musical musings of a daughter of the King
Less is more. Even when it comes to the words we say. My husband says I’m the queen of the 3 minute sermon. Having led worship at our church nearly every Sunday for the past 10 years, I’ve pretty much gotten the mini sermonette down to an art. Less is more. When I speak, what […]
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Time is an extremely valuable commodity. With every passing day, I am more aware of how precious our time is and how important it is to spend it wisely. Lately, I have found great joy in spending time with my husband and daughters. As the girls are getting older, I thoroughly enjoy our shopping excursions, […]
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Recently, I was reminded that “youth” is all about perspective…
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If you had the opportunity to put up a billboard to advertise anything- what would it be?
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Stop looking behind you- there’s SO MUCH to look forward to.
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Seasons come and seasons go but they always cycle back you know? An old skill resurrected- I’ll teach new lives for my heart to reach! I am super excited to do something old today… well, I mean NEW! When I got out of college, I began teaching music in public school. I loved my job, […]
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I think I think a lot about nostalgic memories how thing were, the way they are, and what might come to be too much time I spend in thought so I thought that you should know I think my motto for the year is simply just to- “GO” My mind can be my own […]
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This is my “life-verse”. When I was in my early 30’s, I experienced something life-changing. I had been going to church steadily for a couple of years, and was doing my best to be a “good” person. But I found myself in a place of complete discontentment. Everything looked perfect from the outside, but inside, […]
Read MoreWhat do you have to look forward to? For some people, it’s a big vacation coming up- or maybe a party. Someone’s graduation? A big work event? The birth of a new baby? I have this thing where I need something to look forward to something to be excited about! If I don’t have that […]
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I remember years ago, when I first started taking piano lessons, how frustrated I would get. I had been picking out chords and melodies by ear for several years before I actually began taking lessons. It was so hard for me to train myself to follow all the new “rules” my piano teacher gave me. […]
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