Our newest single, “Supply,” was written around a question Jesus asks our anxious hearts: “How much more does your Father care for you?” In Matthew 6, the birds don’t sow their food and the flowers don’t sew their clothing. They simply receive what they could never produce. Then Luke 15 shows us something even more staggering. The prodigal didn’t end up empty because he lacked ability, but because he walked away. Yet the first thing the father does when he returns is run to him, clothe him, and prepare a feast he didn’t deserve. One picture shows our inability. The other shows our rebellion. And in both, God is the One who supplies.

“Supply” was written to sit in that mystery: the Father who cares for us more than we know, who meets us in our worry, and who welcomes us even when we’ve wandered. The chorus is a prayer for every moment fear rises or faith feels small: “God, You supply my every need… Lord, help me believe.”

Our hope is that this song becomes a place of rest for anyone who sings it, a reminder that the Father who provides for sparrows and restores prodigals is the same Father who will not fail to care for you.