Easter reminds us: death didn't win. love and mercy did. i wrote "my life is Yours" out of a sense of deep gratitude. it began as a quiet prayer—words whispered through tears and healing, through questions and surrender. this song is my way of saying thank You. we hope it speaks to your soul.

through music and story—what if we viewed Good Friday from a perspective we don't often consider?

meditation matters. it helps us gently draw our attention to quiet, extraordinary movements of God. there's something about hushed remembrance—as the Psalmist says—deep calling to deep... now imagine being present in the room...in this intimate moment, with Jesus and His disciples...

as we walk through the sacred days of Holy Week, we remember the road Jesus walked—marked by betrayal, sorrow, love, and ultimate grace. today, we pause with the ache and the longing in our own stories... and look to find love in His eyes. some time ago, I sat down at the keys and this song spilled out.

be still, my soul...the beloved hymn...is an invitation to a sacred pause...to release your burdens into God's hands as greg sings...

the in-between place where fear and faith collide.