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Here's my rendition of this early Joni Mitchell tune.

Here's my humble rendition of this beautiful song written by Michel Legrand for the 1967 French movie "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg." The song is between two lovers who are about to be separated when the man goes off to war. But, I can almost imagine our heavenly father singing this as he patiently and longingly waits for his prodigal children to return home.

Here's my humble rendition of this beautiful song written by James Horner, Barry Mann, and Cynthia Weil for the 1986 movie "An American Tail." It was recorded by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram. The story is of a little mouse, tragically separated from his family, who embarks on a perilous journey to be reunited with his loved ones. In this life it seems to me we all can feel a bit orphaned and...

Here's my rendition of this song by Mitch Leigh and Joe Darion from the 1965 musical "Man of La Mancha." It makes me think of the path we are called to trod if we are to follow in the steps of the Savior!

Here's my humble rendition of this song by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim, from the 1957 musical "Westside Story." Although it is the song of the two star-crossed lovers, Tony and Maria, I can also picture it to represent the heart cry of fallen, broken humanity for a place of belonging, forgiveness, and healing - a longing for the Kingdom of Heaven where Shalom prevails! (I found addit...

My rendition of this song, written by Lionel Bart, featured in the 1968 movie "Oliver." In the song, the young orphan Oliver Twist is longing for his mother - or for someone to truly love him as a parent would their child. I believe it echoes the longing in all of us for Divine love!

The first rendition of this song I ever heard was the one sung by Paul McCartney which appeared on the 1964 record "Meet the Beatles" - the first album I ever owned. (But, it was written by Meredith Wilson for the 1957 stage production of "Music Man.") The lyrics remind me of the wonderful whirlwind of emotions I experienced when I fell in love with my wife Linda back in 1979. but, they also ta...

Here's my stripped-down, abbreviated rendition of this beautiful worship song of Cory Asbury's.

Here's my rendition of this thought-provoking, conscience-stirring song by Eli.

I've always been intrigued by this lesser known song of James Taylor's.

Here's my rendition of this old hymn from 1881 by lyricist Clara T. Williams and composer Ralph E. Hudson.

Here's my humble rendition of an extended version of this hymn from 1905 by lyricist Civilla D. Martin and composer Charles H. Gabriel, which became the signature song for the gospel singer Ethel Waters.

Here's my humble rendition of an abbreviated version of this hymn from 1905 by lyricist Civilla D. Martin and composer Charles H. Gabriel, which became a signature song for the gospel singer Ethel Waters.

This Graham Nash song was one that I especially resonated with fifty years ago (in 1975) during the time leading up to when I would shed my partying wannabe rock star persona to find my true self in a relationship with Jesus Christ!

Hymn for the Dudes

Ballad of Mott

Samson & Delilah (If I Had My Way, I Would Tear This Building Down)

Samson & Delilah (If I Had My Way, I Would Tear This Building Down)

This Ole House

It is No Secret

Higher Ground

John the Revelator

God Don't Never Change

Take Five

Million Dollar Feelin'

Go Tell It On the Mountain

Stuck in the Middle with You

The Twelve Days of Christmas

Labor of Love