William J Evans Music

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William J Evans Music Hi, I’m William J. Evans, and I create music with one purpose: to glorify God and bring His Word to life. I also use AI as part of my creative toolbox.

I compose Scripture-based songs across a wide range of themes—from Psalms and the teachings of Jesus to the Ten Commandments and the days of creation. Whether the music leans into cinematic soundscapes, traditional Middle Eastern textures, or a more rock-driven approach, it’s all designed to draw attention to the beauty and truth of God’s Word. I’ve been surrounded by music since I was young—singing in choirs at age 8, learning piano at 10, and guitar at 15. I’ve played in bands, served as a backup guitarist in the studio, and now use that background to create original music that points listeners to Christ. I believe it’s like the introduction of MIDI decades ago—controversial at first, but ultimately just a new way to explore artistic ideas. I see AI as a tool, not a replacement. It allows me to bring these Bible-centered projects to life in unique and meaningful ways. All of my music is released under William J. Evans Music, and you can find it on all major platforms.

I've been working on this for many years. My hypothesis on the origin of all of creation has some mathematical backing ...
10/11/2026

I've been working on this for many years. My hypothesis on the origin of all of creation has some mathematical backing but it's still incomplete. This is a very simplified representation of the beginnings of creation according to Genesis.

The first episode of the new podcast, Beyond The Verse, is live on YouTube!
10/09/2026

The first episode of the new podcast, Beyond The Verse, is live on YouTube!

10/04/2026

Something I've been working on without even know it! Study, research, prayer all lining up for seemingly, this.

Beyond the Verse is a little play on words with 'verse' referring to both scripture and universe. I've always been intrigued with physics, astronomy and how it all fits together with scripture. But instead of just telling you what I've found, I developed this podcast to allow us to find things together. I certainly don't know it all and there's always room for growth and correction. My desire with this podcast is to open your eyes to things you may have missed and to encourage you to look deeper for the answers.

I've created an AI version of myself, with my voice. This allows the content to be better presented than what I could do in front of the camera. The study, research, etc., is all me and the AI me is just presenting what I've found.

I'm currently working on the first three episodes and hope to have them ready by the first of Nov. 2026. Stay tuned as I'll drop little tidbits here, as the show progresses.

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10/03/2026

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The Bible is truly remarkable. Across 66 books, written over roughly 1,500 years by about 40 different authors—from kings and prophets to shepherds and fishermen—its words come together to tell one unified story.

Within its pages are more than 63,000 cross-references, creating an incredible web of connections between passages written centuries apart. Prophecies connect with their fulfillment. Promises made in the Old Testament appear again in the New Testament. Themes introduced in Genesis continue throughout Scripture and ultimately point to Christ. Events, people, promises, and teachings repeatedly connect across books written by authors who lived hundreds of years apart.

Think about what that means. Around 40 different people, separated by generations and by hundreds of years, contributed to 66 books, yet those books tell one consistent story. They were not all sitting in the same room planning out how everything would fit together. Their writings were produced across centuries, yet they continually connect with one another.

That kind of unity is not something we would expect from a collection of unrelated human writings. The Bible’s thousands of connections reveal something extraordinary: behind the many human authors stands one divine Author. The Bible has 66 books, roughly 40 human authors, and more than 63,000 cross-references, yet it speaks with one unified message. That is the remarkable unity of Scripture.

The first song on the album, And It Was Good, is an introduction to the entire album. “In the beginning…” — and now, on...
09/29/2026

The first song on the album, And It Was Good, is an introduction to the entire album.

“In the beginning…” — and now, once again, the beginning is sung.

And It Was Good is a bold reimagining of the creation story in Genesis—told through driving rock rhythms, poetic lyricism, and spoken Scripture. Each track captures the wonder of the world’s first moments, echoing the voice that called light from darkness and order from chaos.

This is not the sound of nostalgia. It’s the sound of a new creation—raw, rhythmic, radiant. A modern retelling of the oldest truth, wrapped in guitars, drums, and truth that roars like thunder and whispers like wind.

From the first spark of light to the quiet of divine rest, this album invites you to see, hear, and feel the creation story in a way you've never experienced before.

Because when God speaks—
it moves you.
it shakes the earth.
And it was good.

Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/track/1CXscC8jMEbJFYEBPKo0RH?si=1566b4ac1b7a4568

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