A Christmas song that forces hope, disaster and pursuit to meet on a painful, yet dauntingly beautiful path that exposes how much we’ve always needed a savior.
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Last year we released "Mothers And Shepherds", which has the gravitas of a Christmas classic. This year we wanted to switch it up with a lighthearted bop.
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In this season of difficult circumstances, unjust situations, and overwhelming disappointments our hope is summed up in this song: God Will Prevail.
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Resistance is not just struggle—it is also song. It is dancing in the ruins, laughing in the face of despair, and choosing joy as an act of defiance.
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In the same way that “The Kingdom Is Yours” massaged out the ideas in the Beatitudes, so this song explores Ecclesiastes 3.
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Just as “The Kingdom Is Yours” massaged out the ideas in the Beatitudes, so this song explores The Lord's Prayer.
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It is both the familiarity and unfamiliarity of God that makes him holy.
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Like in the psalms, this song asks God: “Do you feel it, too?”
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We were asked to write this song for The King Center’s Be Love initiative.
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A full-throttled and unapologetic celebration of the melanated savior.
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“History has shown us that courage can be contagious.” (Michelle Obama)
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Our response to Christian Nationalism.
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When the smoke and mirrors fade away, only what is real will remain.
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Irie, the Jamaican greeting, is a place where love, peace and a sound mind become more than words and ideas, but the safe house of being and knowing.
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A worship song by Homecoming, a project dedicated to telling stories of faith from the Asian-American Community.
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Anticipating a day when every valley is raised up and every mountain brought low and we stand side by side on a level playing field.
The song we sing when we let go and let the Chief Scriptwriter write our story.
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In our screen-numbed, sleepwalking culture, every once in a while we need a wake up call to push us from apathy back into action.
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A five movement audiovisual art piece by Seaux Chill celebrating the past, present, and future of Black Indianapolis.
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Kama Si We is what happens when Kenyan faith and culture collide.
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