just the beginning.

I’ve got more music in the works — written from prayer, real moments with God, and stories that need to be sung.

I’m not in a rush to release “content.” I’m waiting on the Lord and releasing what He puts in my heart and in my hands — when He says it’s time.

If you’ve been blessed by anything you’ve heard, I’d be honored if you’d stick around.

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Every new song will come from the same place: Prayer and worship. Glory always to Him.