Share Worthy Song Feature – Ben Fuller “Black Sheep”

There’s a kind of ache that only the outcast knows. The ones who never quite fit, who carry the weight of regret like a second skin. Ben Fuller knows that ache. His song “Black Sheep” isn’t just a melody—it’s a mirror. A reflection of the soul that wandered far, and the Savior who never stopped searching.

Ben’s story began on a dairy farm in Vermont, where faith was rare and affirmation even rarer. He spent years chasing approval, drowning pain in addiction, and running from the God he didn’t yet know. But grace has a way of finding us in the places we least expect. In a church aisle, surrounded by strangers, Ben felt the Spirit of God break through the silence. He surrendered. And the black sheep became a son.

That story echoes through the walls of GoodChristianMusic.com.. This site wasn’t built from perfection—it was born from redemption. From a life that spiraled, a heart that broke, and a prison cell where the Word of God cracked open the darkness. It’s not about credentials or clean slates. It’s about second chances. About the kind of joy that can’t be explained, only experienced.

“Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them. Doesn’t he leave the ninety-nine in the open country and go after the lost sheep until he finds it?” — Luke 15:4

Some people won’t understand until they’re in a place so low, the only way out is up. Until they call on His name—not as a last resort, but as the only hope. That’s what “Black Sheep” sings over. Not shame, but rescue. Not rejection, but return.

This is for the ones who feel too far gone. For the ones who’ve been branded by their worst moment. You are not your past. You are not your failure. You are the one He left the ninety-nine to find.

And when He finds you, He doesn’t scold. He rejoices.

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