“DO YOU REALLY KNOW ME?” This song is Jesus speaking straight to the people who claim to know Him — the doubters, the religious, the cultural Christians, the ones who twist His words, and the ones who love Him but don’t recognize His voice. It calls out false versions of Jesus made by the world and invites the listener to confront the real Him — the One who walks on the storm, divides truth from deception, and is returning again.

DO YOU REALLY KNOW ME?

“PAID IN FULL” This song is about standing in the courtroom of your life, carrying guilt you can’t talk your way out of — until Jesus steps in and takes the sentence for you. It’s the moment your chains break, not because you earned it, but because He paid the debt Himself. “Paid in Full” is a reminder that freedom isn’t about being perfect — it’s about what Jesus already did so you can walk out clean, forgiven, and alive with God.

Paid In Full

“Best Catch” This song is about the moment I realized my wife wasn’t just someone I loved — she was the blessing I never saw coming. It’s built around the idea of casting through life, pulling up the wrong things, chasing the wrong timing, and then suddenly finding the one person who feels like home. “Best Catch” is a reminder of how she showed up right when I needed her, how choosing her changed everything, and how love becomes easy when it’s with the right person. It’s a thank-you to the woman who became my peace, my partner, and the best thing I ever caught.

Best Catch

Alriiiiiight

“Borrowed Colors” A real-life confrontation about how the LGBT rainbow replaced the meaning God gave it. The song isn’t about hating people — it’s about how Jesus didn’t come to approve everything we feel, but to expose the sickness in all of us: sin. It calls out how culture rewrites symbols and truths, while Jesus came to confront sin, heal hearts, and reveal what’s real, not what’s trendy.

Borrowed Colors

“That’s Wisconsin” sees the state as a woman—tough in the long winters, gentle in the summer light, and full of hidden beauty. She’s the deep-blue lakes, the northern woods, and the green-and-gold fields that stay with you no matter where you go. It’s a song about being shaped, challenged, and grounded by the place you call home.

That’s Wisconsin

MASTER OF NONE

“Stay Cruizin’” is all about keeping your peace no matter what’s going on around you. It’s a reminder to let the small stuff fall away, stay focused, and move through life without letting stress or negativity latch on. The song is about choosing calm over chaos, brushing off the weight people try to throw on you, and staying locked into your own rhythm. A simple message: don’t lose yourself — just keep cruisin’, steady and unbothered.

STAY CRUIZIN’

“Weight of the Brew” is about growing up in a place where drinking is part of the culture, the family history, and the daily rhythm of life. It reflects on how alcohol can be both a source of pride and a hidden burden — something that brings people together but also creates cycles of hurt that pass through generations. The song wrestles with loving your hometown and its traditions while recognizing the emotional weight they leave behind.

WEIGHT OF THE BREW

City Slicker (Country in Me)” is a story about being torn between two worlds. It’s about walking on concrete every day but still feeling the dirt roads in your bones. It’s the tension between fast-paced city life and the country values you were raised on. The song dives into identity, pride, and the struggle of staying true to who you are—even when your surroundings try to shape you into something else. If you’ve ever felt caught between where you came from and where you are now, this one’s for you.

City Slicker (Country in Me)

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