His straightforward worship music has become a staple in churches for over two decades.
If you want to hear his approach, 'Your Grace Is Enough' is a good place to start. It's all there in the title.
Songs like 'Whom Shall I Fear (God Of Angels Armies)' and 'At The Cross (Love Ran Red)' are sung in congregations every week. They're part of the fabric of modern worship, simple enough for a room to join in. That's a specific kind of craft, and it's why his name is on so many setlists.
He started leading worship as a teenager in Texas. His 2001 debut 'The Noise We Make' introduced 'Indescribable,' and he's kept writing for the church ever since, through albums like 'See the Morning' and 'Burning Lights.'
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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