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'Bigger Story' Album by Cade Thompson |
For contemporary Christian artist Cade Thompson, music is a means to share a message he believes is universal: hope and redemption are always within reach. His song "Never Too Late," a key track from his 2021 debut album "Bigger Story," aims to encapsulate that core belief.
Released under Red Street Records, "Bigger Story" marked Thompson's entry into the CCM scene. He articulated a clear vision for the project, framing it as an answer to a personal challenge: "How would I explain the Gospel to someone who might not have ever heard of Jesus?" Thompson stated, adding, "Each song on this album has a truth that reminds us we are all a part of a bigger story... My hope for this album is that it inspires each listener to truly walk in a relationship with Jesus."
"Never Too Late," the second track on the album, directly tackles themes of divine grace and forgiveness. Produced by Matt Armstrong, Bryan Fowler, Micah Kuiper, and AJ Pruis, the song emphasizes that past mistakes don't preclude future acceptance.
The lyrics drive this point home, particularly in the chorus: "Cause it’s never too late, never too late / Never too late for grace / Oh, no matter how far, no matter how hard... I can see that Your love’s been chasing me down."
The song further explores the theological concept of grace as an unearned gift in its bridge: "Nothing I could ever do to earn it / Nothing I could give You to deserve it / That’s why it’s called grace."
For Thompson, the song and the album serve as musical narratives intended to illustrate how personal struggles can be reframed through faith. "Never Too Late" continues to resonate with listeners seeking messages of hope and second chances within the contemporary Christian music scene.
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