In 1992, LeFevre inked a solo recording deal with Star Song Records and began releasing material that was less musically “edgy” than past offerings. His first release for them, Faith Hope and Love, included guest appearances from Carman, 4Him, Michael W. Smith and Steven Curtis Chapman among other popular Christian musicians of the day along with Broken Heart bandmates Bentley, Hardy and Hewitt.
Following his heart attack, LeFevre increasingly turned to preaching and teaching as his vocation. He and his wife Christi minister in about 75 churches a year. He has also spoken at motorcycle rallies, NASCAR owner/driver chapel services, NFL and NBA chapel services, and in Russia, Australia, Canada, the Philippines, the Cayman Islands, and Mexico. His most recent music release is 2003′s Bow Down, produced by his son-in-law Peter Furler of the Christian band Newsboys. The couple’s home church is Eagle Mountain International Church in Newark, Texas.
