Sharing the heart behind the music—stories of faith, doubt, grace, and the sacred ordinary moments that shape our journey with God.
Sometimes the most beautiful songs are born from the deepest pain. When I sat down to write 'The Prodigal Road,' I was thinking about all the times I've strayed from God's path, and how His grace always calls us home...
There's something sacred about working with your hands in the soil. When I tend to my lavender and rosemary, I'm reminded of how God tends to us—with patience, care, and unwavering love...
Last week, I found myself staring at my prayer journal at 3 AM, unable to write a single word. Sometimes the songs come easily, but sometimes the words feel stuck, just like our prayers...
Leonard Cohen once wrote about singing 'broken hallelujahs,' and I've been thinking about how our most powerful worship often comes from our most wounded places...