songwriting
I have been songwriting for seven years. The challenge has been getting the songs recorded! I am working on this now.
As songs are recorded, they will be added to this page, including links to YouTube music videos and download links.
My songs are a mixture of personal reflection and worship songs. Please feel free to share them as widely as you want to. If you want to contact me about using the songs in any church services then you can do that by clicking below.
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Worship Music
Glorious Trinity
This hymn is a meditation on Ephesians 1:4-12.
It reflects on the personhood of the Trinity and how God has loved himself for all eternity, but through Jesus' sacrifice and the indwelling Holy Spirit, he extends that love to mankind.
Plan for the world
This song is a lament that talks honestly to God about what he is doing in the world and offers a prayer that He would helps us to love Him and to trust Him, despite what appearances present.
Come to the manger (Immanuel)
A song based on Isaiah 8-11, exploring the promised coming of Immanuel.
I wrote this song shortly before Christmas 2021, so it is a work in progress, I hope to release a full track by Christmas 2022!
The Potter
A song based on Isaiah 64:8. Released April 2021.
This song was written for a friend who was going through a tragic circumstance. It is a reflection on how The Potter can gently shape the clay to turn it into something beautiful. Every circumstance of our lives can be used by the Lord to mould us further into his image.
Songs from The Wanderer Scorned
Adam’s Song
Adam’s Song is sung accapella, as if around the campfire. It features in my novel “The Wanderer Scorned” and is written from the Point of view of the first man, Adam.
He sings about the creation and mourns the fall, before finsihing on the high of how God (Elohim) has reached down to them and blessed them again.
Sing Hallelujah
This song features in chapter 16 of my novel “The Wanderer Scorned.”
It is a song of praise and faith that asks God (called Yahweh) to be present in every moment. “Hallelujah” means literally “Praise-to-Yahweh”