Jordan St. Cyr's "Gratitude" is His Song of Surrender
BEC Recordings' singer and songwriter Jordan St. Cyr drops a brand new single "Gratitude" today. The single follows off his hugely successful song "Weary Traveller," both of which are taken from St. Cyr's forthcoming full-length album, coming out on March 4.
"Gratitude has always been something I've struggled with," St. Cyr shares. "This song is my attempt every morning to lead my heart with the lyric `Before my feet hit the floor, let my knees hit the ground.' May it be my song of surrender and a reminder that it's not my will but God's."
With the upcoming release of his album, St. Cyr shares, "My prayer for this album is that these songs would bring comfort and joy to those who hear them. It is also my prayer that listeners would be more hopeful and open to the depths of God's love for them knowing that their circumstances are not a reflection of how God feels about them, rather that their circumstances would reveal the closeness and nearness of the Holy Spirit."
St. Cyr recently wrapped his tour with Anne Wilson and is now readying for Jeremy Camp's "I Still Believe Tour," which kicks off next month. Concertgoers will get to hear "Fires," "Weary Traveler," "Grateful," and more songs and stories live. Visit his tour page for more information.
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