Videos

Living with our eyes and hearts set on heaven can give us perseverance through suffering and trial in this earthly life. Our God's ways and thoughts are not the same as ours’. He sees and knows what we cannot see and know. Because He is good, all His ways lead to freedom and life. Let us trust His heart, His character, and His Word! May we persevere to the end.

This song is taken from Isaiah 61:1-3: “The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is on me, because the Lord has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and  release from darkness for the prisoners […]

In the Lord's prayer, Jesus teaches us to pray “your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” – Mathew 6:10 ~ When we worship God here on earth we engage in one of the main activities of heaven right here in this broken world.

There isn’t a huge backstory to this song or to why I wrote it. I just started singing it. It flowed out of me because it’s my heart’s song. I didn’t form a bunch of lyrics, I just sang what my heart always is, and it’s simple ~ Jesus is all I want.

If there is one thing that we humans are not very good at, it’s waiting. We want to have instant everything! The problem is, when we arrange to satisfy our own needs and desires rather than waiting patiently on God, we miss out on the deepening of relationship and personal transformation God desires for us as we wait with Him.

As a worship leader, I find I’m always wanting to close our worship service with a meaningful song as we head out into our new week of living with and for our God. I always want us to have a moment to consider what was just spoken and to offer our response in prayerful, hopeful surrender.

Since the beginning of time human beings have looked up at the stars and to the beauty of nature around them and wondered if there could be something more. Through His creation, God shouts and reveals to all humanity that Yes, there is! God’s desire is that we would experience his majestic creation and follow that inner wondering to Himself!