A Detroit-bred voice whose songs like 'Rejoice' became contemporary worship staples.
For his sound, try 'Rejoice' first. 'Lord I Give You My Heart/how Great Is Your God' gives you the worship side plain.
His father's gospel singing in 1960s Detroit shaped him early. Songs like 'Rejoice' with Kary Jobe and 'Lord I Give You My Heart/how Great Is Your God' landed in church rotations. He kept writing straightforward worship material that stuck around.
He started performing with a group in the mid-90s, and by 1998 they had a chart-topping Christian album called 'Ever Be'. Later tracks like 'Could It Be' showed up in his work after the group's initial run.
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