"Calling for Fire" is a cry for revival — not just in a church, but in the heart. It’s a bold plea for God’s presence to fall fresh again, burning away complacency and lighting a new flame of devotion. This song echoes the cries of Elijah on Mount Carmel and the disciples in the upper room — desperate, dependent, and unwilling to settle for lukewarm faith. It’s a call to every believer who’s tired of going through the motions. A call to those who hunger for truth, for power, for something real. When we call on God with surrendered hearts, He answers — not always with spectacle, but always with power. This is a song of intercession, passion, and holy desire. If your soul has grown dry, let this be your prayer: 'God, send the fire again. Set me ablaze. Let my life burn for You.' Because the world doesn't need more noise — it needs fire.

Calling For Fire

This song was born in the wake of deep tragedy—the kind that leaves communities mourning and hearts shattered. “We Wait” is a gentle cry of comfort, written in response to recent devastating floods in Texas where many children were lost. Though inspired by unimaginable sorrow, this piece carries a message of hope. It blends the ache of waiting with the promise of healing, anchored in the truth that God's peace can break through even the darkest pain. Rooted in scripture and compassion, the song aims to gently minister to grieving parents and those walking through the valley of loss. It is not a performance—it is a prayer, a balm, a declaration of faith that a better day is coming. “For now we wait…” (Romans 8:25)

A Better Day

"We Wait" is a memorial of hope for families walking through unspeakable grief. Written in the wake of tragedy, this song holds space for sorrow while lifting eyes toward healing. It honors the precious lives lost and reminds hurting hearts that they are not alone. In pain, we remember. In faith, we wait. And in Christ, we hope. Though no words can erase loss, God draws near to the brokenhearted. His peace can break through even the darkest pain, and His promise of restoration still stands. This song isn’t about forgetting — it’s about standing together, grieving with hope, and believing that God still brings beauty from ashes. If you’re holding on by a thread, may this song be a gentle reminder: the night won’t last forever. God is with us in the waiting — and He will bring a better day.

We Wait

"Not Blind" is a bold anthem of spiritual clarity, conviction, and unwavering faith in the unseen. In a world that mocks belief and tempts with hollow pleasures, this song declares that following God isn’t blind—it’s choosing true sight. With gritty guitar-driven rock and deeply honest lyrics, it portrays a believer standing firm under pressure, wrestling through doubts, and emerging steadied by the Spirit of God. The chorus powerfully rejects the lie that faith is naive, lifting up a higher truth: that seeing spiritually is more real than what’s in front of us. Inspired by those who hold fast in the face of ridicule and internal battles alike, “Not Blind” is both a declaration and a prayer for spiritual vision. It's a reminder that even when our flesh falters, God's Word shines through—and we walk forward, not blindly, but by trust in the One who never fails.

Not Blind

Mercy Seat is a worship song born from the heart of surrender—an invitation to kneel before the holy presence of God and encounter His redeeming grace. Every line speaks personally and directly to the soul that longs for refuge, reverence, and restoration. This is not just a song to be sung, but a space to be entered—a sacred meeting place between a weary heart and a faithful Savior.

The lyrics begin with honest confession: “I’ve wept in ashes, laying down my pride”—a moment many can relate to, where we release what once defined us. But the focus quickly shifts upward, toward the transforming power of grace: “I return by grace where I belong.” The repeated image of kneeling reflects not defeat, but sacred devotion—reminding us that the floor at God’s feet is where joy, strength, and peace are rediscovered.

The chorus paints a profound picture: “This is holy ground — Your Spirit falls so strong / Even my hardest struggles are turned into song.” Here, pain is not dismissed but redeemed. Regret is not hidden but turned into worship. And the mercy seat, once distant in the temple, becomes the very place where the believer now dwells in peace.

Later lines like “You rebuild what’s broken — my soul revels in Your peace” and “Covered by grace, I’m forever Yours” emphasize God’s unfailing love through the lens of deep intimacy. This is a song for the humble, the grateful, and those who long to come closer.

"Mercy Seat" offers more than melody—it offers a spiritual encounter. Let these lyrics draw you in. Bow low, sing loud, and find rest at the place where grace still speaks. This is holy ground. This is the mercy seat.

