This song has been a long time coming, but I recently connected with two great writers, Christine Joy and Curtis Flint and we hashed out the story. This song tells a heartfelt story of a young mom that takes her kid out of an abusive relationship with an interesting reveal in the bridge.

This is about a someone caught in the tension between doubt and faith, feeling behind in life, worn down by anxiety, and quietly questioning their purpose. Instead of dramatic answers, the song shows God’s presence through small, everyday moments and the decision to keep going even without clarity. The heart of it isn’t “Why, God?” as a demand for explanation, but “Why, God?” as an honest prayer that turns into trust. By the end, the struggle hasn’t disappeared, but it’s been reframed. The meaning becomes that staying, believing, and moving forward is itself the answer, and God’s nearness is found in the walk, not the explanation.

Just a humorous Christmas song. I hope you like it.

Country, not pop
I was doing an experiment. I asked my Facebook friends if they preferred simple or more complex and detailed songs. Surprisingly, the majority of answers was for simple.



I wrote this simple song about long distance relationships. In a time of online dating with possibility of deception and of time apart, this is what I came up with.

A wild love song about someone who is obsessed with the green-eyed woman.