This song I wrote in response to Micah 7:8-9, my life verse. I wrote it in 2016 and am just now getting around to posting it. It is an original creation. All rights reserved.

Teach Me How To Pray was written in 2007 by myself, Steve Presser. The song makes references to Luke 11 where the disciples ask Jesus to "teach them" how to pray. Often our most honest prayers come in times of desperation and frustration. This song was a product of wondering in that wilderness. Keep praying everyone. Prayer doesn't necessarily change things, but it will definitely change you. Special thanks to Brian Cox who helped arrange the structure of this song with me and to both he and Bobby Dixon ( who has also recorded this song with permission) for laying the guitar and helping to record this.

This song was written in response to a sermon series my church was in called "Portraits of the Passion". The idea behind the song is to think of a man pondering a framed photo of Christ as he walks the streets of Jerusalem struggling to carry his cross. I hope this song inspires you. Written and performed by myself, Steven Presser, 2015.

I wrote this song to express the the hope and joy experienced in the ancient days of the shepherds and wise men. Naturally, I realized that our journey 2000 years later is still very much the same. We come to see the Lord, bow at His feet, lay ourselves down, and find peace in his coming; whether it be the first or the last. This song was written by, recorded and performed by myself, Steve Presser. All rights are reserved.

I wrote this song in 2015 for my son as I contemplated 1 John 3:1. "See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are." This year he turns 4 on Father's Day. This video is for him.

The Spirit comes to fill God's people and glorify Jesus

Song of comfort and hope