Enjoy with me a spin through the 70's and 80's "Jesus Music" genre - from soft Song of Solomon loves songs, to video-game prog rock.

I come clean about my forgiveness hangups, come to realize that a hard heart is the undesired consequence, and that indeed it is Christ.

Having been sick all week, I feel raw & vulnerable enough to share a raw demo song & 2 personal accounts of vulnerable, miraculous healing.

We look at Preppers of old - examples of how Bible characters prepared physically and spiritually, and how to apply the lessons therein.

Anxious? Jesus drops some touché, and I get mystical about personal revelations with the God of Wonders and having my eyes wide open.

Exploring Moral Relativism and the Post-Modern view there is no Absolute Truth. This is spun as freedom, but is free-falling actual freedom?

Part B examining Shadow Kingdom: Dylan’s livestream & the occult environment in which our culture grows, focused on the 1960’s & Dylan lore.

1) We are engaged in spiritual warfare against deception; 2) We're given a spiritual weapon with which to enter combat; 3) Words matter!

Talking Pandemic Fatigue, a new song, and lamenting like a good psalmist: pour out your pain, cry out to God, then admit that you trust Him.

Performance of the spirituals "Down to the River to Pray/ I'll Fly Away" and the metaphorical river that beckons us all toward the Source...

A discussion of Psalm 91 - An exorcism psalm to sing for spiritual defense - and Sinead O'Conner.

So, it seems, when given the choice, if it really is one after all, we are compelled to choose that which comes from the heart...

Still, a Celtic lilt in any a sweet spot cannot express all the joy felt in God's presence...

The Trivium method of learning is based on 3 sets of knowledge: Grammar: answers the question of the Who, What, Where, and the When...

This haunting song is an adaption from an ancient chant used as far back as 275AD, originally written in Greek, as a “Cherubic Hymn”...

Wipe your tears: this song about death leaves one looking forward to the journey. For those in Christ, this is the Promise...

Lyrics by George Herbert, 1663 Melody “The Call” By Ralph Vaughn Williams This lyric is written poetically, wherein the first line of...

As someone who's sought Truth and wisdom my entire life, this promise from the Lord Jesus is as precious as finding the Holy Grail itself.

This is not about casting Legion into pigs, this is about clearing cobwebs and shewing spiders. Brothers and sisters, sweep with me!