Our Story

Frontline Company did not begin with a business plan.

It began with redemption.

Long before Frontline existed, music was a painful part of my life. Before I met my husband, Matt, music had become intertwined with unhealthy relationships and brokenness. What God had intended as a beautiful gift had become a source of hurt, and eventually I walked away from music completely. For a season, I wanted nothing to do with it.

Then God began writing a new story.

After Matt and I were married, we entered a season marked by infertility and heartbreaking pregnancy loss. We longed to become parents, but month after month our prayers seemed unanswered. We experienced multiple miscarriages, including the devastating loss of a baby near the second trimester. It was a season filled with grief, questions, and complete dependence on God.

Somewhere in the middle of that pain, God gently brought music back into my life.

Not through performance or entertainment, but through worship.

While I worked each day, I listened only to Christian worship music. Without planning it, those songs became my prayers. Many days I found myself crying, worshipping, and pouring my heart out to the Lord while I worked. Worship wasn't something I scheduled—it became the natural response of a heart desperately seeking God.

At the time, we thought we were simply surviving.

We had no idea God was preparing us for a future ministry.

Then, seven years later, the Lord revealed something that forever changed the way we understood our story.

He brought us to 2 Chronicles 20:22:

"Now when they began to sing and to praise, the Lord set ambushes against the people... and they were defeated."

In that moment, it was as though God whispered, "This is what I was teaching you."

We realized we had already been living that Scripture for seven years before we even knew it was there.

During one of the darkest seasons of our lives, God had been teaching us that worship is far more than music. Worship is an act of faith in the middle of the battle. Victory doesn't always come before worship. Sometimes worship comes first.

God was teaching us that when we worship Him, we place our trust in the One who goes before us. The Lord fights our battles, overcomes our enemies, and accomplishes what we never could through our own strength.

As we continued studying Scripture, the Lord deepened that understanding. Satan is called "the prince of the power of the air" (Ephesians 2:2). Scripture tells us that our battle is spiritual, that the battlefield often begins in the mind, and that life and death are in the power of the tongue. We became convinced that worship proclaims the truth of God's Word, renews our minds, fixes our hearts on Christ, and declares His victory in the midst of spiritual battle.

Worship is not simply singing songs.

It is spiritual warfare.

That revelation became the foundation of Frontline Company.

There was one more piece of the story that we didn't fully understand until years later.

When our daughter Abigail was about ten months old, our family needed additional income. I wasn't trying to build a music school or start a ministry. I was simply looking for a way to help provide for our family.

The local community center in Hagerman graciously allowed me to use one of their rooms to teach voice lessons. Between lessons, I would care for Abby, often teaching around her nursing schedule and trusting God to provide.

Then something unexpected began to happen.

My first student was a worship leader.

Soon after, a pastor's wife and her children began taking lessons with me.

Before long, the rest of their church's worship team from Roswell started making the drive to Hagerman each week for voice lessons as well. As Abby grew older, that same church invited me to come teach there instead.

At the time, each opportunity simply felt like another door God had opened.

Looking back now, I can see that He was leaving a trail of confirmation.

Long before Frontline Company had a name, long before we understood our calling, God was quietly directing our path toward His Church. He wasn't just providing for our family's needs—He was preparing us for the ministry He had already planned.

As we reflect on the years since, we can see countless moments like these. Time and again, God has faithfully directed our steps, confirmed His calling, and provided exactly what we needed at exactly the right time. There are far more stories than we could ever fit into these pages, each one reminding us that Frontline Company has always been His work, not ours.

Looking back today, we are overwhelmed by God's redemption.

The Lord restored music to my life—not for my own enjoyment alone, but as a calling to serve His Kingdom.

He gave me a husband who loves Jesus, serves faithfully beside me, and shares the same passion for raising up worshippers.

He blessed us with two precious children, Abigail and Jacob, after years of waiting and trusting Him.

Then He did something we never could have imagined.

Instead of entrusting us with only the children we prayed so desperately for, God entrusted us with the opportunity to influence thousands of children, teenagers, and adults for His Kingdom through music, creativity, and worship.

The children we lost will always hold a special place in our hearts, and we look forward to the day we will meet them in the presence of Christ. Yet in His incredible grace, God expanded our family beyond anything we imagined. Every student who walks through our doors is another life we have the privilege of loving, encouraging, discipling, and pointing toward Jesus.

What the enemy intended for sorrow, God redeemed into purpose.

What once brought pain now brings hope.

What once caused me to walk away from music has become the very ministry God uses every day.

That is why Frontline Company exists.

We are not simply teaching music lessons.

We are raising worshippers who happen to play instruments.

Our desire has never been to build a successful music school. Our desire has always been to strengthen the local church by equipping the next generation of worshippers, musicians, vocalists, sound engineers, and creative servants who will faithfully use their gifts for God's glory.

Everything we do—from our classrooms to our recitals, from our devotionals to our curriculum—flows from one simple conviction:

Worship changes lives.

We know, because worship changed ours.

And it is one of the greatest privileges of our lives to help raise the next generation of worshippers who will stand on the frontlines for Christ.