On May 3, 2023, my dad passed away from his battle with esophageal cancer. He was a man of faith and was committed to God and Jesus. He taught Sunday School and served on various committees at the churches he attended.

He played four sports in high school: football, basketball, baseball, and track. His favorite was baseball, which he also played in college. He was always very healthy and athletic.

He loved playing golf. He lived until he was 90. He was still riding roller coasters at age 85!

However, it was hard to see him suffer the way he did. But he was not scared of dying. He was not thrilled with being sick, but he knew where he was going when he died. His faith in Christ helped sustain him through this time.

The song "He Will Come to You" is written from the perspective that God will comfort us during our darkest times. The themes of the song include the astounding nature of His love, the comfort found under His wings, and the rest that Jesus offers to our souls.

I was able to play the song for him several times before he passed away. He loved the song so much that he asked me to sing it at his funeral. It was very hard singing the song. But I was able to get through it.

This song has now become my theme song for the concerts I present. And when I tell the story of how the song came about, people relate to it even more.

I hope you like the song and that God encourages you through the lyrics and music.

Thank you for listening, Keith Thank you to the following people who made this song possible.

Paul Gibbs and Nate Miller: Recording and production engineers from NoteSpire Music, York, Pennsylvania.

An anonymous donor donated the funds to record the studio version of the single He Will Come to You.

Musicians on the studio version of He Will Come to You:

Paul Gibbs: electric guitar, piano, and background vocals.

Matthew McGuigin: bass guitar.

Roger Starliper: drums

Pauline Williams: background vocals and the vocal arranger.

Jennifer Vallari: background vocals

William Troy Fisher: background vocals

Nate Miller: background vocals.

Keith Andrew Grim: lead vocals and acoustic guitar.

My Journey tells the story of hearing God’s call as a young man and waiting 35½ years to see that calling come to life. The song is featured in the Christian independent short film Origami (February 2026), filmed near Hanover, Pennsylvania. I’m grateful to filmmaker Teryl Cartwright for giving the song a place in her story.

For more about the heart behind the song and the lyrics, see the info link below.