Your Grace Is Greater

When I set out to write Your Grace Is Greater in 2019, I could not imagine the journey that would follow. Over the course of this project, a lot has changed for me: I made the difficult decision to leave a job and a church family; I lost three homes and two grandparents; I helped lead my new church through a pandemic, political turmoil, riots and racial tensions; I walked with family, friends, and students through their own times of sorrow and uncertainty. In short, this album was born out of pain and prayer. It represents a season of crying out for God's provision and clinging tightly to God's promises. But more importantly, it represents a season of trusting my good Shepherd and following His lead. It is a testament to the grace of God that proved greater than all my sin, all my weakness, all my longings, and all my grief. All I have needed, His hand has provided. In this challenging season, perhaps more than ever before, I have tasted and seen that the Lord is good—SO good and faithful! His mercies have indeed been new every morning. I pray this album will encourage you and give you strength—that it will remind you of the steadfast hope we have in Jesus. These songs were made for singing, written with the voice of the church in mind. You are welcome to use them any time, and free resources are available upon request. Proceeds for the album help support missions and Bible translation through International Mission Board and Wycliffe Bible Translators. Thank you for listening! Glory to the Lord, Marty Clark

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