About
I grew up in a small town in Florida, called Summerfield. For the first two years of my life I lived with my parents in an airstream camper, making it easy on my musician father to travel from gig to gig. Eventually my younger sister, Courtney, came along and more space was needed… so we moved into a doublewide. I learned at an early age that doing what you love, didn’t come without sacrifice.
However, music became a passion anyway. And more importantly, I wanted my music to glorify God above all else. When I was six years old, I attended church for the first time and heard about Jesus. I knew that I needed Him right away! I felt the Lord’s hand and protection in my life even as a young girl (read a little of my story here). I began writing songs in my journal in the third grade. And by the time I reached my senior year in high school, there was a wide selection to choose from for the recording of my first album, Hallelujah.
After graduating in 2005, I felt the Lord calling me to music ministry. I attended bible college, using money raised from CD sales and concerts to pay for tuition. It was there that I was blessed to meet my best friend, encourager and eventually, husband, Josh Robinson. We were married on June 14, 2008, four months after our Valentine’s Day engagement. We now serve together at Watermark Church in Ashford, Alabama – where Josh is the student pastor and I sing on the worship team. In our spare time, we love to travel and speak/sing for conferences, events and churches. This blog is a place for me to write about all of our little happenings. I hope you’ll read along with us! Check out my booking page for more info!
Just recently, I traveled to Nashville, TN to record a 7-track EP entitled, “New Day.” It is now available for purchase on iTunes and Amazon. You can also order hard copies here.
“I once thought these things were valuable, but now I consider them worthless because of what Christ has done. Yes, everything else is worthless when compared with the infinite value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord.” – Phil 3:7-8