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Hip-hop beats interlace with acoustic rhythms, Sammy Ward hits a fresh new sound that will encourage yet challenge your spirit. This EP contains songs written and co-written by Sammy that reveals his 80s roots and love for pop/rock music. His catchy melodies and lyrics will not only draw you into knowing God more, but will also leave you trying not to dance in public while his tunes linger in your head!

These songs are designed to help churches and families encourage kids to think about what is true in everyday life. This is a varied collection of songs. Some reflect scriptural principles, some inspire us to worship, and some give us a reason to celebrate. But they all remind us to build on what’s important, so we can keep “Living Inside Out” every day!

One Big Gulp CD – Worship Music for Preschoolers

As our team sat around the table and dreamed about this CD, we had really BIG expectations. The music needed to grab preschoolers’ attention. The words needed to have content. Their bodies needed to be totally engaged. We needed songs that could become the soundtrack of a preschooler’s life.

As parents and church leaders, we have to make the most of every opportunity to create a foundation for our preschoolers’ faith. This foundation consists of three very important spiritual building blocks. We want every preschooler to know that God made them, God loves them, and Jesus wants to be their friend forever.

"It is an obvious fact that parents and children see life differently. Parents and children often assume that the way they view and experience the world is the only way to see and experience the world. This presents a series of relational challenges on its own, but even more important for the parent to consider is that, irregardless of how they see the life and world of their kid, the way the child sees their life and world, in all aspects--relational, social, ethical--is what matters most as they grow up. It is your child's perspective of their own world that ultimately has the greatest influence over them as they grow up. Even in homes where parents work hard to try and understand their children, today's teenagers believe that life is hard, antagonistic, and dismissively impersonal. According to our research, by the time they reach high school, kids feel an almost overwhelming sense of isolation and loneliness. Even the brightest and best kids revealed to our team how damaged they feel under the pressure of what they see as constant evaluation and critique. This feeling fosters a profound insecurity in nearly every adolescent, an inner disquiet that few can verbally pin down but all seem to experience. In order to parent well in today's image- and performance-driven society, where everything from body contour to SAT scores is scrutinized and put down, it is vitally important to recognize that the inside of your adolescent child is a stew of conflicting thoughts and emotions."