Grace Like Rain
The record begins with grace. An aggressive hard-rock treatment built around Amazing Grace, starting with what Christ has done rather than what we can achieve ourselves.

Album / 11 tracks
From grace to the cross. From the grave to the crown. Eleven songs. One unfolding story.
Behind the record
The sequence
The record begins with grace. An aggressive hard-rock treatment built around Amazing Grace, starting with what Christ has done rather than what we can achieve ourselves.
Daniel 3. Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego refuse to bow to Nebuchadnezzar’s image and are thrown into the furnace. A fourth figure walks in the fire. It does not consume them; it burns their bonds. The fire burned the chains, not the man.
Rough, defiant and willing to look foolish for following Christ. Why should the devil have all the good music? Heavy guitars do not belong to darkness. They can carry Scripture and point directly to Christ.
Drawn from Psalm 91: refuge in the face of fear, terror in the night and arrows by day. Angels, protection and shelter beneath God’s wings.
Judas. Thirty pieces of silver. Betrayal. Then the accusation turns inward: What is my price? Fear, pride, comfort, approval — what could buy me? The prayer is simple: Lord, search my heart.
Lazarus has been dead for four days. The tomb is sealed. Then Christ calls him out, and death has to give him back.
The crucifixion becomes deeply personal. Those nails were mine. That cross was mine. Christ took my place.
The grave is empty. Death is defeated. Where is your victory? Where is your sting? Christ still reigns.
Faith when life remains difficult. Questions, doubt and exhaustion are real, and still the choice is to trust Christ. I’ll climb this hill on my knees if I have to.
The finale: the Christ who bore the cross wears the crown. The Lamb who died is the King who reigns. The grave is empty. The throne is not.
JAKOBS FIGHT