It’s no secret, with the rise of the contemporary worship movement the music within the church has been on decline in regards to lyrical content, theological depth, and musical excellency. The aim of our music should be to extol the character and attributes of God, exalt the person and work of Christ, and echo the truth of Scripture. Or as Scripture puts it, to "let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly" (Colossians 3:16). Whether it be a hymn for the congregation to sing on a Sunday or simply a song about life for the radio, our music should reflect a worldview shaped by the Bible. 

One of the primary reasons I started releasing music was because I was sick of churches being deceived and supporting the songs of the word of faith/prosperity/NAR movement as well as from the artists succumbing to the liberal/woke agenda. Destruction and reformation has been needed. My approach to writing has been simple. I take a passage of Scripture or a theological truth and set it to music. The church needs to sing the words of Scripture. The church needs sound theology in their music. The church needs more music grounded in the truth.