Songs of faith for those who walked out and those who were cast out — all of us hearing the same voice calling us toward Him, and finding He was never confined within those walls.
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“Why be one with a man who hates his own brother?”
Our second single is about who we belong to — and it isn’t a man, an institution, or a building. One With God and Christ is about walking away from loyalty to men and finding our way back to where our faith belongs: with God and Christ.
I Don’t Belong Here is about the morning you finally found the courage to stand, walk through those doors, and leave behind a place you once called home — and the strange, beautiful quiet that met you on the other side.
Then came another realization: you were never walking alone. Others had stepped through those same doors, carrying the same questions, the same wounds, and the same hope of finding their way home.
“If I could cross the water, I would find you where you stand.”
A song for the ones we couldn’t get back to — for the twilight years we missed, the words we never got to say, and the love that no distance and no grave can end.
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“You can silence posts, you can hide the screen, but you can’t stop what we have seen.”
A song about the posts we were told not to like, the questions we were told not to ask, and the whispers that kept growing louder anyway — because more minds are waking and more eyes are opening wide.
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“Look beyond the veil where buried ages lie.”
A song for the searchers — for the ones who looked north beyond the ice and sea, read again the kingdoms Daniel saw, and began to ask what history forgot, and why.
Pre-save on SpotifyDefenders of Truth is a circle of believers who found themselves waking up inside a church where loyalty to its leaders had begun to matter more than love, conscience, and truth.
These are the songs we wrote along the way out.
They tell of the fear, the questions, the friendships and families tested, and the moment when the voice from the pulpit no longer sounded like that of a shepherd. They tell of what happens when devotion to a human leader begins to occupy the place that belongs to God and Christ — and of the difficult journey of learning to look beyond men again.
But our awakening did not end at the church doors.
It opened our eyes to greater questions and truths that may have been hidden in plain sight. We began looking again at the history we inherited, the timelines we were taught, the maps that shaped our understanding of the world, and the ways information is preserved, altered, or forgotten. We questioned the growing influence of digital systems, the commands that govern them, and the memories that time, technology, or human hands may have erased.
And we came to understand that deception is not confined to the walls of a church. It reaches across nations, generations, institutions, and the world around us. Scripture reminds us that our struggle is not merely against flesh and blood, but that there is a spiritual reality beyond what our eyes can see. The Bible’s warning, “Let no man deceive you,” became more than words we had heard all our lives. It became a call to remain watchful, to question with discernment, to test what we are told, and to seek the truth with humility and courage.
For awakening is not simply discovering that we have been misled. It is learning how not to be deceived again.
And so, these songs are not only about leaving.
They are about searching, remembering, discerning, healing, and finding the courage to follow truth wherever it leads — even when that journey challenges everything we once believed.
We write our own words and melodies. The recordings are produced, but we have chosen to remain behind the music rather than place faces before it.
Because this was never meant to be about us.
The message should always be greater than the messengers.
Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins.
REVELATION 18:4
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