Hello everyone, we had a long week last week. I got sick and had to lay low for a week. Thank you for all of you who were praying, it was evident that God had His hand over me. He provided a place for me to rest and heal for an entire week.

I am excited to be back and see what God has in store for Birmingham Camp. We are also preparing for our trip to Haiti during the first week of August. We would love for you to partner with us and be a part of what God is going to do there. We need prayer for our energy and strength, that we would be able to endure whatever is asked of us down there with intense heat. That God would move in a powerful and real way in the hearts of many people.

We are excited about this journey and can’t wait to share with all of you the mighty things that God does during the week of our trip. Thank you for your support.

Josh

Dallas, TX

Yo what’s up my friends! So we just made it up to Dallas on Saturday from San Antonio. So, we had Sunday completely free, so we decided to go to church in the morning, and then we went exploring dowtown Dallas. So right when we got there, we drove right by the place where JFK was shot back in the 60’s, which was pretty crazy to see. One thing I love about traveling like this is that we’ve been able to see places in this country that we’ve only read about in books; so seeing that in person was pretty sweet. So then we spent the next 45 mins driving around looking for some sort of non-sketchy parking. But then, in our search, we happened across this massive street festival, so of course we had to go check it out. There was live music and booths everywhere just packing the streets, it was sweet. We spent probably 3 hours out there in 105 degree Dallas weather, but it was awesome.

So I’d say it was a pretty good day.

So, today, another camp starts and we are itching for it, it’s gonna be great and God is going to do some even greater things, He hasn’t let us down.

-Tim

The trip is going well. Like Tim said, Sunday afternoon we took a trip to Dallas and saw the city. There was a huge art festival going on and we saw amazing art of all kinds. My favorite piece of art was photography capturing a beach. The creation that God creates is amazing, and then people can capture it and just be amazed at it. God has created sights that we have never seen before. He is a huge God.

Isaiah 40:26, “ Lift up your eyes on high, And see who has created these stars, The One who leads forth their host by number, He calls them all by name; Because of the greatness of His might and the strength of His power, not one of them is missing.”

-Josh

San Antonio, TX

This is the second week of FCC Camps. We are having a blast. It is awesome to see all our friends again from last summer but also meet you new campers. We are so thankful for the many relationships; it is a blessing to get to know all of you. God is doing awesome things during the services, and we are excited to continue on to see what else God will do.
-Josh

Man, we’ve been so blessed and fortunate to be able to taste a dream that we’ve had for a really long time, that being to travel and play music. The summer tour kicked off in Atlanta a few weeks ago. From there we hit the road in Josh’s good ole SUV and headed straight to Dallas for a camp, which was awesome. Then down to San Antonio, which is where I write you, from a retro 70’s hotel room and where it’s about 130 degrees outside…no lie, it’s hot. Anyways, God is awesome and is always taking amazing care of us. Ok, that’s all for now, thanks for checking in with us from the road!

-Tim

Summer tour dates posted!!! So we will be traveling with the FCC Camps again this summer and are super pumped about it!

If you are going to be at a FCC Camp, then take a look at our schedule and see if we will be at your camp!

Other than that, Josh and I have been here in California at my house, working on some new music. We’ve been writing and recording some new tunes that we are pretty excited to reveal this summer! Hope you all will like the new tunes as much as we do!

Ok, have a good one! Thanks for checking out our website! I just realized that I think I ended every sentence with an exclamation point! Oh well! Ok, here’s one more!

-Tim

It’s true!!! Ok, so maybe not in the way you are thinking, but I, Tim, did happen to be in the audience right behind Simon on last wednesday’s (March 18th) results show!

So my friend had put her name on a waiting list for tickets last year and they finally gave her 4 tickets, for free, I might add. Then, we still had to wait all day in line to make sure that we got a seat inside. So anyways, it was crazy. So if you happen to have that episode Tivo’d, then go look for me right behind Simon!!!

Oh, I almost forgot! So Justin Guarini, the runner-up behind Kelley Clarkson on season 1 was sitting right next to me. I talked to him, he talked to me. I asked him if he wanted to sing a duet with me. He kindly declined. Oh well, maybe next time.

Ok, see if you can spot me?

Tour is over. We are home. While it’s really good to be home, I miss tour already. Maybe I miss all the new friends we made this tour? Probably. We had a blast. Just want to give a shout out to all our new friends at Southwest! You guys were awesome and spending a whole week getting to know you just wasn’t long enough…I know we can’t wait to make it back to your area again.

