Adventure Gospel is a 3-act opera based on the tale of Oscar White, a man who lived in woodsy isolation for 27 years, surviving by stealing food, clothing, supplies, etc. from the local community of Hicoulby, Iowa. However, after he is caught, the story is so bizarre and unprecedented that the village is torn on how to handle him. In comes young upstart web journalist Rosario Davez, on the case to interview the man and various affected community members, while the courts decide what to do with the Hicoulby Hermit.

The work explores themes of isolation and deconstruction; the concept of a man running away from his life, longing to be separated from every good gift, yet still dependent on others by way of their material things. In the end, he and we, the audience, are faced with a choice: to either embrace the "Adventure Gospel" and isolate to our ruin, or submit to the true Gospel and find belonging.

This album features 14 tracks from the opera (including Act 2 in its entirety), as well as a parody of an arrangement by Harry Nilsson:

1. Act 1, Scene 2: "He had a wife..."
2. Act 1, Scene 2: "Flying through the stars..."
3. Act 1, Scene 2: "You see, I was dead..."
4. Act 1, Scene 2: "Gave the finger to that life..."
5. Act 1, Scene 2: "I believe at 22..."
6. Act 1, Scene 6: Aria - Mothers of the Past (extended)
7. Act 2: Prelude and Jokes
8. Act 2: Richard Herring's Tantrum
9. Act 2: Walther and Rosario
10. Act 2: Oscar and Kaisleigh
11. Act 2: Kayla Witting's Confession
12. Act 2: Flute and Jokes
13. Act 2: Candles Burning
14. Act 3, Scene 2: Psalm 63 15: BONUS TRACK: Campo De Encino (Parody)