KJ Scriven decided to do a special project to give a voice to today’s society and the state of the world, which was heavy on his heart(Below is his overview). He’s partnered with Samaritans Feet (www.samaritansfeet.org), which is a non-profit organization dedicated to changing lives through shoe distributions around the world, so a portion of the proceeds will go towards to the organization.
The EP is scheduled to release Tuesday, February 10, 2015.
OVERVIEW
“In a world full of turmoil, world hunger, racial conflict, human sex trafficking, violence, etc., people tend to ask the questions “Where is GOD is all of this?” So basically I respond with this EP to say that WE in fact are the Hands and Feet of Christ on Earth.
The other main point is my reflection on Amos 5:23-24(ESV) where GOD says:
23 Take away from me the noise of your songs; to the melody of your harps.
I will not listen.
24 But let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an
ever-flowing stream.
So worship is not just something we do in Church on Sundays BUT is actually what JESUS instructed us to do. In Luke 10:27, And he answered,
“You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your
soul and with all your strength and with all your mind, and your neighbor
as yourself.”
About:
Hailing from North Carolina, K.J. Scriven strong but sincere message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ demonstrates that he uses all of his heart, soul, and his guitar to invoke worship and righteous living to all generations. Not only is K.J. an artist, but an incredible song writer, as it shines through in his music. KJ is a Grammy-award winning songwriter, which he has 3 song placements on national recording artist projects:
“Open Up The Heavens” on Shekinah Glory’s “Surrender” album
“Love Came Down” on James Fortune’s Christmas project “Grace Gift”
“What Can I Do” on Tye Tribbett’s “Greater Than” album, which he also was lead singer.
K.J. believes that, “music is a tool that prepares the ground of people’s hearts so that eventually a seed of truth can be planted. But a prepared ground with no seed planted yields no fruit. So music with without ministry is unproductive and pointless.”