Mercy Seat

Fear comes for all of us. It whispers lies, amplifies threats, and clouds the truth. But the Word of God is louder still — and infinitely stronger. This piece is a declaration: You do not have to live in fear. Why? Because the God who created the heavens has promised to walk with you, strengthen you, and guard you.

When storms rage around you and your heart begins to tremble, don’t listen to the noise. Listen to His voice: “Fear not, for I am with you.” Trust isn’t built on comfort — it’s built on confidence in God’s character. Over and over in Scripture, we see how He shows up in the fire, in the battlefield, in the prison cell, and in the quiet cries of a worried heart.

Let this Word Melody wash over you. Let the Scriptures speak louder than your circumstances. Let the testimonies of Elisha’s servant and Corrie ten Boom remind you that even when fear surrounds you, you are not alone.

Faith is not the absence of fear — it’s the decision to believe God is bigger than what you feel. So stand on His Word. Declare His promises. Worship Him in the middle of the storm.

You are not abandoned. You are not defeated. You are not without hope.
You are loved. You are covered. You are safe in His arms.

And because of Jesus…
All fear is gone.


Fear is Gone-meditation

“Grateful Song” is a heartfelt expression of thanksgiving—an invitation to pause, reflect, and offer praise to the One who gives us breath each day. Rooted in reverence and wrapped in simplicity, this worship piece stirs the soul to recognize God’s daily mercy, steadfast love, and ever-present grace. It’s not a song about rescue or regret—it’s about remembrance. It's about waking up to the goodness of God that often goes unnoticed in the rush of life.

The lyrics speak of morning mercies, faithful love, and the kind of grace that gently draws us into worship. With a warm, acoustic-driven flow and soft worship tones, “Grateful Song” leads both the individual and the gathered church into a posture of humility and joy. It's not flashy. It's honest. A true offering.

This song isn’t just for singing—it’s a call to cultivate gratitude. To lift your eyes and remember what God has done… not just in crisis, but in consistency. It prompts us all to ask: When was the last time I thanked Him—not for a miracle, but for His presence?

Let this be more than background music. Let it become your voice. Let it move your heart to praise. And may it stir something in you to live each day with a grateful spirit.

Because in a world that complains quickly and praises slowly—this is our chance to do what Psalm 92:1 reminds us:

“It is good to give thanks to the Lord…”

This is my grateful song. Let it become yours too.

Grateful Song

"Glorious God" is a soaring anthem of reverence, power, and poetic worship—crafted to exalt the matchless greatness of the Lord. Drawing inspiration from Scripture, this song layers rich metaphors and vivid biblical imagery to express the overwhelming glory of our Creator. From the heavens that “solemnly reveal” His majesty, to the thunder that rolls with His voice, every line points to a God who cannot be rivaled or contained.

The song’s verses contrast the vast beauty of creation with the far greater wonder of God Himself. Though the stars, seas, and mountains proclaim His greatness, they still fall woefully short of His eternal fame. The chorus then lifts us higher into declarations of who God is—our light and salvation, our fortress and shield, the One who walks on the wind and leads us beside still waters. These lines echo beloved passages from Psalms, Isaiah, and Job, bringing familiar truths into fresh worship expression.

The bridge shifts with urgency and praise, proclaiming God as our strength and our song. It recalls the rescue and refuge of God in every storm, anchoring us in His salvation. By the time the final chorus resounds, worshippers are drawn into a holy awe—reminded that God’s name is not just powerful but personal. He is the portion of our hearts forever.

“Glorious God” invites believers to sing boldly, reflect deeply, and exalt a Lord who is infinitely above all we see. It’s a reminder that metaphors and poetry, though beautiful, still cannot fully capture His wonder. But oh—how worthy He is of every verse and voice.

