Name: The sky is cracking by David Girouard
Duration: 2 min 52 s
Description: Hi everyone! 🕊️ I’ve released a new song inspired by the mystery of the Two Witnesses in Revelation 11. I used AI to build the track, but I wrote the lyrics personally to honor The Father and Jesus. It’s a song about standing as a light in the world (like the two lampstands!) And you are never alone. It is finding gratitude even during times of struggle.

Hi everyone! 🕊️ I’ve released a new song inspired by the mystery of the Two Witnesses in Revelation 11. I used AI to build the track, but I wrote the lyrics personally to honor The Father and Jesus. It’s a song about standing as a light in the world (like the two lampstands!) And you are never alone. It is finding gratitude even during times of struggle.

The sky is cracking

"The Harder Decree"
This song is an anthem about the concept of a "Living Sacrifice" (Romans 12:1). It challenges the idea that martyrdom is the ultimate price, proposing instead that the daily grind of obedience—forgiving enemies, dealing with shame, and waking up to face pain—is the true spiritual battle. It moves from a desire to escape the world to a resolve to stay and fight for the souls of others.

The ultimate price

This track serves as a "Wake-Up Call" regarding the End Times, blending street-style phrasing with heavy biblical prophecy.

The Core Message: "The Day of the Lord"
This song is a direct warning about the Day of the Lord (2 Peter 3:10). It contrasts the temporary nature of the physical world ("steel melts," "treasures decay") with the permanent reality of the soul. The core message is a question posed to the listener: When the world falls apart, will your faith stand firm, or will you crumble?

The sky burns red the final flame

This song of encouragement addressed to a weary but faithful believer. It combines the intimacy of a personal letter with the theological depth of a hymn, urging "You" the listener to persevere in your Christian walk despite struggles ("tear-filled nights").

Dear Friend in Christ

This track is an intense Alt-Pop/Bass sound that translates a severe biblical warning into a visceral sonic experience. It moves from a quiet, melodic opening into a jarring, heavy "Drop" that physically represents the consequences of harming the innocent.

Let the little ones

Imagine

This song is a gentle but powerful ode to the Book of Proverbs (specifically the opening chapters). It frames Wisdom not just as a set of rules, but as a living entity—a "voice" calling out to the believer. The song acknowledges that true understanding is difficult to grasp ("slipping through my hands"), requiring a humble heart that is willing to stop, look at the stars, and listen to the "quiet rain."

The Proverbs They call my name

This song captures the essence of Biblical detachment. It acknowledges the feeling that something about this life feels "off" or broken ("edges don't fit"). It moves from the realization that worldly promises are empty ("Vanity") to the comforting resolution that Christ is the exit strategy from the maze of life. It’s not about escaping responsibility, but about anchoring hope in the eternal rather than the temporary.

Far from home

This song is a lyrical adaptation of the "Doxology" found in Ephesians 1. It moves the focus away from human effort and places it entirely on God’s sovereign plan. It celebrates the timeline of salvation: from being chosen before the world began, to being redeemed by blood in history, to being sealed for an eternal future. It is a song of pure, vertical worship.

The sky is cracking

David Girouard

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