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Making Me Stronger – Now On iTunes

We have received numerous requests for our music to be made available on iTunes. We are happy to announce that Apple users can now download: Making Me Stronger from their Apple devices. To access the iTunes link directly click here. Thanks to all who have made this request and for your patience

NEW CD Release Date!

Our new album, Making Me Stronger is set for release on June 25th 2015. This 12 song collection includes: No Other Name Like Jesus Your Prayers Have Been Heard I'll Give You Grace Making Me Stronger Set Apart Don't Let The Battle Steal Your Praise I Love You This Much Worship You

Shoes and Sand

In 2013, a small plane took to the sky in Pontiac, Michigan. The pilot was taking his family on a pleasure flight before leaving for the U.S. Naval Academy. Upon takeoff, the pilot told air traffic control: "we’re a little over weight ... we’re going to have to come back and land”. Shortly

Another Birthday!

Sandy turns 34 today! Happy Birthday to the world's best sister.

Back On The Road

We are back on the road, headed to Greensboro, AL. We had a glorious time in New Mexico, then traveled back to Oklahoma to mix the new CD. We're still looking toward an June release date but we don't have a definite date as of yet. Thanks for all the prayers and encouragement during this process!

Happy Mother’s Day!

On this day, we say thanks to all of you godly mothers who sacrifice so much and ask for so little. As this quote says: A mother may hold her children for a moment but she will forever hold them in her heart

New Mexico

So thankful for the way God has moved in the first quarter of 2015! Revivals have been glorious with souls saved and saints encouraged. Our last revival closed in Rockingham, North Carolina and we are now headed to Toas, New Mexico. Looking forward to seeing our dear Spanish friends and expecting a

The Black Tag

During the early 1970s, the United States developed a medical tagging system called: METTAG(Medical Emergency Triage Tags). This allowed first responders to evaluate the severity of a victim's injury and tag the victim in about 30 to 60 seconds. The triage tag is placed near the head so

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