Tried & True Worship

Inspired by John 5:1-15, this worship song centers on one of the most personal questions Jesus ever asked, spoken to a man who had waited 38 years for healing at the pool of Bethesda. Jesus did not just heal him. He asked him first. This song reflects on that question for all of us. If we truly want to be made well, what does that mean for how we live, how we trust, and how we allow God to change us from the inside out?

From Luke 15:11–32, He's Already Running is the story of the prodigal son — but told from the perspective of the Father who never stopped watching, never stopped waiting, and ran to meet his child while he was still a great way off. This song is a reminder that no matter how far you've gone, the Father is already running toward you.

Drawn from John 6:11, More Than Enough tells the story of the feeding of the five thousand — a boy's small lunch multiplied into abundance for a hungry crowd. What feels too small in your hands becomes more than enough the moment it's placed in His.

Drawn from Psalm 103:19, Psalm 47:2, and Revelation 19:16, King of All is a declaration of God's complete sovereignty over all of creation. Every throne, every nation, every moment in time falls under His authority. This song is an invitation to worship the One who reigns above all others, now and forever.

Drawn from Mark 5:25–34 and Luke 8:43–48, Just One Touch tells the story of a woman who had suffered for twelve years and pressed through every obstacle just to reach the hem of Jesus' garment. One touch changed everything. This song is for everyone who has ever pushed through pain, doubt, and impossibility — believing that Jesus is still enough.

Inspired by Matthew 14:22–33, Come is the story of Peter stepping out of the boat onto the water at the invitation of Jesus. It is a song about the courage it takes to leave what feels safe, to step into the impossible, and to keep your eyes on the One who calls you. When the waves rise, His voice is still there — Come.

Taken from the story of the woman at the well in John 4:4-30, Woman Rise tells the story of a woman whose life was completely transformed the moment she encountered Jesus, the living water. She came to the well carrying shame and left carrying a testimony. This song is for every woman who has met Jesus in her own broken place and found herself forever changed.

Before Jesus called Lazarus out of the tomb, He stood with those who mourned and wept with them. A song about trusting Him while the stone is still in place and the answer has not yet come.

The crowd shouted for a king, but Jesus knew where the road would lead. A song about the love that carried Him into Jerusalem, knowing the cost and choosing to come anyway.

Mary Magdalene stood outside the empty tomb, unable to recognize the risen Jesus until He spoke her name. A song about grief giving way to recognition and the deeply personal love of the Savior.

When the doorway was blocked, four friends found another way to bring a paralyzed man to Jesus. "Lower Me Down" reflects on the faith that carries us when we cannot carry ourselves, and the love that refuses to leave someone outside the reach of hope.

The wounded traveler's help came from someone he had been taught to keep away. "The Other Side" imagines his encounter with the Good Samaritan, inviting us to reconsider our assumptions and recognize a neighbor by the mercy they show.

The lost sheep could not find its own way home, but the shepherd came looking. "You Came For Me" imagines that rescue from the sheep's perspective, reflecting on Christ's pursuing love and the relief of being found, lifted, and carried home.

Zacchaeus climbed a tree to watch Jesus from a distance. Then Jesus stopped, called his name, and invited Himself into his life. "You Stopped For Me" reflects on being seen beyond our reputation and the change that follows when we welcome Christ into the places we have kept guarded.

A song of enduring love that cannot be extinguished or bought. A prayerful invitation to rest in Christ's love and respond with a heart devoted to Him.

Winter has passed, and the beloved is called to rise and come away. A worship reflection on responding to Christ's invitation with renewed hope and a willing heart.

A quiet celebration of belonging, drawing on the words "My beloved is mine, and I am his." A song about the assurance and devotion we find in our relationship with Christ.

A song of longing and searching, reflecting the heart's desire for the One it loves. An invitation to seek Christ amid distraction and cherish His presence.

A worship song about Christ's love for His Church and the joy of the coming wedding feast. A call to live in faithful expectation as His people prepare to meet Him.

A gentle invitation to leave the noise behind and draw near to Christ. A song about letting competing voices grow still and answering the call of the One who loves us.