Me singing Psalm 118, with a little background chorus thing going on in the the background.

A little hybrid blues number lamenting the arrogance of man.

This song is about following Jesus into a very strange and new place in my life. I couldn't always see him in what I was going through, but He was there, and new life is unfolding. This place in my life comes at the end of thirtyfive years of waiting for God to fulfill His word to me.

This is a song I wrote for my wife's Cousin Eric Dawson who went to be with Jesus in January of 09. I felt a strong kinship with him in the spirit of Jesus from the moment I met him. This song is my picture of what he would have wanted to share with those who came to his funeral.

This is a song I wrote for my wife while I was away on a long mission. She and I were both working through some tough marriage issues at that time as well as the natural insecurity, and sorrow of distance.

A song of love to Jesus.

Without our knowing it, pride can induce us to play savior for other people. This is the worst sort of over-reaching, and leads to us being overwhelmed by our own fears, and emotional issues. When this happens, it is a good idea to turn to the real saviour, Jesus, who is there singing this song to you. I wrote the song for someone I love very much, though I never got around to giving the song to them.

This song asks the question; what would you be willing to give up to follow Jesus.

As the title indicates, this song is about the City of God.

-Until Then is about facing some selfishness in my soul. God had asked me to share with someone close to me, and I was unwilling to do so out of fear for my own financial well-being. In the song God is telling me that he will be faithful to me, and see to it that I am willing to share as He wants me to, This was comforting to me because I longed to know he would take on my souls flaws without timidity, and transform me into the image of Jesus.