This worship offering is best experienced in a corporate setting or in quiet devotion, where the soul is free to behold the unmatched glory of God. Let it lift your eyes upward, stir your spirit, and rekindle your gratitude for the King who reigns in radiant splendor

Glorious God

"Devil’s Lullaby" is a raw, confessional rock anthem that exposes the silent seduction of spiritual apathy. With gritty vocals, haunting guitar tones, and lyrical intensity, this song isn’t just music — it’s a wake-up call to the soul. It speaks to anyone who’s ever drifted — not through open rebellion, but through quiet compromise. The Devil doesn’t always roar; sometimes he whispers… and sings.

We often think of temptation as loud, flashy, or obvious. But in reality, it can come softly — through comfort, convenience, or pleasures that dull our hunger for God. This song is about that subtle descent. The kind that feels peaceful, even while you're dying inside. “When pleasure dulls the Spirit’s voice,” the chorus warns, “it sings softly into the night.” The result? A soul slowly rocked to sleep by the Devil’s lullaby.

But this isn’t where the story ends.

At its core, Devil’s Lullaby is about waking up. It’s about the moment of clarity when you realize you’ve been lulled into a counterfeit peace — a poison sleep. Through powerful scripture-inspired lyrics like “Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead,” the song turns into a cry for return. A call to throw off the blankets of indifference and come back to the fire of God’s presence.

If you’ve been numb, distant, or just going through the motions — this song is for you. Let it stir you. Let it shake you. Let it remind you of the danger of drifting… and the mercy that still calls your name.

Wake up, child of God. The night is far spent. The time to rise is now.

Devil's Lullaby

"I Am the Offering" is a heartfelt declaration of surrender — a worship ballad that rises from the ashes of brokenness into the fire of devotion. Rooted in Romans 12:1 (“…offer your bodies as a living sacrifice…”), the song is a soul's cry to be wholly given to God — not in part, but completely. It speaks from the heart of one who has been humbled, refined, and called — and now chooses to lay it all down in worship.

Each verse reflects a journey through pain, repentance, and awakening. There’s no glamour in the offering — only love. The imagery is raw and reverent: ashes become beauty, tears turn into praise, and a life once wandering now finds purpose kneeling before the throne. With every word, the song gives voice to a believer who sees beyond the stage, beyond the noise — and offers the only thing that truly matters: themselves.

Musically, the tone begins tender and introspective, slowly building in strength and intensity as the soul becomes bolder in its declaration: “I am the offering.” Whether sung alone in a quiet room or before a gathered congregation, the song invites worshipers to evaluate their lives — not just what they bring, but how they bring it. It challenges us to bring a sacrifice of praise, even when it costs something.

This is more than a song — it’s a prayer of consecration. A moment of surrender. A melody for those who want their lives to be the worship. “I Am the Offering” reminds us that we don’t just give offerings… we are the offering. And in the hands of our Redeemer, nothing given in love is ever wasted.

I Am the Offering

Grandparents Song is a heartfelt tribute to the beautiful, fleeting season of childhood — seen through the eyes of two playful granddaughters and the grandparents who cherish every moment. Inspired by real memories with Faith and Rory, this song paints a vivid picture of climbing, scooting, dancing, collecting treasures, and splashing in beachside wonder — all under the watchful, joyful presence of Poppi and Gigi.

With alternating verses that capture each girl’s personality — Rory’s daring and grace, Faith’s fearless charm and sparkle — the song gently weaves together their sisterly bond and deep family connection. The chorus celebrates their growing friendship, while the emotional bridge speaks directly to the heart: a loving message from grandparents to the girls they adore — urging them to never forget the laughter, love, and time spent side by side.

This piece is more than a children’s song. It’s a time capsule — preserving the giggles, scraped knees, dance steps, and bedtime stories. A soft, nurturing female voice delivers every line with a blend of tenderness and storytelling, making this song perfect for any family that values generational love and sweet togetherness.

Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or simply someone who cherishes the fleeting magic of childhood, Grandparents Song will pull at your heartstrings and remind you why these moments matter so much.



Grandparents Song

Fueled by faith in God and a love for powerful storytelling, I create bold, high-impact songs that hit you in the heart and stay in your head. My music blends passionate vocals, driving rhythms, and lyrics that challenge, inspire, and ignite the soul. Every track is a call to stand tall, live with purpose, and never settle for less than the truth.

Calling For Fire

Travis Sweitzer

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