[VIDEO] New song - Justified

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Hey, friends! I'm excited to share a new song with you. I wrote it a couple of weeks ago and I'm really pleased with it. I had been sitting on this one line, "We, who deserve death, find ourselves swimming in a sea of forgiveness," for months. I did not know where to go with the song but, months later, I stumbled upon a chorus idea. I was really excited to be able to put the two ideas together. I think this is possibly my best song to date. It is definitely my most doctrinally-formative songs. Here's a video of me leading the song at Bethel Bible Church Arbor Campus in Tyler, Texas yesterday. Under the video, you'll see a link to download my acoustic demo and a lyric/chord chart.

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We Sing Hallelujah | New Album

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I am excited to share this project with you. I finished it late last fall. If you would like a copy, you can download it immediately in a variety of formats from my Bandcamp page. If you would like a physical copy, you can order it from the MY MUSIC tab above. This page is provided by CD Baby. Alternatively, you can CONTACT ME and let me know how many copies you would like. I can take credit cards via telephone or you can pay via paypal.

Acquired Taste | Jeremy Clay Price

I'd love for you to check out this project that I produced, mixed, and mastered for my friend, Jeremy Price. Jeremy is a friend from college days. He and his Wife, Jen, are missionaries in South Africa. They're currently on sabbatical in Texas and Jeremy contacted me about helping him produce an album. This was a special project for both of us. Jeremy and I played in a worship band together when we were first getting started with worship leading. I hope you enjoy.

Kickstarter Video

Hey, friends! I could really use your help getting my worship project finished. I have been recording as many tracks as I can in my home studio. I'm at a stopping point with what I can do myself before getting other folks involved. Those folks need to be paid and that's why I started this Kickstarter campaign.

Please watch the video and consider pledging your support to my album. I need your support to get drums and electric guitars recorded, the project mastered and manufactured.

There are some fun incentives for pledging at different levels. In addition to your financial support. I would really appreciate you sharing about the project through your email lists and social networks.

Thank you so much!

Top Posts from July 2011

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I have taken some time of to recover from wedding preparations and some other projects going on around here. In the meantime, here are my top posts from last month, in case you missed them:

1. On Loss
2. Between Called And Crowned
3. Dear Church (Part 2): How to Choose Songs
4. Dear Church (Part 1): Turn Down The Noise
5. [Guest Post] Let My Words Be Few

I hope you enjoy reading them (or reading them again).

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Pet Peeves

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[Guest Post] Let My Words Be Few

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This is a guest post by my friend, Robert Locklear. Robert is the Minister of Worship and Music at Christian Church of Clarendon Hills (Illinois). Check out Robert's blog and follow him on Twitter.

In Judges 11 there is a story that, if you're not prepared, will catch you off guard. You read it and just hope for a Hollywood ending. You even pray for an Abrahamic ending!  "Let there be a scapegoat".