Grant Nuss is a singer, song writer, worship leader, pastor, and musician with three CD releases - Diversity; Beyond the Sky and Souled Out.

Explore this site to find out more about Grant, listen to selected tracks from his albums, listen to 'Relentless Grace' still to find its way onto an album, then get the lyrics and chords to his songs and more!

I was born in Durban, South Africa, and was raised in a wonderful Christian family. My first experience with the Lord was in Empangeni, Zululand, where a wonderful man of God, Neville Pringle, sowed the seed in my formative years. I started playing music semi–professionally in my teens and turned professional in the early 1980’s. We played clubs predominantly in Durban, and it was a time where I slid back into the world. It was cool then, but when I look back now, I made mistake after mistake, and was on my own mission, communing with the Lord only when I was in trouble, which was often.

I met with a guy last week who had lost his entire pension and savings through buying into J Arthur Brown's Fidentia 'fraud' scheme. "It just seemed so right" he said to me. "I believed he meant well and that he knew what he was talking about. I couldn't see even a hint of an untruth in it"! The question I asked myself is possibly what you are asking yourself right now; "How do we allow ourselves to be caught"? You might also say; "I will never allow myself to be caught that way, I am astute and have my eyes wide-open. They will never catch me, because I research everything before I buy into it. No ponzi scheme will catch me"! Now that's from a business perspective, what about from a faith perspective? Well somehow everything seems to change for us there. Somehow we adopt a completely different stance in our approach. We decide that, because it calls itself 'Christian' and someone mentions the name of Jesus and God and even carries a Bible, that it is what it says it is. Think about it. I will be honest with you, someone mentioned the Todd Bentley 'Biker Boot 'Bam' debacle episode and sent me the link yesterday, and, as I watched it and revulsion welled up inside me, I asked myself the question again"how do we allow ourselves to be caught?" Now when you mention the error there will be some who will be the first to say "how can you say anything untoward about him and the others like him, after all he's a 'Christian', you're being so judgmental!" Well, even Hitler said he was a Christian. Who would ever have seen that one coming? What do you think? Those who attempt to point people in the direction of biblical truth and try to assist them in seeing the error of their ways are rapidly bowing out and will say as a friend of mine from Bible college said to me last year; "I just can't anymore. No-one wants to listen. They are too stubborn, arrogant, and unteachable, so I just leave them to believe what they want to believe and focus my attention on those who are prepared to follow the Jesus of the Bible, the biblical truth, and Christian doctrine. I leave the others to their own devices." Let me ask you a question: "Is that what Christ would have done, and is that what he would expect us to do?"