Looking back on Matt Felts career so far, he has come a long way from St. Louis, Missouri. Over the greater part of the last two decades, Matt's artistry has grown to echo off the walls of some of Gospel Music's biggest venues, and vibrate the rafters of countless halls and churches around the world. He has recorded with legends and stars such as Jason Crabb, Larry Gatlin, Darryl Worley, Richard Sterban, Vestal Goodman, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, Issacs, Ben Speer, and more. Matt's career includes time as a member of some of Gospel Music's most renowned groups such as the Dixie Melody Boys, Lesters, and Perfect Heart. His musical journey has allowed him to share the stage with the Gaither Homecoming Choir, the Oak Ridge Boys, Larry Gatlin, and more. For several years, Matt was also a member of the weekly host group for Great American Gospel, a syndicated television show broadcasted to millions around the world. Matt's acclaimed voice and songwriting have garnered him many blessings and honors. He has won numerous awards including Favorite Tenor in Gospel Music, multiple Favorite Group awards, and Song of the Year honors. He has been honored across the nation by Senators, Governors, and Mayors. In 2011, Mayor Francis Slay Of St. Louis, MO declared November 11 as "Matt Felts Day'" in the Gateway city. Later that year, Matt was recognized in a way far beyond the dreams of a kid growing up in the mid-west, as he was inducted into the Christian Music Hall of Fame. In the fall of 2016, Matt stepped out in a new direction, announcing the launch of a solo ministry. "I've been so blessed to sing with some incredible groups over the years but I felt God calling me to share the testimony He has given to me in a new way. This new path allows me the opportunity to share with people the truly incredible things He has done in the life of myself and my family." It has been a journey far above the expectations of any artist. But for Matt, this path has been a reminder that God has a purpose and a plan for each of His children. "