Mr. Weaverface Releases New Rock Single 'Writing On The Wall'
Christian rock artist Mr. Weaverface is releasing his powerful new single "Writing on the Wall" today, delivering a bold and timely message rooted in Scripture and driven by hard-hitting rock energy. The release follows continued momentum at radio, where "O God, Help Me" and "Throne" were both named among Christian Music Weekly's Top 100 Rock Songs of 2025, ranking at #22 and #56, respectively.
Inspired by Daniel chapter 5, "Writing on the Wall" revisits the story of the king of Babylon, who mocked God and celebrated his own power–unaware that judgment was moments away. Mr. Weaverface translates that ancient moment into a modern warning, reminding listeners that indulgence and self-satisfaction can blind us to what truly matters. With driving guitars and a clear spiritual message, the song challenges listeners to examine the state of their hearts, recognize that choices carry weight, and remember that mocking God is a path no one should take.
Known for blending '90s alternative rock influences with faith-forward storytelling, Mr. Weaverface writes music that reflects his personal testimony of Jesus' deliverance and transformation. His songs combine raw, hard-hitting rock with the hope and freedom found in Christ, offering encouragement to those facing spiritual battles. Since 2022, he has shared the stage with artists including Skillet, Crowder, Colton Dixon, and Ben Fuller, and has performed at major Christian festivals such as SoulFest, Agape Festival, and Ichthus.
Mr. Weaverface's breakthrough single "Above All Names" spent 26 weeks on the Christian Music Weekly Rock Chart, peaking at #6 and earning a Rock Song of the Year nomination from the We Love Christian Music Awards. His follow-up single "O God, Help Me" charted for 34 weeks and was featured in the Christian anime series Stand Firm: A Light in the Shadows, helping introduce his music to new audiences. Outside of music, Mr. Weaverface serves as a worship leader at his church and practices full-time optometry in Pennsylvania, where he lives with his wife and two daughters.
