Grace for Grace
I first wrote “Grace for Grace” for a songwriting contest. I kept coming back to it and eventually rewrote the bridge. Now it feels like the song it was meant to be.
I first wrote “Grace for Grace” for a songwriting contest. I kept coming back to it and eventually rewrote the bridge. Now it feels like the song it was meant to be.
Inspired by the stories of faithful women in scripture and their encounters with Jesus Christ.
This hymn has been a favorite of mine since I was a teenager. And because I know how beloved it is, not just for members of The Church of Jesus Christ but for Christians everywhere.
I recorded “My Song in the Night” on a day that is sacred to me — the anniversary of my son Eli’s passing, six years ago.
There is a special kind of magic that happens when music brings two people together for the first time—especially when the message of that music is as profound as the Atonement of Jesus Christ.
I began writing this song in April 2021 after discovering Elder Wirthlin’s talk, ‘Sunday Will Come.’ At the time, it had been nearly a year since Eli passed away….
By allowing Jesus to lead us, we avoid pitfalls and wrong turns. He lifts us when we fall and strengthens us when we are weak.
I have shared a few stories in relation to some songs which I call “Song Stories” I would like to continue to share posts like this from time to time.
President Russell M. Nelson wrote the lyrics for the hymn “Our Prayer to Thee,” which was included in the new LDS hymnbook.
It was fun and interesting for me to look at the whole of the month of January’s teachings through music. These truths are foundation and beautiful.
Remember Him is an original song I wrote over 3 years ago, but revised and refined it further last year for our Christmas program at Church.
This beautiful Christmas Carol was recently added to the LDS Hymnbook. This arrangement features a violin & vocal solo along with SATB harmonies.