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A Release Day Reflection for "Lord Have Mercy"—a song of global and generational confession for all people.

New single "Waited For" is out wherever you stream music (including Lyric Video), plus backstory from Grace on the song.

A Release Day Reflection for "On the Move" and "Where the Yellow Leads."

Next installment in our Next Gen series: "Patiently"! Written and recorded by a 17-year-old, 16-year-old, and 10-year-old. Check it out now!

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.

Who knew a year in review of daily affirmations could yield such incredible personal insight. Maybe you want to try this out for yourself!

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.

Valleys are places of vision. Just last week, I walked myself through a visioning exercise developed for Creative Compass, and I was blown away how immensely helpful it was for me in seeing reality around me more clearly. I imagine I'm not the only one who's been here, so I'd like to help offer a lifeline if you're feeling stuck. Valleys are real, but they don't have to be forever—and they don't have to be lonely.

What Arthur Guinness taught me about legacy.

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.

Three practices for growing courage that have drastically shaped my life and, hopefully, yours.

What if the qualities we most despise in others are actually their greatest strengths in need of redirection?

From our time visiting Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland. What planet is this?! Unbelievable geology going on, the stuff of legend. Inspired by some good old fashioned Irish story-telling, I wrote a poem reflecting on the distance that divides us all at times, too.

A poetic essay about a bumblebee, me, and maybe even you.

We tend to think “visionary” means one thing: bold, loud, future-casting, maybe even a little risky. But through the lens of the Creative Compass, we see that every archetype can be visionary—just in their own way. Let’s explore how.

Pace is a strength. If you’re wired for it, you move with intention and thoughtfulness. You don’t rush decisions or throw out half-baked ideas. You’re the steady heartbeat in the chaos. The thoughtful voice in a room full of noise. But sometimes, pace doesn’t just slow things down—it stops things altogether. Here's how to manage your pace before it becomes paralysis.

Urgency is powerful. If you’re wired for it, you thrive on momentum. You’re the one people call when things need to move. You don’t just act—you act now. But sometimes, urgency doesn’t just show up—it takes over. Here's how to manage your urgency before it goes into overdrive.