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Since organizing in 1990, Greater Vision has been delighting audiences with their rich vocal blend and their effective ability to communicate the message of the gospel. Over the years, Greater Vision has established a firm place at the pinnacle of Christian music, and has become the most awarded trio in the history of Gospel music.
The vocals and rich harmony Greater Vision has become recognized for are a direct result of the blending of three unique and versatile vocalists. Gerald Wolfe, the group’s founder and emcee, sings the lead. Prolific songwriter, Rodney Griffin, handles the baritone part for the trio, while Jason Waldroup, the group’s youngest member, provides the exceptional tenor part.
The Singing News Magazine and the Southern Gospel Music Association have named Greater Vision Gospel Music’s Favorite Trio. They have also received numerous honors for Song of the Year, Album of the Year and Video of the Year. Additionally, Rodney Griffin has been named Songwriter of the Year for nine consecutive years, Gerald Wolfe has been named Favorite Male Vocalist six times, and Jason Waldroup has received gospel music's Favorite Young Artist and Favorite Tenor Awards.
Refusing to rest on current and past success, Greater Vision continues to strive to reach even higher plateaus with the release of each new recording. Their most recent recording, “Everyday People”, produced by Gerald Wolfe and arranged by Lari Goss, once again affirms Greater Vision's commitment to clearly and effectively communicate the message of the Gospel.
Almost 200 times each year, the three gentlemen collectively known as Greater Vision, unite to present the gospel in a way that has endeared them to audiences across the United States and around the world. Their deepest desire is to encourage the Christian listener to share their faith with others and to cause the listener who isn't a Christian to see their need for having a personal relationship with Jesus. With each mile traveled, Greater Vision continues to spread the message of the Gospel to all who will listen.
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