Inspired by our monthly, community prayer meeting, Crave is pulled from the Psalms and reflects our ever-present desire for more of God. As a band, we love the change up at the bridge.

Crave

If the Apostle John would've had a good rhythm section at his disposal, I think he would've written the book of Revelation like this. :) Maybe not, but it is a very cool and energetic song pulled from the first few chapters.

Consume me

The Spirit of God lives in every believer so He is always present. However, we have yet to see what can happen when we unite as the Church and His presence magnifies to fullness in us! This song is a cry to see that happen in our communities and then the world.

Bring Your fire

Birthed from Psalm 22, this song is not only a connection with Kind David and the same struggle we have today, but a link to Christ on the cross. It's a cry for more that will only be satisfied in eternity.

My God

A song inspired by the same passage of scripture that named the band: Ezra 9:9 The reality of life in Christ is that we were born slaves of this world and to sin, but through the redemptive work of Jesus on the cross, we can live free!

Still a work in progress, but I love this song so far.

For we were slaves

Why and How To Keep A Journal

Author, Speaker and Musician - PJ McClure is becoming the trusted voice for this generation of world-changers. Grounded fully in the strength of Jesus, PJ brings messages and perspective from a Heaven to Earth perspective, but in a down-to-earth way that anyone can relate to.

You'll find those messages throughout his blog, books, speeches and songs with his band, For We Were Slaves. Find more at pjmcclure.com

PJ McClure

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