Jordan House grew up in Searcy, Arkansas, but has lived in Nashville, Tennessee for the past five years.  He grew up singing in choruses throughout his childhood and credits Acappella with teaching him how to sing harmony.

With a degree in Psychology from Harding University and a passion for working with teenagers, Jordan has been a camp counselor, youth volunteer, and part-time youth minister for the past few years in Arkansas, Tennessee, and North Carolina. He works with the Otter Creek Church in Nashville in youth ministry.

Jordan is finishing his Masters in Bible from Lipscomb University and Master of Divinity from Harding University Graduate School of Religion.

From 1998-2002 Jordan was a member of the band Soulbox, winners of the AtlantaFest Talent Search Contest in 1999.  Soulbox won the opportunity to be the opening act for the W’s, All-Star United, and DC Talk.

You'll find Jordan singing lead on the Lord Save Me video, which aired in 2006. Jordan is a self- proclaimed Acappella fan, but also likes the music ranging from the Beatles to Mozart.  Music plays an important role in Jordan’s life, especially his love for leading worship.  He says, “I have a passion for taking people before God’s throne.”

See Jordan's video!