And, that dream, from when he was thirteen, has come to fruition. It began when, straight out of high school, Jordan fronted a heavy metal band The Current Affair. When that gig was up, he became a worship leader. Then, believing in faith that they were following God’s lead, Jordan and his wife, Jamie, decided to move to Nashville, Tennessee. They had one hurdle: there wasn’t enough money to make it all the way from California to Music City. They were depending on a few performance gigs Jordan had along the route.
He ended up with a spontaneous opportunity to perform for less than thirty people, who bought more than enough merchandise to get them to Nashville. “We sobbed in the car,” Jordan recalls. “For God to show us that He gives us more than we even need…”