Our days are filled with so many different ups and downs. This song reminded me of all those different themes that run through our daily lives. It also reminds me that God is there to weave those themes into a beautiful melody.
What do you need to do to let God make a beautiful song out of your day today?

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While I sat down to write this I had the words to the hymn “Old Rugged Cross” stuck in my head. The phrase “On a hill, on a hill far away, stood an old rugged cross, an old rugged cross” kept echoing in my head. That rhythm became the recurring  theme of this song.

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I have submitted one of my Instrumental Reflections based on the hymn It Is Well With My Soul to the Fan Faves Chart on Indie Heaven. You can help out by voting for it every day.

To vote

1. Click here or on the fan faves banner above.

2. Select “Instrumental” from the drop box (Until I make the top 50)

3. Find “It Is Well” by Russell Martin in the instrumental chart.

4. Click on the stars to rate

5. Tell your friends to do the same.

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A fellow blogger, Bridget Willard, has a series called Hymn Theology. She asked if I had an instrumental reflection of Great is Thy Faithfulness. I said, “not yet.” Here it is, today’s instrumental reflection for Lent.

As you listen to this reflect on how God has been faithful, to you, in your life.

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This Instrumental Reflection for Lent has no name yet.. what would you call it? What does it make you think of?

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Continuing the Instrumental reflections for lent with this one called “Waiting.” As you pray, reflect, journal and relax I would ask you, “What is it that you are waiting for?”

In case you missed them here are the links to first 3 Instrumental Reflections for lent.

#15 Ash Wednesday
#16 Hopeful
#17 Near the Cross

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I have always loved the words and music to this old hymn. Here is the 3rd of the Lent Instrumental Reflections based on the hymn “Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross”

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This is the second in my Instrumental Reflections for Lent. I titled it “Hopeful”. Listen to it as you read the scriptures, pray or meditate.

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Here is an instrumental reflection for you to use as you read the lent scriptures, pray or meditate.

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This past weekend I had the honor of playing for a friends wedding. This is the song that I wrote for the Bridal party to enter into. This recording is the actual live recording. If you listen in the background you can hear some shuffling feet when the grooms enter the room, and also at the end the pastor begins the service. The piano waits about 15 seconds before it starts.

Congratulations Jennifer and Austin. You are in my prayers as you begin your wonderful life together.

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