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Jason Holliday
Birthday: November 30th, 1973
Jason grew up in Toledo, Ohio. His wife, Christy, grew up just 20 miles away although they didn’t meet until their days at Huntington College where Jason graduated with a degree in Educational Ministries and a minor in Vocal Performance. Jason is a self-proclaimed "quiet guy". Crowds have been stunned, however, to watch him obliterate couches, crates, teddy bears and walls with a little help from the Mortal Kombat soundtrack and his over-active supply of adrenaline.
Jason’s Favorites
Favorite OG moment: Our first tour together...around the United States in three weeks.Most Embarrassing OG moment: Trying a new song for the first time in a concert and having to start it four or five times before getting it right.
Sports Team: New York Yankees & Pittsburgh Steelers
Food: My Wife’s cooking.
Artist/Group: Acappella, Gaither Vocal Band, 4-Him, Rockappella, Steve Green, Jonathan Pierce, Guy Penrod, David Phelps.
Song: Too many favorites to list!
Hobbies: Reading, Sports (playing and watching), Eating, Music
Verse: Matthew 22:37-38
Book: "Fresh Wind Fresh Fire", "The Jesus I Never
Knew", "What's So Amazing About Grace?", "This Present Darkness / Piercing the Darkness", and many more!
Reason why he sings: "I want to spread the message of the love of Jesus Christ, and the joy that he has given me, to others."
Influences:
I am grateful to have had many good influences in my life as I was growing
up. The school that I attended, Emmanuel Baptist in Toledo, Ohio helped to
instill Biblical values and principles. Huntington College was also a tremendous
help in my spiritual development. My mom and dad’s sacrifice financially to
send me to these Christian schools is greatly appreciated. My father’s
continuing example of sharing his faith with others has influenced me greatly.
Also, Bishop Selhammer of the United Brethren Church has made an impact on us as
a group. We were able to get to know him during our summer tours. His godly
example and encouragement made a big difference for us.
Testimony of Salvation:
I was a young child when I accepted Christ into my life. I can specifically
remember coming home from church on a Sunday evening and asking my dad to pray
with me. We both knelt and he led me in a prayer of salvation. I was too young
to fully understand the significance of accepting Christ as my Savior, but God
instilled within me the desire to know Him. Through the years He has continued
to put a desire within me to know Him more and to serve Him on a daily basis.
It's exciting to know that Christ has a plan for my life, and that His plan
unfolds each and every day when I surrender to Him.