“’No, if we’re going to do this, I think it’s going to be amazing. And I think it’s gonna really help people, and I’m with you guys,’” Tomlin recounted telling the Australian-based worship group.
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“It wasn’t like I was touring with somebody I really don’t know; I’ve known [Jonathon ‘JD’ Douglass] forever. I’ve known Joel for so long, and I know their hearts,” Tomlin explained. “I know their hearts are broken just like everybody else’s. The only difference is they have to live it and get lumped in with all this media stuff, and they have to take the hits on that.”
Tomlin continued, “Everybody goes through hard times, and life is hard, and life throws curves in many different ways…To stand there and say, ‘You know what, in the midst of that I worship you, God.’ I mean, that is the Bible. That’s the Scripture; that’s what we read.”
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Tomlin United takes to the road starting in November. “Always” is available wherever music is sold.
