There’s a deep kind of peace that comes when you know—not just hope, not just wonder—but know who walks with you. That’s the foundation of my song “I Know the One.” It’s easy to get overwhelmed by life. The storms come—unexpected, loud, sometimes relentless.

It’s a simple phrase—but it holds a world of meaning: “More of You, less of me.” These words are more than just a prayer; they’re a surrender. A daily letting go of self—our pride, our plans, our fears—and inviting Jesus to take center stage in our hearts and lives.

There are moments in life when everything around you feels uncertain. Circumstances shift, emotions rise and fall, and the voice of doubt tries to drown out the truth. But in those moments, I’ve learned to go back to one thing: what is written.

You Stay was written from a place of loss—when people I trusted didn’t stay, when life felt uncertain, and when my heart was questioning what or who I could really count on. But in the stillness, I heard God whisper, “I’m not going anywhere.”