Worship Isn't A Weapon…. It's THE Weapon
Frontline
Founded on 2 Chronicles 2: 20-30.
Israel did not win by strategy or sword, they won by song. Their victory began with worship instead of weapons. King Jehoshaphat faced unified enemies in the tribes of Moabites, Ammonites, and Meunites. Instead of panicking against the overwhelming odds, Jehoshaphat called for praise. Instead of retreating, they rejoiced. This is not your typical military campaign, it is a spiritual conquest led by singers, not soldiers. And the results? They were nothing short of amazing! God caused confusion, destroyed the enemy, and left behind for the Isrealites more spoils than they could carry. The battle belonged to the Lord, and the victory came through praise.
Today’s believers face battles in other ways, such as stress, sickness, anxiety, and economic uncertainty. The temptation is to fight with human strength, however the Word says to praise. Praise is not passive, it is a mighty weapon. Just as the Israelites praised before the battle, today’s believer must praise before the breakthrough. Too many wait to sing until they see victory. However the victory starts with praise and worship. When you face a problem too big to handle, stand still and lift your voice. Praise confuses the enemy, praise invites divine ambush. And when God fights, the result is not survival, it is spoils.
Frontline's mission is to praise; praise as individuals, as a group, and with you in revivals and concerts. Come worship with us soon!
T.J. Evans
Lead
There's a reason T.J. Evans is called LOU (Lead Singer of the Universe) by his friends and colleagues in Frontline; his vocal ability is one of the reasons for the group's unique sound. T.J. is a loyal, fantastic singer and friend, and his passion for sharing the Gospel through music is evident in everything he does.
A true family man, he deeply loves his wife Rebecca and two sons, and his commitment to both family and faith shines through in his music.
Nathan Terry
Baritone
Nathan Terry brings a powerful baritone voice to Frontline, adding depth and warmth to the group’s sound.
Hailing from the beautiful state of Missouri, Nathan’s vocal talents have long impressed audiences in his local community. For over 20 years, he led music at his home church, where he still attends as a member. Now, Nathan answers the call to share his gift on a larger scale with Frontline, helping take the message of hope and faith around the world.
When not on the road, Nathan enjoys spending time with his wife of over 31 years Mandy and their two sons and five grandchildren.
Thomas Nalley
Tenor
Thomas Nalley is an acclaimed Southern Gospel tenor vocalist renowned for his clear, powerful range and heartfelt, inspiring testimony on stage. A native of Hendersonville, North Carolina, Nalley discovered his passion for vocal harmony during high school, which ultimately launched a distinguished career singing with some of the most historic and award-winning names in the Southern Gospel industry.
Nalley first captured national attention as the tenor for the LeFevre Quartet, before stepping into a major spotlight in 2015 when he joined the legendary, multi-award-winning Gold City Quartet. In October 2022, he brought his master ballad-singing abilities to the iconic Kingsmen Quartet, a premier male quartet with a seven-decade legacy. During his tenure with The Kingsmen, Nalley reached a career milestone by securing his first #1 hit radio single with the powerhouse track, "Unstoppable God".
Driven by a deep calling to ministry and a love for connecting with audiences, Nalley has spent over a decade traveling the road and sharing the gospel through music. Off the stage, he is an entrepreneur and the founder of Highnote Customs a custom apparel and woodwork company. Thomas is devoted to his family, sharing his life and ministry with his wife of over 25 years, Sarah, and their two children.
Chris Freund
Keyboard
Born in Neosho, Missouri, music has always been a big part in Chris Freund’s life. Growing up in a musical family, Chris’ talent became obvious when he began playing the melody of the Oak Ridge Boys’ “Elvira” on the piano at age three.
While attending the Neosho Intermediate School as a child, Chris learned to play both trombone and tuba and performed his first song with his father in church at the age of eight. He credits his band instructor, Mr. James Kelso, as one of the most influential people in his life.
In addition to being a talented musician, Chris also has a passion for songwriting. He has had three songs recorded by three gospel groups; “Set Me Free” (The Halls), “Live a Little More Like Jesus” (The Signature Quartet & New Road) and “He’s Coming Back for Me” (The Halls, The Signature Quartet, and New Road).
Chris spent seven years in Nashville with his and other bands and also spent two seasons in Branson the lead vocalist and piano player for the Missouri Hayride.
Chris now resides in Coffeyville, Kansas, with his wife Rachel and two fur babies Jareth and Sweet Pea.