Honest words about the places life breaks—and the grace of Jesus Christ that meets us there.
A life in lyrics, context & faith
By HIS Grace
The war came home. Grace moved in.
By Greg M. Granger Jr. · FrequentSuspicion
War can follow a man home long after the battlefield falls silent. It can live in a startled breath, a sleepless room, a marriage, and the way a father loves his children.
By HIS Grace brings ten albums and 115 songs into one unfolding testimony: the complete lyrics, the stories behind them, Scripture, and reflections on applying the gospel to ordinary life.
Trauma, confession, church hurt, responsibility, and the slow work of learning to love belong to the story. Jesus Christ—crucified, risen, and faithful—is its center.
10 albums115 songsLyrics · stories · artwork
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Biblical shepherding · Spiritual fatherhood
Testify
Spiritual Fatherhood and the Care of God’s Household
By Greg M. Granger Jr. · FrequentSuspicion
What does it mean to care for the people God has entrusted to us? Testify brings the songs and personal testimony into a biblical reflection on spiritual fatherhood, faithful shepherding, and the love that bears fruit in a household.
Psalm 23 and John 10 point us to the Good Shepherd. Paul’s care for Timothy, Peter’s restoration in John 21, and the charge to shepherd God’s flock in 1 Peter 5 show how Christ’s care shapes our own.
Across twelve chapters, the book calls families and churches toward patient care, truthful accountability, protection for the vulnerable, and a house of God where people can find safety and restoration.
From the burdens of Matthew 23 to the restored service of John 21
By Greg M. Granger Jr. · FrequentSuspicion
A biblical song-and-prayer companion to the Matthew 23 EP, Tend my flock follows the movement from burdens and hypocrisy toward repentance, restoration, and service under Jesus, the Good Shepherd.
Matthew 23, The Pharisee in Me, and Hands Beneath the Weight lead into twelve chapters of Scripture, reflection, and prayer. From justice, mercy, and faithfulness to breakfast on the shore in John 21, the book asks how restored love learns to carry another’s weight.
What does love do after the prayer ends? Stay With the Wounded is a biblical companion to the EP of the same name, calling us toward patient listening, honest prayer, and care that returns when healing takes time.
After the Amen, Pull Up a Chair, and Stay With the Wounded shape three parts and twelve chapters. Scripture, lyrics, reflections, and prayers explore making room for another person, bearing burdens, and learning a faithful way together.
