Description

Their exquisite harmonies are as flawlessly delivered and classic as The Lettermen, as unique and visionary as the Beach Boys. The Kingdom Heirs' onstage demeanor and down-home manner appeals and attracts people, much as the Oak Ridge Boys do and the famous Statler Brothers once did.

• I’m Not Worried About Forever. An uptempo song about Heaven, co-written by Dianne Wilkinson and Jerry Salley, kicks the project off into high gear.
• Tell Me Why. A straight-ahead kickin’ quartet song - the project’s first radio single.
• I’m a Brand New Man. Jeff Chapman tells the story of Zaccheus with a voice as low as Zaccheus was short . . . bass-led beauty based on Zaccheus and the change Jesus made in the man.
• If You Give the Devil an Inch. Ageless truth wrapped in a big-band satchel.
• Heaven Is My Goal. A new convention song featuring new tenor Jerry Martin.
• It’s Real. A toe-tapping convention-style song penned by Squire Parsons
• When Heaven’s Gates Swing Open Wide. Start flipping through your red-backed hymnal . . . on what page was this one, again? Well, actually, it’s not there. But Jerry Martin’s deft touch gives this brand-new convention song an authentically classic feel.
• I’m Gonna Hit the Ground Running. A song so inspiring that it wouldn’t be hard to imagine it playing at the Pearly Gates.
• No Bones About It. A song about the resurrection, co-written by drummer Dennis Murphy.
• Where’s John. Haunting, left-behind theme that provides serious truth and provokes serious thought. Written from the viewpoint of someone who got left behind after the Rapture.
• Just Preach Jesus. The old preacher puts it straight up in this straight-ahead number that will remind you why you like quartet music in the first place.
• We Will Stand Our Ground. This power ballad challenges Christians to stand for Gospel truth.