"One goal is to show a positive parent/child relationship, and hopefully be a role model for fathers and their sons or parents and their children," Aaron adds. "We have taken to heart the last prophetic word of the Old Testament where it says in Malachi 4:6 that 'The fathers' hearts would be turned to their children and the children's' hearts to their fathers, lest I smite them with a curse.' Every social problem that we face today can be traced back to a dysfunctional family life. We [want to address] these problems not only through our songs but by simply being who we are."
Jeoffrey has long been respected for having one of Christian music's most focused and fruitful ministries. A native of Ft. Wayne, Indiana he has actively toured and recorded for years, garnering a reputation as one of the industry's most accomplished singer/songwriters, known for such powerful songs as "Let the Church Rise," and "A Man of God." (He also co-wrote Phillips, Craig & Dean's recent number one hit "The Concert of the Age.")
Aaron, who had left his mark as a National Merit Scholar and All-State Basketball player in high school, decided to pursue a college degree before getting involved in music on a professional level. While finishing up his studies at Belmont University in Nashville, TN, on a soccer, music, and academic scholarship, Aaron continued to write music and practice his vocal skills.
When Aaron expressed an interest in following his father's footsteps Jeoffrey was impressed by his son's motivation. "I am really proud of him because he didn't say we can do a record or we're going to travel, etc." Jeoffrey relates. "He said, 'I am really convinced that God can use us to touch people's lives,' and I said to him, 'that's the call of God'."
Father and son went into the studio and started working on their 1994 debut album... the result is a collection of songs that are both scripturally based and songs of growth from personal experience. "Jesus died for people, and people are what matter most to Him," Aaron says. "We get our fulfillment out of sharing the person of Christ."
Jeoffrey echoes his son's sentiments. "It is extremely exciting to see the healing that the ministry has brought to people. That is the sole reason why we do what we do. The records are a fringe benefit, but to see people affected and lives changed--that's the bottom line."
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