Nathan Clark George

Nathan Clark George is a contemporary Christian musician whose songs like "Creator God, Our Sovereign Lord" and "I Lift Up Mine Eyes (From Psalm 121)" have circulated in church circles for years. He released his first album, "The Sound of Heaven," in 1998, which included that first song. A few more albums followed in the early 2000s, including "A New Day Has Begun" and "The Promise."

His music tends toward straightforward worship anthems with titles that reflect traditional Christian themes, "Glory Be To God The Father," "I Will Rejoice," "I Know That My Redeemer Lives." The sound is built around his voice and acoustic arrangements, aimed at congregational singing rather than radio play.

In 2003, George had surgery for a vocal cord polyp, which interrupted his performing schedule for a time. He's also drawn some public criticism over statements about his personal beliefs, though the specifics of those controversies aren't detailed in most catalog materials. He kept recording through the 2000s, with albums like "Always Believe," "Hope," and "Love" appearing every few years.