”A very real sadness in our world is apathy, which leads to our inability to see and feel for those, closest to us, who are hurting and in need.” (Connor Wheaton)
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Thoughts and prayers echoes the ache surrounding the issue of mass shooting and gun violence in America.
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“Peace, My Mind is a song of rest for those walking through the obstacles of mental health.” (Isaac Gill)
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”Three things come to mind when I think of inspiration for this song: personal unrest, reckoning with identity, and hopes for the future.” (Justin Gray)
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”You better run, black boy run.” (Justin Gray)
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”On the day that Ahmaud Arberry was murdered, my heart broke once again at the injustice in our world.” (Mark Alan Schoolmeesters)
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”It almost sounds too simple to say aloud — ‘God is not abusive.’ Because no one ever should be.” (Brittney Spencer)
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“As this co-write began, I mentioned how I’d never written a song out of a part of scripture that has been a life verse for me: Isaiah 58.” (Aaron Strumpel)
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“Blue Collar Praise is a return of sorts to the simpler ways of following Jesus in ordinary work-a-day life.” (Andy Squyres)
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”Names are a significant part of our identity. They represent our heritage, our tribe and give us that deep sense of knowing who we are and where we come from.” (Matthew Macaulay)
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”An interesting fact: How Much Longer was conceived and written on a former plantation near a cemetery where slaves and Confederate soldiers were buried side by side." (Art Hooker)
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"I wrote this song after my fifth trip to Northern Iraqi Kurdistan." (David Brymer)
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"Rose Petals, simply put, is a song that pleads with our society to grieve the loss of human life. We can only do that when we remove ourselves from tribalism and observe loss without a filter." (Dee Wilson)
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”Imagine living in the tension of black and white people trying to understand why innocent black people are being shot. Kingdom Come is a lament for the Kingdom of God to come and invade earth, through restoration and redemption.” (Sanchez Fair)
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“Justin brought the simple and brilliant line “the cross made the change”. I love how concise the song remains while speaking into an incredible complex topic, the transformative power of Jesus in our lives.” (Kevin Dailey)
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”I wanted to address some real issues while encompassing anticipation. When I wrote this song, I was encouraging/reminding myself that, in the midst of all the pain and suffering, there is and always will be hope.” (Emily Brimlow)
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”Those six hours of digging into the pain of sexual abuse and gathering words that truly convey that our stories aren’t over, will always be part of the lasting bond that drew us all closer to vulnerability, recovery and each other.” (Brittney Spencer)
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"This song was born out of the realization of where we actually find God, who, from the first days he revealed himself in the person of Jesus, was (and still is) found with sinners, the poor, and the outcasts of society." (David Brymer)
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"I wanted to write a song where I set up a scenario with Jesus introducing himself to people who didn't want to have anything to do with him." (Jenny Wahlström)
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