Tommy Testimony, the self-proclaimed "Philosopher of Funk and Faith," returns with If You Could Hie to Kolob, a track that’s equal parts deep doctrine and 90s R&B bliss. Born with a Bible in one hand and a cassette tape of Boyz II Men in the other, Tommy grew up balancing his testimony with a serious love for smooth harmonies and slow jams. But even as a kid, Sunday School never quite answered all his burning questions—like where does space end?, how many planets does God manage?, and why does Kolob sound like the perfect name for a jazz club?

After years of pondering these mysteries (mostly while dramatically staring out of windows), Tommy finally turned to music to make sense of it all. The result? A song that grooves its way through eternity, blending soulful melodies with doctrine so deep it might just require a footnote in Teachings of the Prophets. With soaring vocals and a beat that moves like a celestial body in orbit, Tommy doesn’t just sing about Kolob—he takes you there.

But at its core, If You Could Hie to Kolob isn’t just about cosmic curiosity. It’s about faith—the kind that keeps searching, keeps learning, and trusts in an infinite God with an infinite plan. So buckle up, because Tommy Testimony is about to take your spirit on the most R&B-fueled interstellar trip of your life.