Be The Two
Attitude. Alignment. The Promised Land.
When the spies went into Canaan, ten saw giants. Two saw God. Be The Two is about choosing faith when fear shouts louder, loyalty when culture pulls harder, and vision when the odds stack higher.
These songs punch straight through the soft gospel of convenience. They call men and women to stand apart, risk reputation, and step into the fight with conviction burning. It’s not a pep talk. It’s a battle cry.
And because this album was born from more than riffs and rhymes, the sermon that inspired it is included as a bonus track — with the blessing of Pastor Chris Sonksen.
Release Date: September 2, 2025
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Truth Isn’t Relative
Conversations on Faith, Freedom, and the God Who Judges with Grace
Inspired by the great campus work of Cliffe & Stuart Knechtle
For over forty-five years, Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle have stood on college campuses, fielding the hardest questions from skeptical students. From moral relativism to sexuality, from abortion to forgiveness, their message has been clear: truth isn’t a matter of taste—it’s anchored in the unchanging character of God.
This album captures that same fire. Each song is born from the tension of our age: a world that insists morality is fluid, yet longs for justice, meaning, and grace. You’ll hear echoes of campus debates where Cliffe insisted, “If God doesn’t judge, people don’t matter to Him”, and moments where the cross of Christ emerges as the only answer to our deepest failures.
It’s raw, gritty, and unapologetic—country rock storytelling that names the cultural lies of our day while pointing to the God who both judges evil and forgives sinners. Truth Isn’t Relative is more than an album; it’s an anthem for a generation caught between “my truth” and the Truth who sets us free.
Release Date: September 2, 2025
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Jehovah Jireh. The God who provides.
This album was born from a single sermon by Pastor Jon Erickson — a message that refused to stay inside four walls. Out of Genesis 22, Abraham’s words still echo: “God will provide Himself as the Lamb.”
These songs walk through the story of provision — from rams caught in thickets and manna in the desert, to grace that can’t be earned, to Jesus Christ as the greatest provision of all. Every track is a reminder that God’s hand is steady, His mercy is daily, and His Son is the answer we never could provide for ourselves.
This isn’t just music — it’s testimony. It’s worship that begins with vision, moves in faith, and always returns to the altar.
Jehovah Jireh: God Who Provides is both a declaration and an invitation:
To see His hand in the ordinary.
To trust Him in the impossible.
To worship Him in every provision.
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Signs of the Coming Antichrist
Inspired by a sermon from one of my heroes of the faith (Click Here to view Jack’s sermon)
This album is currently in holy limbo — complete, powerful, and sitting quietly… awaiting the green light from Pastor Jack Hibbs. These songs were drawn straight from his stirring sermon “Signs of the Coming Antichrist,” a message that doesn’t just warn — it equips.
Once permission is granted, this record will drop like prophecy into the modern age — bold, urgent, and drenched in biblical truth. Until then, consider this page the Upper Room… waiting on fire.
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Jehovah Rapha — The God Who Heals
This isn’t soft-focus worship. Jehovah Rapha is healing with teeth — songs born from scars, sung in faith, and anchored in the name that means “The Lord Who Heals.” Every track walks the line between brokenness and restoration, carrying both the ache and the answer. From whispered prayers to full-throttle cries, this album declares healing as more than a hope — it’s a promise.
Marking MeyVyn’s first step into country, these songs ride on raw storytelling — a genre chosen by Pastor Andy himself — where grit meets grace and healing sounds like hope.
Inspired by a sermon from, and released with the blessing of, Pastor Andy Hagemann.
Released August 22, 2025
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💃 Roxanne’s Airshow
This one’s not for charts or critics — it’s for her.
Roxanne’s Airshow is a front-row seat to the wonder of a woman who lives out loud, loves without apology, and walks through storms like they’re part of the performance. These songs are layered with inside jokes, late-night memories, and the kind of devotion that only gets stronger at 30,000 feet.
It’s personal. It’s playful. It’s praise in the form of poetry — and yeah, it’s private. But if you catch the melody drifting your way, you’re welcome to listen in.
METACOSM
One Book. One Author. One Story.
History isn’t chaos. It’s design.
From the coffin in Egypt to the Bride of the King, every page of Scripture carries a pattern — whispers of a greater story echoing through time. METACOSM isn’t just an album; it’s a cosmic unveiling of the Bible’s hidden architecture.
Each song follows the prophetic arc embedded in the very order of the books: creation ruined, redemption promised, kingdoms rising and fracturing, until the final revelation of one Author writing one story from eternity to eternity.
With anthems that thunder like judgment, ballads that ache like wilderness wandering, and crescendos that break open into eternal joy, METACOSM is a soundtrack of divine order breaking through human chaos.
Inspired by the book METACOSM by Dustin Blystone, this album is MeyVyn’s boldest statement yet:
Not chaos… not chance… but METACOSM.
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Wall Tattoos
Every wall tells a story—some with cracks, some with paint, some with scars. Wall Tattoos is an album etched with the sayings, quotes, and unshakable truths that mark a life of faith under fire. These aren’t neat little decorations—they’re reminders carved into the plaster of our souls.
Each track is a phrase turned into a fight song, a proverb that bleeds into melody, a truth you can’t sand off no matter how many coats of doubt get rolled over it. Words that stay. Words that sting. Words that heal.
The sound leans raw and reflective, weaving gritty guitars and stripped-back rhythms with lyrics that hit like graffiti on the heart. Wall Tattoos is the soundtrack of scars and survival—inked not with ink, but with conviction.
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Under the Fig Tree
From the shoreline of Galilee to the fig tree where Nathanael was seen, Under the Fig Tree traces the moments when ordinary men and women were called to follow Jesus. These 14 songs move through the Gospel stories of Peter, Matthew, Mary Magdalene, Thomas, and more — capturing the weight, wonder, and cost of discipleship.
Each track is a doorway into the call of Christ: from nets dropped on the beach, to tables left behind, to broken hearts restored at the sound of His voice. The album closes by turning the question to you: How is Jesus calling you?
With raw folk-rock ballads, triumphant anthems, and intimate worship moments, MeyVyn invites listeners to step into the story of every disciple — because the same voice that called them is still calling today.