Recording artists/worship leaders Kenny & Claire are ready to make their official debut with a full-length album titled “Upon The Storm” on July 19th, 2024. The new heartfelt project, which was produced by Grammy award-winner Mitch Dane, is a good blend of originals and hymns, according to a recent Turning Point Media Relations Inc. press release.
Check out the first single “God Moves (Upon The Storm)” from the upcoming project below:
Kenny: “Though we do not always understand why God does what He does, we recognize that He is a God of mercy, and we are people who need mercy. That’s one of the reasons the lyric, ‘behind a frowning providence He hides a smiling face,’ in ‘God Moves (Upon the Storm)’ is so powerful. This world is dark and stormy and full of struggle, yet behind that struggle, God—in His kindness—watches us and intends our fight through these struggles for our good…. We want to be singing the same songs that saints who have gone before us sang. There’s a comfort in knowing that brothers and sisters who ended their race well sang these songs, and that they are in the Great Cloud of Witnesses encouraging us to cast off the weight of sin and finish well.”
Claire: “In our own struggles with suffering—particularly related to Kenny’s health—we have continually returned to the promises of Scripture as well as the lyrics of old hymns, Claire says. “’God Moves (Upon the Storm)’ reminds us of the truth of His sovereignty over all things, including a scary diagnosis. The humbling reality is that we do not fully understand the majesty of the Lord and that what He allows can sometimes be so very gut wrenching, but He is indeed faithful and trustworthy. This song lifts our eyes to God while recognizing the reality of life’s storms… Our hope is that this album is a lighthouse pointing to the majesty, power, sovereignty, and holiness of the Lord in the midst of the reality of life’s storms, Through our own experiences, we’ve needed songs that point our hearts to Christ and help us rest in His glorious Gospel. We want the music we share to be songs we need ourselves, as 2 Corinthians 1:4 says, songs that ‘…comfort those who are in any affliction, with the comfort which we ourselves are comforted by God.’”
A Special Thanks to Turning Point Media Relations Inc. for the image, video and info.
