Light and Shadow
He knows the strength that grows in shadow when I’m reaching for the light.
He knows the strength that grows in shadow when I’m reaching for the light.
I love James Montgomery’s lyric inspired by the 23rd psalm. I’ve never been too fond of the traditional tune though. It has always provoked me to bounce around between alto and soprano, searching for a melody. So, I did what cheeky composers do and wrote my own.
When wildfires send you running for cover, it really *does* help to have people praying for you.
Advice on entering the annual LDS Church Music Submission from fellow musician Nathan Howe.
The wisest thing my dad ever said. But not because it was true.
To celebrate Mother’s Day Eve, I thought I’d share a couple of favorite videos.
A lovely Thanksgiving hymn: “Give Me a Grateful Heart” by Joseph M. Martin and Susan Bentall Boersma.
This ~hour-long cantata tells of Christ’s ministry, His subsequent crucifixion, and His resurrection from the dead.
This ~65-min program tells of Christ’s central role in the plan of salvation; His life, death and resurrection; and what these things mean to us.
“Come Unto Jesus,” arranged by my dear friend Katherine Wright, is perfect for your ward choir.
This is just one more plea for internet civility. No, internet kindess. No, better yet, internet Christianity.
Jesus took the little children in His arms and blessed them… one by one… individually… giving me the assurance that there’s also a place in His arms for me.
Happy birthday America. Barbecue in the backyard, eat watermelon, watch fireworks, and teach your kids peace.
First and foremost, a ward choir should be about bringing participants closer to Jesus Christ.
I am grateful that my Heavenly Father has provided me the means to contribute in some small way to His great work.