Daniel D’ Tiger

There isn’t anything so broken that God cannot stitch back together. A torn marriage is not beyond His hands — it is often right in the place where His grace works most beautifully.

Healing, however, requires humility. Just like a needle 🪡 must pass through fabric to mend it, restoration can be uncomfortable. The process may bring moments of conviction, surrender, and vulnerability. It can “sting,” but that sting is not meant to harm — it is meant to heal. Every careful stitch represents forgiveness, patience, listening, and choosing love again even when emotions are still tender.

Brokenness is not the end of a marriage story; sometimes it is the doorway to deeper unity. When both hearts are willing to be guided by God, what once felt torn can be rewoven stronger than before. Love that has been tested and restored often carries a deeper beauty, compassion, and understanding.

Today, choose humility over pride, grace over offense, and prayer over despair. The same God who designed marriage knows how to restore it. What He stitches together can flourish again — in love, trust, and unity.

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💛 It’s finally here. 💛
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The Romantic R&B Bachata album Our Love Stays is now available on iTunes, Spotify, and over 30 digital platforms worldwide — just in time for Valentine’s Day.

This album was created to celebrate love that stays, love that heals, and love built on God’s design for marriage. From quiet moments to deep intimacy, these songs reflect a romance rooted in faith, presence, and covenant.

Whether you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with your spouse, rebuilding connection, or simply honoring love as God intended it, this music is for you.

Thank you for listening, sharing, and supporting this journey.
May these songs bless your marriage, your home, and your heart. 🌿❤️

Our Love Stays — out now.

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Why Do I Create Christian Love Songs?

I create Christian love songs because marriage was never meant to be ordinary, dry, or disconnected. From the beginning, God designed love between a husband and wife to be alive, intimate, passionate, and deeply meaningful. In a world that prioritizes productivity over presence, ambition over intimacy, and distraction over devotion, we believe it’s time to restore the beauty of what covenant love is meant to look and feel like.

Scripture teaches that marriage is not just a relationship—it is a reflection. A husband and wife becoming one is a living picture of Christ’s relationship with His people. Love in marriage was designed to mirror His faithfulness, His patience, His gentleness, and His sacrificial care. When a husband loves his wife as Christ loves the Church, and when a wife responds with trust and honor, something holy is happening. This is not theory—it is spiritual reality.

The Bible reminds us that love is patient and kind, that it does not seek its own way, that it protects, trusts, hopes, and endures. That kind of love does not fade with time—it deepens. Romance and passion were never meant to disappear after vows; they were meant to mature, to grow roots, and to become stronger with seasons. When love is nurtured in alignment with God’s design, it becomes a source of life, rest, and joy.

We believe intimacy in marriage is sacred. Scripture says that the marriage bed is honorable and undefiled, meaning that physical closeness between husband and wife is not something God tolerates—it is something He honors. Romance is not a distraction from holiness; when rooted in covenant, it is an expression of it. Passion within marriage is not worldly—it is God-designed.

Most importantly, Scripture teaches that whatever we do, we are to do it unto the Lord. Loving your spouse with tenderness, patience, desire, and devotion is not separate from worship—it is worship. When a husband cherishes his wife, he reflects the heart of Christ. When a wife loves and honors her husband, she reflects the trust and devotion of the Church. In this way, marriage becomes a living altar, and love becomes an offering.

That is why I make Christian love songs.

Not to imitate the world, but to redeem what the world has forgotten.
Not to lower the standard, but to restore God’s original design.
Not just to sing about love—but to model it.

Our prayer is that these songs realign hearts, heal marriages, reignite romance, and remind us that covenant love is one of the clearest ways we reflect heaven on earth.
When we love our spouse well, we glorify God.

When we choose romance, faithfulness, and presence, we are declaring His truth.
And when love is restored in marriage, worship is restored in the home.

— Daniel D' Tiger 🐅🌿

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The documentary “Heart of the Mountain” — my past, my present, and what is yet to come — will be returning soon, and with much more to be revealed.

This journey is still unfolding. Where I am now, where I’ve been, and where God is leading next will become clear in His time. This is not my story alone—God will glorify Himself, and all will see.

Thank you for walking patiently. More soon.

— Daniel D’ Tiger

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Family, thank you sincerely for your patience and understanding. I’m happy to share that the channel has now been fully updated and properly aligned moving forward. As we step into this new season, the channel will be starting from scratch, with fresh content beginning to roll out in the coming days. This reset allows everything to move forward with clarity, order, and purpose.

Scripture reminds us, “Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth—do you not perceive it?” (Isaiah 43:19). Thank you for staying connected and for walking alongside this journey. I’m looking forward to sharing what’s coming very soon.

— Daniel D’ Tiger

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Family, thank you for your continued patience and support. I want to sincerely apologize for the delay in updating this channel. At the moment, we are actively working with the YouTube team to correct the channel name so that it properly reflects “Daniel D’ Tiger” instead of “Heart of the Mountain.” We are doing everything possible to resolve this directly on the existing channel.

If this issue cannot be corrected on YouTube’s end, a new channel may need to be created, and we will begin fresh. Either way, the assignment remains the same, and the work continues. A significant amount of new content is on the way, and this season of preparation will soon bear fruit.

As Scripture reminds us, “The vision is yet for an appointed time… though it tarries, wait for it; because it will surely come” (Habakkuk 2:3). Thank you for walking with us in patience and faith. We truly appreciate you, and we look forward to sharing what’s coming very soon.

— Daniel D’ Tiger

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