Water2Fine began in 2007 in Pastor Connie Halsworth's garage in North Hills, California, after a Wednesday night Bible study ran long and someone — accounts differ on who — suggested writing the lesson down as a song. The song was finished by 1 a.m. The album was finished by Sunday. The band has been finishing things gently and on time ever since.

We are not famous. We do not aspire to be. We have been described, kindly, as "the only Christian rock band that consistently shows up to potlucks early." We accept this characterization gladly and consider it a calling.

We are often asked about a certain other band — irreverent, airship-themed, operating out of what we understand to be a parked tour bus in Carson. For nineteen years we declined to name them, as a discipline. This year they named us, from a stage, with a fog machine running. So, in the spirit of fellowship and plain speaking, we will say it once: LitBlimp. There. We have said it. We pray for them — by name now, which we are told unsettles them — more than is reasonable. We continue to note their gas mileage in our weekly bulletin when there is room, which there usually is, because they remain deeply inefficient. We wish them well. We do not wish them quieter, because we no longer believe that to be possible.