Merry Christmas!!! Wow, what an incredibly busy month it has been. As Christmas is a couple of days away (as I write this), here are a couple of encouraging and inspiring videos with some Christmas Carols/Songs that will hopefully bring extra joy to you this season. If you enjoy simple acoustic Christmas Carols, feel free […]
Christmas is such a wonderful time, filled with warmth, joy and hope; especially when children enter into the picture… Only Son And that Christmas was no different. In fact, Christmas had taken on a new wonder, ever since the day our only son was born. Most notably because he entered our “world” just a couple
This is one of the most beautiful, memorable and personally poignant songs I have been blessed to record over the years. The song itself is unique and simple (more about that below). There are no big scriptural or theological truths in it, although the lyrics harken poetically at times to a passage or two. The
Well, as I’ve been “threatening”, I finally tried my hand at livestreaming yesterday! It was a bit of a challenge, to say the least, but at least it was a start! My video camera would not cooperate with my software, and since I’d set a schedule, I went ahead and used my laptop camera (which
A very Merry Christmas to you! As we continue to prepare our hearts during this Advent Season, here is a link to a video I posted a couple years ago while society was largely shut down due to the fears caused by Covid policies. Since there was little “in person” singing, I put out a
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Here is a video from several years back that includes a song called “Treasured”, which I wrote along with my husband. It begins with an explanation of how the song came about–pondering the many things that Mary likely treasured in her heart during the upbringing of this Holy Child in their midst (besides those mentioned
THE KING IS BORN A few passages in 1 Kings stood out recently, seeming to reinforce each others’ points. Even though they were speaking of King Solomon when written, they seemed to be pointing to Christ in their fulness. It’s a bit striking that Solomon (King David’s son who finally succeeded him as king) who