Stephen Miller: Man, it's been a crazy time! We moved to Dallas and I joined the staff of Prestonwood as a worship pastor here. We love it! Feels so much like home and my family is really thriving. I released a second book, also called Liberating King in May and have really been encouraged by how it has been received. Then just this past month, my wife and I began the process to adopt our 6th kiddo - a little 11 year old girl from China. We are really excited about it and can't wait to see what God does!

Stephen: I think the urgency of these four songs in particular really felt like they belonged together. With the election and all the craziness that has been happening in our country and our world this year, it felt like the right songs at the right time. I have about 100 other songs right now, and I'll probably do a full length again in the next year and a half or so, but I just felt a sense of urgency to get this message out for this time.

Stephen: Haha! As long as Christian music is being written, there will be people who like to poke fun at it - and sometimes for good reason. Good Christian satire is good for the soul. As for this particular song, I was actually in Florida at the beach and taking a walk along the water when I turned back for a moment to see a mile or so of my footprints. I really tend to connect with God through nature, so as I began to look out on the ocean and the sky and just how boundless and beautiful it was, I was struck by the magnitude of the glory of God and just got caught up in worship for a few moments there. When I looked back the direction from where I had come, the footprints were completely gone. The waves had come one after another and completely washed them away. In that moment I felt as though God was giving me such a vivid picture of his grace and mercy. That no matter what I have done, there is enough grace for it. No matter from where I have come, there is enough mercy for it. Because of the blood of Jesus I can be made clean and whole and new.

Stephen: I'm not in any rush. I'm having a ton of fun with my church and our Prestonwood Worship projects and I'm having a ton of fun with my family. So I'm not in any particular hurry. But I would guess that I'll get the itch sometime next year.

Stephen: Yeah, man those were fun dates. We love those guys. Such great music and great hearts for the Lord. I don't have any specific plans for a tour anytime soon. But you never know.

Stephen: I think a huge opportunity right now has been with this EP, actually. People have really been freaking out this year. It's like they have lost their minds and lost their trust in God's perfect power and plan. So it's been really humbling to have these songs at this moment in time to really encourage the church that God is completely wise and good and in control and that we can trust him.

Stephen: You know, it's hard to beat Romans 8. The entire chapter is sort of like drinking from a fire hose. Like every Bible I own just has every single verse highlighted. But Ephesians 2:1-10 is a favorite as well, and I think more than any other Scripture, the Lord often reminds me of Matthew 6:25-34 to help me slow down, breathe deep and just rest in his perfection. So that's not really ONE favorite, but I think that's probably okay. Haha!