Music
Personal songs and worship recordings from By Water and Blood.
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At the Voice of Your Thunder (Ps 77 104) #
A scripture-shaped song meditating on the majesty of the Lord in the storm, the waters, and creation.
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Glory to Glory #
A worship song about being transformed in the presence of Christ and drawn from one measure of glory to another.
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Into Labor #
A song of travail, surrender, and endurance for the work God brings forth in hidden places.
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The Word feat duduk #
A reverent reflection on the living Word of God, his light, truth, and testimony.
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Vanity of Vanities #
A sober song in the spirit of Ecclesiastes, weighing the emptiness of life apart from the fear of God.
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Wind and Confusion #
A lament over instability and deception, reaching for the clarity that comes from the Spirit of truth.
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Oh the Deep Deep Love of Yahshua #
A personal hymn of adoration for the depth, mercy, and nearness of the love of Yahshua.
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The Lords Prayer #
A musical meditation on the prayer Christ gave his disciples, from worship to daily dependence.
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The Love of God #
A song centered on the faithful love of God and the grace that draws the heart back to him.
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Lonely City #
A reflective lament for exile, loss, and longing for the city whose builder and maker is God.
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Maker of the Universe cover (Phil Keaggy) #
I recorded this when I first moved to Montezuma, GA 10 years ago. The recording quality is not the best but I like the performance so I decided to clean it up as best I could and post it. It's one of my favorite songs because it perfectly puts into perspective what Yahshua did. I also think it's very appropriate for my life because I used to worship the universe and follow new age philosophies and practices. This song directed me to the One who made the universe. "His holy fingers made the bough which grew the thorns which crowned His brow. The nails that pierced His hands were mined in secret places He designed. The spear which spilt His precious blood was tempered in the fires of God. The grave in which His form was laid was hewn in rocks His hands had made." The closing line wraps it up nicely with, "Every knee to Him shall bow."