ENCORE - LYRIC VIDEO - FORREST FRANK CONVERSATION WITH GRANDAD

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Tribute to Forrest Frank’s Granddad: A Legacy of Faith
In a world rushing forward at breakneck speed, sometimes the most powerful moments come from the quiet, unwavering presence of someone who has been there from the beginning—steady, faithful, prayerful. For Forrest Frank, that presence is his granddad. In the opening track of Child of God II, titled “Encore,” we are invited into a deeply personal, unscripted conversation between generations. It’s more than just a moment—it’s a legacy in motion.

A Life Poured Out in Prayer and Love
Forrest’s granddad is more than family; he is a spiritual patriarch who has poured his life into his grandson with humility and intention. From light-hearted laughter about dances and flights, to the sincere awe of seeing Forrest’s music impact the world, his love beams through every word. It’s the kind of love that doesn’t just cheer from the sidelines—it kneels in quiet rooms, praying unseen prayers, sowing eternal seeds.

His prayer in “Encore” is a sacred echo of a lifetime spent interceding:

“I’ve been prayin’ that Forrest would experience the Book of Acts…”
“…a special double anointing.”

This isn’t a man reacting to sudden fame. It’s a grandfather who has been preparing for it, praying ahead of it, believing for God to do immeasurably more.

A Godly Example Set Without Performance
He is a man who doesn’t need a stage to lead. His legacy is his example—gentle, grounded, God-honoring. In Forrest’s granddad, we see the embodiment of Proverbs 13:22 — “A good man leaves an inheritance to his children's children.” That inheritance isn’t financial; it’s spiritual. It’s the wisdom, the prayers, the lived-out faith that cannot be measured but will be felt for generations.

The joy in his voice, the blessing in his prayer, and the awe in his heart speak volumes. He is not just proud of Forrest’s success—he is thrilled that God is using him as a vessel. That is the heartbeat of a man who understands kingdom legacy.

A Generational Encore
Forrest titled the song “Encore”—a fitting metaphor. Because this isn't the final bow, but the continuing echo of a faithful life passed down. It’s the encore of a man who has faithfully walked with God and now watches the next song begin in his grandson’s life.

To Forrest’s granddad: Thank you for being the kind of man who leans on fences, reflects with laughter, and blesses with holy fire. Your love, your example, and your prayers are the kindling behind a movement. You have lit a torch that Forrest now carries forward with humility, creativity, and anointing.

Your legacy is not just remembered—it is still unfolding.