So for the next three months, we will be home, mainly spending some time writing for our next album which we hope to release by the end of the year, if God will have it, of course. Then, come summer, and we hit the road with FCC Camps again all summer! We seriously can’t wait for that! Last summer was a blast, and we are expecting even more amazing things to happen this summer! God is never done, we are realizing. His Hand is always at work somewhere in someone’s life, and for us to be able to witness that, I just couldn’t ask for anything more.

I know this is a really generic and impersonal way to say thank you, but I really just wanted to say thank you to everyone who we met these past three months. Since the day after Christmas, we were on the road, living out of an SUV , and everyone we met was just so welcoming. You all embraced us and made us feel like your sons, or brothers, or other close relatives. That means a lot to us. Know that we are forever grateful to you.

I just remembered it’s Groundhog’s Day today! So happy G-hog’s day people. Well, I’m writing you from a dining room table in a lovely family’s living room in San Antonio, Texas. We’ve been staying just about a week here so far at our good friend’s, the Pacini’s, home.

So this past week has been a little crazy to say the least. Let me go ahead and outline the craziness for you:

Monday:
– 9am. Played at a chapel at a school just outside of Atlanta, GA.
– 2pm. Left that school to head straight out to San Antonio, Texas, which happens to be about a 16 hour drive.

Tuesday:
– 4am. Arrive in San Antonio, and sleep in the car for about 3 hours.
– 7am. Set up equipment to play at Trinity Christian in San Antonio.
– 1oam. Play chapel.
– 10pm. Sleep for about 14 hours.

Wednesday:
– 3pm. Set up at Trinity Christian Church to play a youth group.
– 7pm. Play the youth group.
– 1am. Sleep

Thursday:
– 6:30am. Set up for a chapel at San Antonio Christian School.
– 8am. Play middle school chapel.
– 9:30am. Play high school chapel.

Friday:
– 8pm. San Antonio Christian basketball game.
– 9pm. Meet 7′1″ tall David Robinson of the San Antonio Spurs.
– 10pm. Played a concert after the basketball game at San Antonio Christian.

Saturday:
– 8am. I (Tim) wakes up with a fever. (Awesome!!!)

Sunday:
– STEELERS WIN THE SUPER BOWL!!! (I’ve been a lifelong fan, for those of you who don’t know me.)

Sooo, in conclusion, it was a pretty awesome week! We’ve been having just a great time in San Antonio!!! Next week we head back to Georgia. Until then, be good and keep in touch!

OHH, we just added some new pictures to our galleries, so go check em out!!!

Much love,
TIM

So we just finished up a great kick-off to the Winter Tour with the FCC Nationals Competition! It was great! We played at a New Year’s Eve Party and also at an awards show with the band 33 Miles. The whole competition was held at a resort in Orlando, so it’s been fun hanging out here. It was also pretty sweet to reconnect with a lot of friends and fans! Yall are awesome!

So, from here we head out to Tampa tomorrow to play at a school there, then down to Palm Beach for a few shows!

Well Merry Christmas! Hope yesterday was a great day! So today, I’m hopping on a plane to meet up with Josh in Virginia, then we will be heading straight down to Orlando. We will be playing at the New Year’s Eve Party for FCC Nationals! We are pretty excited about this, it’s going to be a blast!!!

That will be the start to our Winter tour, which will last until early March. So if you think of it, keep checking back with us here on our website, because we will be updating it pretty frequently with pictures and stories from the road!!! Thank you friends, and Happy New Year!

-Tim

Hey…it’s Tim again…

Toledo, to Dayton, to Indianapolis, to St. Louis. It has been a fun two weeks. So we have had some pretty amazing times in each of these cities. God has been annointing times of worship and has been in the business of restoring and healing. We have had just the most amazing times getting to reconnect with old friends and getting to meet all our new friends.

So yesterday, our St. Louis friends, Allison and Jenna, gave us the grand tour of St. Louis, which included a visit to the Imfamous Arch! Now, at first, it sounded like a great idea, to go up into this huge arch. But…well…I’m a little bit claustrophobic…and, basically, you have to sit all four people in this egg-shaped elevator thing that looks like something an Umpa-Lumpa would ride in.

Now, I’m 6′4″, so it was by no means “roomie”. Anyways, this thing has one door, which locks itself into place, and has no windows, and it creaks its way up 637 feet to the top of the arch, which felt like a short eternity. So you get to the top, and the wind is swaying the 637 foot arch back-and-forth. Now, I happen to get sea-sick even if I’m in a canoe on a calm lake, so this was churning my stomach like a blender.

But let me tell, the superficial fear I experienced was well worth the view from the top: to look out at God’s marvelous creation, tracing the maze of the Mighty Mississippi river as far north and south as the eye could carry. Beauty.