When I first heard "Let Go" I knew I was listening to an instant hit.  I immediately satreted working on a visualizer so I could start sharing it out with people in my church, and they agree. This song is an absolute work of beauty!

Zachary says on his social media, "Let go is a song for anybody who is struggling to make sense of life. It’s a song that speaks to the person who looks at what’s happening around the world globally with anxiety and fear. I am praying this song will bring a sense of peace to anyone who will listen."

I wrote this song with inspiration from my precious foster sons. It's about God's unwavering love for us. That He is the God who always keeps us, and never leaves us.
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"To our God and Father be glory for ever and ever. Amen." Philipians 4:20

"As a foster mom, these are the words that I want every child in the U.S. Foster Care System to hear. God is a Father who will never leave you, He will always keep you, and He will always protect you. God has been so good to me, and I know He will always be good to you. " ~ Anna

Produced by Justin Murray Musicians: Nick Carter, JR Benton, Luke Andrew Russett, Hudson Farmer, Kyle Conner, Justin Murray.

Gems Of Grace is one of those groups that reminds us of where Traditional and Classical styles of worship dwell within the Church. They use passionate vocals and rich poetic lyrics to craft a style that lives somewhere between the modern pop songs, and the proud recitals from the childhoods of classically trained musicians and vocalists.
The goal and drive of our songwriting music ministry is Hope! We love the Lord and that love implants a constant desire to share hope in any form fashion or style that the Lord has designed for us. Hope is present in every song through the form of music notes.  We want to shine Gods prism colors of Faith Hope and Love.  A gem without the Light is just a dull stone.
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"This song is about God being an Oasis while we are in the middle of waiting for answer. He is the peace and rest you need while struggle thru until the answers come" ~ Gems of Grace

They say that if you love something, let it go. If it returns to you, then it was meant to be. While this sound like one of the flowery threads that weave through our lives, it's really just a saying. The reality is that God controls all things, but he would rather work alongside us, as we follow his will for our lives. 
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"This song is very personal to me. The lyrics are/were my prayers. I hope you will be encouraged to give whatever needs to be given up to the Lord, to him! He is more than capable." ~ Dia

This often means releasing our hopes, dreams, fears, and worries to him, knowing he is the source of all good things. We often think that we are giving up the things that matter most, when we are really allowing God to prepare us for the things he has in store for us. In White Knuckles, Dia explores the real fears we struggle with in trading our own desire for control in our lives.

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​“Distance,” along with the whole of the “Interim” EP, is about the tension of waiting for the fulfillment of the Lord’s promises — and not just the general ones listed in the scriptures, but the unique ones spoken by the Lord for the individual listener.  These specific promise create in us a tension of two kinds: the pain of longing, and the joy of hope.  The Lord has created this tension for us to experience His faithfulness, and "Distance" is a commitment to "wait on the Lord," trusting Him to fulfill all that He has promised.  Instead of looking to soothe the tensions by worldly means, I would rather suffer through the waiting and know that in the end, it will all be worth it.

"...  I can't buy comfort pyrite, so I'll keep waiting for hindsight."


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