Co-written at a mountain-side retreat with Kristi Fitzwater and Chris Pitonyak. This song is a tender-hearted reminder of the ransom paid on our behalf. Let us remember why God chooses to forget.

Marriage is hard. And harder still is trying to heal and go back to where you were before all the hurts happened. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken, and with God's help, you can find newness and restoration. Co-written with Lori Wilbins

Co-written with Lori Wilbins, this is a strong reminder that you are not alone. Even in the lost and dry places, God will meet you there. His oasis of rushing waters and streams of life will be your rescue and your Living well that never runs dry.

This work began as an instrumental. One day I began singing the text of the Lord's Prayer along with the melody and it took me on a breathtaking journey. As if the two were written for each other. Neo-classical in styling and haunting in tone.

The wonder of Christ's birth expressed in warmth and beauty. Vivid imagery and a call to return to our First Love. A holiday favorite which was on hold for 2 Michael W. Smith Christmas records. It eventually found its way published as a choral work.

Co-written in the beautiful mountains of Northern Georgia with Wendy Ferguson and Donna Norton. We each reached into our deep places to connect with the powerful testimony of answered prayers. How often we forget we even asked. Let us be thankful.

My family. My heartbeat. Love, hurt, healing, my backyard, dogs, and the fact I can't play guitar. The instrumental shines 80s and it lands on the perfect starry night with the love of my life. The ocean, my unborn daughter's heartbeat, all there.