Seek Yahuah

After Praise YAHUAH, my desire to know YAHUAH only grew stronger. Discovering His Name was not enough for me. I wanted to know His character, His ways, and the truth of His Word more deeply. What had begun as curiosity became a genuine hunger to seek Him with greater reverence.

Long before these songs were written—even before Praise YAHUAH—YAHUAH had been dealing with my heart about two things: His Name and the importance of learning from a proper teacher. During that season, I came across Promote the Truth. It was not a large ministry, and many people dismissed it or even accused its teacher of being a fraud. Yet despite what others said, something about the ministry continually drew me back to Scripture and challenged me to search for myself.

That season taught me an important lesson: truth is not determined by popularity. It is discovered by seeking YAHUAH.

As I continued learning, my hunger only increased. Questions I had carried since my childhood began to surface. I revisited many of the things I had accepted while growing up in church and realized that some of what I had been taught did not align with what I was now finding in Scripture. Instead of becoming discouraged, those discoveries compelled me to search even deeper.

As my understanding grew, so did the music.

More songs came. More lyrics poured out. Every question became another invitation to seek YAHUAH more earnestly.

Seek YAHUAH became more than the title of an album. It became the posture of my life—a call to pursue Him with humility, reverence, and a willingness to be corrected by His Word.

During that journey, I discovered another beautiful aspect of YAHUAH's character that I had never fully appreciated before:

YAHUAH is a Teacher.

He does not merely give information. He patiently forms understanding. He leads, corrects, reveals, and transforms those who are willing to seek Him.

This collection is the testimony of that season—a season in which seeking YAHUAH became less about finding answers and more about coming to know the One who was teaching me all along.