Sure, I will let you know but I have to give you a little history if that is OK?

I used to DJ for many years- so (when by the grace of God) I rekindled my relationship with Him, music was a struggle for me.

I enjoyed music, but I found it hard to find really gifted musicians who were surrendered and who glorified God rather than themselves. So, when I would get a video resource, (I have accumulated hundreds since conversion), I would automatically fast forward through the music presentation, and just listen to the sermon.

I first saw you on 3ABN when you sang "Oh, love that will not let me go". But I didn't hear you sing it because for the first few weeks I skipped it and went right to the sermon. That day they had an evangelist named Hiram Rester on, and He had visited my home church a few years before- and I enjoyed his preaching.

So, I was going to listen to the presentation again, and didn't quite advance the DVD far enough and caught the very end of the song. My wife and I were really blessed by it- so, we shared it with everyone and little by little discovered other songs.

Now, we spend nearly every Sabbath waking up to "Holy Time" (which is one of our favorites), and "Always".

Recently, "Nothing Between" has been added to our Sabbath morning routine.

Thank you for your ministry- May our Heavenly Father continue to be glorified thereby.- Charles

Neville,

I thank God for your choice to use your talent to spread the gospel. My wife and I have recently renounced the world, this time by the grace of God for the last time. We have struggled with letting go of worldly music, and your music has made it so much easier for us. We love the simplicity and reverence to the Almighty that are exemplified in your music. There will be many many people in Heaven who will walk up to you and tell you on that glorious thousand year Sabbath "You never knew me, but I knew you through your music. Thank you for glorifying Jesus, and for helping me to walk closer with Him." God bless you, brother.

Abraham