Scripture tells us that sometimes out of the mouths of babes, great wisdom comes. With a joint venture between EMI Gospel and ForeFront Records, Lil iROCC Williams makes his major label debut, and the 13-year-old, whose name stands for I Rely On Christ Completely (Proverbs 3:5), shows just how much truth those words contain.

“I want to touch not just kids, but all people, and let them understand what this is all about,” says Lil iROCC. “It’s not about me. It’s about God the Father. I want to lead people to Christ, and also let them know it’s fun to be with God. When you have Him, you don’t have to be afraid of anything.”

Co-produced and co-written by Incorporated Elements (Grits, Knowdaverbs), David “Damonsta” Lynch, Todd Collins (Out Of Eden, Audio Adrenaline, The Katinas), Canton “CJ” Jones and Lil iROCC’s father, industry veteran Rick “BIG ROCC” Williams, the project is built on an intriguing recreation of a day in the life of Lil iROCC Williams, with skits and sound effects seamlessly intermingled with the album’s songs.

Born in New Orleans, and raised for the last 10 years in Atlanta, Lil iROCC was always a very daring, outgoing personality, says his mother, Treiva Williams, and was modeling and doing TV spots by the age of three. His own path to Christ also came at an early age, in 1997. Treiva was undergoing treatment for cancer when both she and her husband gave their lives to Christ and became active in the ministry of the local church . It was only a short while later that Lil iROCC and his three siblings followed in their parent’s footsteps, each committing their own lives to the Lord, mentored in Atlanta’s New Birth Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Bishop Eddie Long.

At an age when most children have far less serious things on their minds, Lil iROCC is clearly a young man with a deep sense of calling and purpose, building his ministry under the banner: “Created to Praise. Called to Minister. Chosen to Represent.”

“I want kids to understand that God created everything, including them,” he concludes, “and we all belong to Christ, whether we realize that or not. I’ve had dramas and problems going on in my own life, and when I’ve taken them to Him, He’s always been there to solve them for me. I want everybody to know He’ll do the same for them, too.”