Through all the noise of life we must make a conscious effort to remember this. When we remember, we stay thankful. When we remember, we stay committed.

To truly be thankful we must remember who Jesus is and what he has done.

In the song Thankful, we sing about being thankful for the normal things of life, the little things. We also sing of being grateful for Jesus and the salvation we have through him.

Like a shepherd running after his sheep, God will never give up on us. Through Jesus, God provides a way for us to come back to him when we turn away. Jesus is ultimately the only one that will be able to save us.

We serve a God who is capable of anything. He is ruler of the universe. He sustains all life. He has power over all things.

As we live a life of worship and we see how God is moving we see that God has a plan for us. He calls us, assembles us, and sends us out.

The song Move is all about seeing and seeking how God is moving. It's a song of prayer and expectation. We want to see God's power and his will unfold in front of us.

As we sing this song, we are lifting high the name of Jesus and remembering how He has rescued and redeemed us. This song tells the story of how even from the beginning of time, God knew us and knew the sin we would have in our lives, yet He still paid the price for those sins.

When we trust in and follow Jesus he takes us to places we could never imagine. His call on your life will be an adventure like no other. And we will only experience the goodness and blessing of the Lord if we choose to actively follow him.

Rescue is a song of response and surrender. It stems from who Jesus is and what he has invited us to do. Throughout the song Rescue, we repeat the words, “I come to you.” This exclamation is meant as a response to Jesus' invitation to us.

Whether you have been following Jesus for five minutes or fifty years you still need rescue. We all stumble and fall into sin and Jesus is offering to rescue us. And not just once. He will rescue us time and time again.