It’s going to be great! Years ago my wife and I discovered something. “Calendar magic” just seemed like the right thing to call it. Dinner out? Visit friends? Schedule a seminar? Time after time, we’d get an idea for something Continue Reading →
Living and real This is a joy-filled upbeat song that makes days brighter and burdens lighter. Please give it a listen, then come back for a chat about “heart”. What is heart? The dictionary offers these ways to think about Continue Reading →
Everyone gets to make choices. This song is about the ONE most important choice every person has to make. Please give it a listen, then come back for more thoughts. I set before you the way of life When our Continue Reading →
Songs and the memories they carry — like planting seedlings that will be a mighty forest harvested by the next generation. Please give this bedtime song a listen, and come right back — we’ll talk about making happy memories. Memory Continue Reading →
Psalm 23:6 The 23rd Psalm opens with “The Lord is my shepherd” and ends with the lyrics of this song. Please give it a listen and come back for more. Learn to talk to yourself We all spend too much Continue Reading →
Make A Joyful Noise A Psalm (song) set to music!?!? What an idea! Please give this song a listen and come back for more thoughts. Sing it! Of course Psalms were sung in Bible times. We don’t have recordings of Continue Reading →
What shuts our mouths? We wish to “be ready always to give an answer to every man that asks [us] a reason of the hope that is in [us]”. But sometimes we get talked out of speaking up. In the Continue Reading →
Adam, Jesus, George Washington and Franklin Roosevelt meet here Here is song about Adam, Jesus, George Washington and Franklin Roosevelt. Please enjoy the video, then come back here and read how I connect the dots. Adam Adam was clearly warned Continue Reading →
Another work song For more than 120 years songwriter J.M. Black’s joy at being saved has been shared with countless thousands through this song. I just wonder — his call in the last verse for us to labor — what Continue Reading →
Let’s get back to work this week with a folk song about a young man’s bittersweet efforts to set up his first home, his livelihood, and … his family. The song has become part of my fabric since I learned Continue Reading →