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Ding!
“Contestant number one,
tell us: what’s the proper way to pray?”
Do you gotta kneel low?
Do you gotta stand tall?
Do you gotta shout loud
so He hears you at all?
Do you gotta pray long?
Do you gotta pray right?
Do you gotta act bold
like you’ve never feared night?
BZZZT!
Incorrect — try again.
“Lord, tell me… how long is my life?”
Is it seconds or seasons,
a breath or a flame?
Is it years full of noise
or one whispered name?
We count time in numbers.
God counts it in purpose.
This song is a question straight from the Psalms not asking how much time,
but how to live it.

They drew the line around my stand,
said women’s voices don’t fit the plan…
But the grave was already empty.
And Jesus had already risen.
This wasn’t the first sermon.
It was the first sermon after death was defeated.
He didn’t ask permission.
He didn’t take a vote.
He sent who He chose.
A woman was entrusted
with the first message of the resurrection.
Is that You, Lord… or just my mind?
I’m trying to hear Your heart in the noise inside.”
This song explores a question many believers quietly wrestle with—how do we know when God is speaking?
Sometimes our thoughts get loud, and our fears talk big, and it becomes hard to tell which voice is His. But Scripture reminds us that God often speaks through peace and truth that aligns with His Word.
Hot Seat reflects that inner moment of discernment, learning to quiet the noise and recognize the voice of the Shepherd.
“If it brings me peace, then I know it’s true
so quiet my thoughts till they sound like You.”

Hands keep clapping, clap, clap, clap
But my mind won’t snap to that.
Ever feel like faith turns into motion without meaning?
Like you’re doing all the right things, but your heart is exhausted?
Robotic Faith is about that moment when faith feels programmed instead of alive and realizing God never asked for a performance.
Sometimes God doesn’t speed it up—He loads favor.
Prayer before power. Waiting before victory.
Betrayal moves fast… but God’s favor waits.
Don’t rush the level; trust His timing.

Love is everywhere right now
But before we aim our hearts at anything else.
Target loading…
Hold your shot.
“One thing I have desired of the Lord…” Psalm 27:4
Our target is Him.
The One love that never moved.
The One who restores the heart when we realign.

Everybody wants the launch.
Everybody wants the flight.
But very few will sit in the cannon long enough
for God to shape the shot.
A cannonball doesn’t aim itself.
It doesn’t choose the direction.
It doesn’t control the fire.
It simply rests in the hands
of the One who pulls the trigger.
Faith isn’t reckless flying.
Faith is trusting the hands that launch you.
So while the crowd waits for the explosion,
I’m learning the quiet discipline of the barrel.
Because when God lights the fuse,
the destination is never random.
Boom — Click — Fire.
I’m a cannonball in His hands.

Pulling the pin on fear.
Resurrection lit the fuse.
The stone rolled away.
The sky split open.
Death lost its grip.
When Jesus walked out of the grave,
fear lost its authority.
No more silent faith.
No more holding back.
If the tomb couldn’t hold Him…
then nothing gets to hold me.

“The Bearded Lady —
seen by many, understood by none.”
“They sold my face for a dime,
made ‘Bearded Woman’ their punchline…
He shaved my fear,
drew Himself near…
laid His hand on my beard,
and called me dear.”
Speak—go ahead—call me freak…
God created all of me.

“Behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah has prevailed.”
The whip cracked hard, the crowd got loud —
same old trick, same old crowd.
Enemy cracks that circus whip,
but I ain’t dancing to his script.
He saved… my darling.
My darling… He saved.
Lion of Judah — ROAR in me.
Lion of Judah — set me free.
No show. Just soul.
God made me free.

They said the chain was iron — it was memory.
They said the cage was for safety — it was fear.
But grace grew stronger than both,
and I remembered my size.
Caged elephant — heart too wild to hide.
Faith ain’t a prison — it’s a beat.
Now I stand where I used to bend.
Grace don’t shrink… it grows.

Not everything that sounds good is true.
Not everything that’s loud deserves breath.
“Shelf-stable laughter don’t feed nobody.
Truth speaks once — lies repeat.”
So I put it back on the shelf.
Hands off — lid on tight,
Shelf it up — outta sight.
Knees locked down — I lay it down
to God Almighty.

You see small —
I see spring.
Pressure makes
the jumper sing.
Back-leg rhythm
across the plain —
what looks light
can carry flame.
“Go at once —
we are able.”
Grasshopper faith
leaps from the sand.
Size ain’t strength —
Presence is.

They call it hogwash.
Barnyard waste.
Thrown in a trough.
Out of place.
Old talk.
Dead ink.
Ancient myth
On the brink.
“Slop,” they say.
“For simple minds.”
But before the barn.
Before barnyard had a sound—
The Word was there.
And the Word was God.

We try to make Him pocket-size…
when He’s a Big God.
We shrink Him to fit our schedules.
Our opinions.
Our comfort zones.
We want the miracles… but not the surrender.
The blessings… but not the authority.
But He’s not small.
He’s not manageable.
He’s not something we pull out only when life gets hard.
This song is a reminder:
He was never small.










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