Tim Timmons

Tim Timmons is an American singer, songwriter, and worship leader born on February 9, 1976. His music and ministry have been deeply shaped by his personal journey, including being diagnosed with incurable cancer in 2001 and given a five-year prognosis. This experience has influenced his songwriting, which is often described as "prayers set to music," focusing on God's presence through life's struggles. Timmons spent 15 years serving as a worship leader in Orange County, California, before transitioning to full-time touring and ministry. He is the founder of 10,000 MINUTES, a nonprofit organization and podcast that encourages people to practice their faith outside of Sunday church services. He is based in Nashville, Tennessee, where he lives with his wife, Hilary, and their four children. His discography includes the albums *Cast My Cares* (2013), *Awake Our Souls* (2015), and *HERE* (2021), as well as singles such as "You Never Let Go" (2020) and "Roar" (2021). His catalog also includes songs like "Everywhere I Go," "Fighting For Me," and "Never Runs Out." His debut album, *Cast My Cares*, reached No. 21 on the Billboard Christian Songs chart. Timmons also co-wrote the Grammy-nominated song "Even If" for MercyMe.