Rehoboth was recorded in Wales beside the Rehoboth Spring at the Bible College of Wales. A place of tranquility within a land where prayers for the nations have gone forth for over 100 years. The intercessions from this song are a call for revival to every creature.

As refreshing rains fell on South East Asia, the cracks of lightening were a decree of atmoshpheres shifting and the hand of God breaking through the noise.

Recorded sounds from walking down the neighborhood streets of Cambodia, this is a heartfelt prayer to see the Kingdom of Heaven manifest breaking the back of poverty and pain.

Some answers to prayer come quickly while others come after plowing and a passage of time. The prayers and the promises are not forgotten, though, and the intercessions live on.

Standing on a rooftop overlooking a city filled with despair and pain, I felt a deep sense that God wanted the rain of Heaven to come and cleanse a land with deep wounds.

Looking on the beautiful land of Costa Rica I saw many people being set free, but their freedom wasn’t selfish, it was out of a burning desire within their hearts to see their nation set free.

“Like the clay in the potter's hand, so are you in my hand.” Often we look at what is being cut away instead of gazing on the Creator and seeing the worshmanship of His hands. This song is in awe of His creation still at work.

Oftentimes, reflections show distortion. As reflections of God, our view of ourselves and others can be distorted. This song is a prayer to see the true representation of His glory within the Body of Christ.

Standing on a Rooftop in Mumbai, India, this journey of intercession music began. As I looked out over the city and interceded for the people, the prayer became a song.

Our life has highs and lows, but His grace gently blows across us. We can attempt to resist it or we can choose to bend to His mercy and grace, and ultimately, His will. This intercession is one of peace, a gentle reminder of the love of the Father who is ever present.