A sunshine-drenched celebration song for the day God handcrafted. It’s cheerful, hopeful, and perfect for shaking off yesterday and stepping into today with joy. This track feels like opening the blinds of your spirit and letting God’s light flood in.

The Day He Made (Psalm 118_24)

A joyful, playful track that turns “pray without ceasing” into an all-day rhythm. It’s bright, bouncy, and filled with holy humor — reminding us that prayer isn’t pressure… it’s connection. Morning, noon, and under the moon, this song keeps you talking to Jesus with a smile.

Pray Without Snoozing (1 Thessalonians 5_17)

A smooth, encouraging reminder that God choreographs your path with purpose and care. This track feels like walking with Jesus down a sunlit trail — steady, guided, and covered in grace. Peaceful groove, big promise: He orders every step.

Blessing on My Steps (Psalm 37_23)

An upbeat, armor-up anthem that kicks the day off with spiritual swagger. This track walks you through every piece of God’s armor with joy, boldness, and a melody that makes you want to high-five an angel. It’s your morning reminder: you’re covered, you’re equipped, and you’re ready.

Wake Up, Put On Praise (Ephesians 6_10–18)

A powerful, prayer-soaked closer that lifts up nations, families, the hurting, the broken, the forgotten, and the lost — all through a melody that feels both comforting and courageous. This track ends the album with purpose: pray big, love big, believe big.

Prayer for All the Things (Ephesians 6_18 _ James 1_27 _ Matthew 9_38)

A victorious, jump-up-and-praise track that reminds you God is the One doing the fighting. You get to stand still, breathe deep, and worship your way through the battle. Bold, confident, and full of spiritual adrenaline — this one hits the heart AND the feet.

He Fights My Battles (Exodus 14_14)

A gratitude anthem overflowing with joy. It’s cheerful, bright, and loaded with praise for the big blessings, the little blessings, and the “only God would do that” blessings. This is the kind of song that lifts your heart the moment it starts.

Thank You for All the Things (Psalm 103 inspired)

A warm, catchy reminder to seek God before everything else — before the stress, before the chaos, even before the coffee kicks in. This song makes Matthew 6:33 feel like a daily breath of peace. Gentle groove, big truth: when God comes first, everything else falls into place.

First Things First (Matthew 6_33)

A soaring, uplifting worship-pop anthem about rising on eagle’s wings when God renews your strength. It’s hopeful, powerful, and perfect for morning drives or moments when you need a holy recharge. This song lifts you like the verse itself.

Strength for Sunrise (Isaiah 40_31)

Ephesians 5:15-21.  Since many of us live crowded, hectic lives, it can be easy to spend all the time God gives us on life's daily pursuits. 

In this lesson, Evangelist Jacob Holman considers Paul's admonition to "redeem the time" and examines five ways he instructs us to do so.

Redeeming the Time

Welcome to the sound of healing, the echo of deliverance, and the rhythm of redemption. My name is Nikole with a K, and what you’re hearing isn’t just music — it’s a testimony written in melody, pain wrapped in poetry, and restoration recorded in real time.

I lost everything.
My printing business — built from the ground up — gone.
My trailer, the home I lived in for 6 years, burned down in a propane explosion.
My truck? Gone too, a casualty of a season where addiction stole more than just time.
But from the ashes, Yah began to rebuild.

This isn’t just a story of struggle — it’s a journey into freedom. Every song I write is a piece of that story. A declaration that chains can break, hearts can mend, and shame doesn’t have the final say. My music is about coming home. It’s for the outcast, the worn-out warrior, the silent sufferers, and anyone who ever asked, “Is it too late for me?” Spoiler alert: It’s not.

I create under the banner of Deliverance Music — worship that walks through the valley and comes out singing. This isn’t fluffy faith. This is real. Raw. Unpolished praise for a God who meets us in the dirt, in the ashes, and in the quiet moments when we think no one sees.

My style blends heartfelt lyrics with worship-infused storytelling, often pulling from Scripture, my journal entries, and late-night moments when I felt like giving up. Tracks like “Break Me Open”, “No More Chains”, and “Mercy Found Me” are just the beginning of a full album chronicling my journey from guilt to grace, from burnout to breakthrough.

I believe music is ministry.
I believe your story matters.
I believe Yah is not mad — He’s madly in love with His children.
And I believe it’s time we bring the prodigals home — not with guilt trips, but with welcome mats.

On this SoundCloud, you’ll find more than tracks. You’ll find moments — songs birthed in the fire, covered in prayer, and crafted to stir hearts back to the One who never left. I’m not here to perform. I’m here to testify. I’m here to remind you that you are not alone. Not forgotten. And not beyond redemption.

There’s also a special playlist here featuring custom songs I’ve created for businesses, brands, or even family members. These songs may not reflect my personal healing journey, but they carry just as much intention, creativity, and care.

Some of my music is co-created with AI tools — but every message, every emotion, and every lyric still flows from my heart. I use technology as a canvas, but the story, the spirit, and the soul of the music come from lived experience and love. I believe creativity is a gift Yah gives us in many forms — and I’m here to steward it honestly.

So press play. Let the words wash over you.
And if something resonates — share it. Someone else might be standing in the same storm you just walked through.

Thank you for listening. Thank you for believing with me.
And if you ever feel like your life has been burned to the ground — remember: that’s where new things grow.

The church of Christ at Fairview Park is a group of Christians committed to following just the Bible in all that we say and do. Our goal is to be a local church like those found in the pages of the New Testament. Our collective worship and work reflect this focus.  

Our weekly uploads are Bible lessons presented by Fairview Evangelists.  We invite you to study the Bible with us.

Like those found in the pages of the New Testament, the Fairview Park church is completely independent of all other churches. The elders have authority over this congregation (Heb 13:7, 17; 1 Pet 5:1-4) and they answer only to Jesus – not any other church or body.

We would love for you to join us for worship. If you have any questions about what we do or concerns about whether we are following the New Testament, we sincerely encourage you to contact us.

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