Singer/Songwriter Allan Scott Releases 'Run To You 2.0' Single
Singer and songwriter Allan Scott has just released his single 'Run To You 2.0'. The original version of the song featured on his latest EP 'Run to You', which debuted at #7 on the iTunes Christian & Gospel charts following its release last year.
"Sometimes we don't feel lovable or valuable", admits Allan. "Why would God want me? Doesn't He see who I am or what I've done? "Run to You 2.0" is a song about how God aggressively pursues us, even when we don't deserve it. Even when we have nothing to offer Him. He aggressively pursued me when I was not seeking Him. It was not because of my goodness or because of anything that I was doing. After all, I was a drug addict running as far as I could from Him. But He was good to me and saved me.
In the story of the prodigal son, we see a father who ran out to meet his returning son, despite the son's actions. The father's heart was aggressively for him, even in that son's lowest place. In the same way, God's heart is always for us. He always pursues us. Even when we are not "winning". And because we know that He is for us even in those low times, we can have the confidence to come to Him boldly in our time of need! It is my hope that this song helps you experience the love of Jesus in a new way."
Former drug addict, dropout, thief and loser Allan Scott found hope in his jail cell, calling on God to heal the broken pieces of his life. Sixteen years later, this redeemed singer, songwriter and worship leader shares his experience at worship services and conferences across the country.
Allan’s music and testimony of God’s redeeming grace has been featured nationally and internationally on programs like TBN’s “Praise the Lordâ€, CBN’s “The 700 Clubâ€, “Worship with Andy Chrisman†and “Focus on the Familyâ€. Allan has shared the stage with Citizen Way, JJ Weeks Band, 7eventh Time Down, Paul Baloche, Kari Jobe, David Crowder, Big Daddy Weave, Jason Crabb, John Waller, Plumb, Anthem Lights, Abandon and 7eventh Time Down.
