The GRAMMY®-winning tenor is a full-time pastor, yet he still finds time to record spirited collections of contemporary Christian music. This son of a minister was already singing in his father's Oklahoma church by the time he was four years old. Years later—after brief stint as a high school history teacher—he joined the ministry, and then, in 2002, released his gospel/funk debut, I Need You Now, which went gold. His albums have since sold millions, and he's penned tunes for Christian artists like Marvin Sapp and Dottie Peoples, making him one of the genre's modern-day superstars.