SINGER · SONGWRITER · WORSHIP LEADER · MENTOR

Sing what is true.
Live what matters.

I’m Todd Lilley. I believe music can quiet the noise, turn our attention back to God, and give words to the things that matter most — faith, family, work, hope, and the life we’re passing on.

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01 THE STORY

As an introvert, music has never been about the spotlight.

The songs usually begin simply — an honest lyric, a melody, a voice, maybe an acoustic guitar. I may share them that way, but I hear them growing into something larger: full-band arrangements, dynamics, texture, and a finished studio sound.

Worship, songwriting, mentoring, family, and ordinary hard work have all shaped the way I see the world. I’m less interested in building a platform than in being useful: helping people worship with sincerity, helping leaders stay grounded, and passing on what is worth keeping.

“The goal is staying connected and being present enough to receive God’s direction.”
02 MUSIC & MINISTRY

Providing voice to truth, worship, sorrow, gratitude, and hope.

Music opens doors that ordinary conversations sometimes can’t. These are the spaces where the Spirit moves.

SONGS & STORIES

Hear the finished songs — and the ones still becoming.

Released tracks, raw GarageBand demos, acoustic sketches, alternate versions, and the stories behind them.

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01

WORSHIP

Worship Leading

Leading with simplicity and intention — helping people sing, listen, and keep the focus on God rather than the person on the platform.
02

SONGS

Singer & Songwriter

Songs shaped by faith, life, questions, gratitude, struggle, and hope — often beginning simply, then growing into full arrangements and finished recordings.
03

MENTORING

Encouraging Leaders

Walking alongside worship leaders and others who want to grow in confidence, humility, musicianship, clarity, and a healthy understanding of what leadership is for.
04

LIFE

Faith, Family & the Long View

Conversations about responsibility, family, hard work, stewardship, practical wisdom, and becoming the kind of person who leaves something worthwhile behind.
03 WHAT I KEEP COMING BACK TO

A few things I keep coming back to.

Faith should shape everyday life.

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What we sow matters.

Small choices become habits, habits become character, and character becomes a life. I want to keep sowing toward the things of the Spirit — even though the results take time.

02

Family is a legacy, not a side project.

“A good man leaveth an inheritance to his children’s children...” — Proverbs 13:22. The inheritance I care about most is faith, wisdom, character, and the ability to stand on your own feet while knowing where your help comes from.

03

Hard work is good for us.

Diligence, competence, provision, and learning to do useful things with your own hands build more than a livelihood. They build a person. Proverbs repeatedly honors that kind of steady, skillful work.

04

Pass it on.

A song, a skill, a lesson, a mistake, a bit of hard-earned wisdom — whatever good we’ve been given becomes more valuable when we help the next person carry it farther.

04 FAITH IN ACTION

Prayer listens. Love moves.

Sometimes the answer
has hands.

Prayer matters. Deeply.

But sometimes someone tells us what they’re carrying, and our first response is, “I’ll pray for you,” when what they really need is a ride to the airport, a meal on the porch, a Saturday morning with a toolbox, or somebody willing to sit with them awhile.

Maybe the prayer and the answer aren’t always separate things.

Sometimes God invites us to pray. And sometimes, while we’re praying, He nudges us to get up and do something.

Faith listens for both.

“Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.” — Galatians 6:2 · KJV

“For he that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting.”

Galatians 6:8 · KJV

WORSHIP · MUSIC · MENTORING

Let’s make room for
something meaningful.

If you’re looking for a worship leader, want to connect around music or mentoring, or simply have a good conversation about faith and the things that last, I’d be glad to hear from you.

No complicated booking process. Send a note and tell me what you have in mind.

Prefer email? Write Todd directly