This song is about the things that come to try your faith, to show you the stuff that you are made of and to lift your faith to the place that you know and believe you can make it.

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My pastor, Apostle Richard D. Henton of Monument of Faith church Chicago Illinois has often related the story of a time in his life when he felt defeated and ready to give up preaching. A mother from the church called to him and spoke these words that would alter the course of his life "son, don't wreck the train" This song is a tribute to him because of his decisions to remain faithful and go through the storm the course of many lives have been changed. He has mentor and inspired many who are now Apostles, bishops, teachers, deliverers and intercessors. I am one that got on board the Gospel Train because he didn't wreck the train.