It is possible, and it’s the gospel in music all around us that declares this promise. Especially when life’s tough moments inevitably and unwillingly knock on our door, beat us down, and tell us it is not possible. In looking ahead, it is also the lyrical messages that lead me to strive for more, to push harder, and to not settle. I get to experience this connection in many lives and with that gather an infinite amount of truth, understanding and wisdom in return.įor me, music is one thing that delivers hope, heals brokenness and reminds me of precious memories. I have the true joy of walking in it each day with my profession marrying the heart of Food for the Hungry (FH) and artists striving to conduct a lyrical theology to audiences around the world. Life without music leaves a wide void of true emotion and meaning.

It continues to mold and shape my daily routine, keeping things new and unpredictable, forcing me to question and deliberate with my soul. Music has a magical intention to pull you in and stretch you beyond limits all at the same time.

The sun and the moon, the sky and the rain Wisdom speaks in the darkest parts, but few can understand it To the one who’s broken, the one who’s lost, Instead, the faint lyrics interwoven into my everyday episodes that display the most remarkable soundtracks. However, it is not necessarily the sold-out packed concerts that strike a tune in my life. Music is a primary cultural piece of this city. Nashville bleeds with musicians and people desperately desiring to be rock stars. Johnnyswim, musical artists that work with FH.

Lyrical interpretations