Page 186 of the unfolding is the story of Naomi Rain.

The Lord said, if you can't sing it here in this church with 30 people, it can't ever go to the stadiums.

It can't ever go to the nations.

What you steward now and what you do now, where I have you, if you can't do it right here now, I can't do it then.

God's story has been unfolding.

Since the beginning of time.

He invites you to be a part of it.

Another page in the unfolding.

Yeah. Another page in the unfolding. Hi, this is Meredith Foster.

Naomi Rain has been singing about God since she was two years old

and writing songs since she was about

seven. Her parents were worship leaders, so she literally grew up going to rehearsals,

hearing powerful worship music. Even before she was born, there was a word spoken over her

parents that their children would bless the earth. That word combined with a stirring in Naomi, it gave her the

sense that God was going to use her songs to reach the nations. But for many years, her songs,

just like her relationship with God, they were being cultivated in the small, quiet places.

Today, Naomi's voice reaches around the world as a part of Maverick City music.

Songs like Jira, Promises, and Story I'll Tell have become anthems for worshippers around the globe.

I was raised in a God-fearing household, and I always like to say that my parents were real Christians. They weren't one way in church

and then another way at home. We lived a godly life. And they raised us up in the word. We prayed.

We had Bible studies during dinner after dinner. It was just, I don't want to say nonstop. I always say, too, I grew up in rehearsal because my parents were singers. And so, you know, we just always were in church and singing songs and learning songs and around God's people in his house, that was life for me.

Were your parents on staff at a church?

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