Tommy's Song
(Lord, Through Your Eye's)
The first photos are Tommy. The rest were licenced. I wrote this in 2007 and performed it with the worship team at Newhall Church of The Nazarene for offertory.
The musicians were:
Me - Acoustic guitar and forgetful vocal
Suzanne Robertson - Harmony in the chorus
Dirk Rinker - Electric lead
Dave Berg - Electric bass
Robert Pierce - Drums
Piano - Kathy (Bighair) Crose
String Synth - Laurel Davis
Live Recording (with very limited equipment and options) - Dan Crose
Dan also did a powerpoint of the photos. These photos are a little different as I put the video together at home later.
Thank you all for doing this. I was very pleased with the way this turned out.
The first photos are Tommy. The rest were licenced. I wrote this in 2007 and performed it with the worship team at Newhall Church of The Nazarene for offertory.
The musicians were:
Me - Acoustic guitar and forgetful vocal
Suzanne Robertson - Harmony in the chorus
Dirk Rinker - Electric lead
Dave Berg - Electric bass
Robert Pierce - Drums
Piano - Kathy (Bighair) Crose
String Synth - Laurel Davis
Live Recording (with very limited equipment and options) - Dan Crose
Dan also did a powerpoint of the photos. These photos are a little different as I put the video together at home later.
Thank you all for doing this. I was very pleased with the way this turned out.
Today's Devotional
A Prayer When Your Mind Feels Pulled in Every Direction - Your Daily Prayer - September 6
Multitasking often comes from the feeling that everything depends on you. You rush from one responsibility to another because you’re trying to keep every part of life moving forward at the same time.
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Today's Devotional
A Prayer When Your Mind Feels Pulled in Every Direction - Your Daily Prayer - September 6
Multitasking often comes from the feeling that everything depends on you. You rush from one responsibility to another because you’re trying to keep every part of life moving forward at the same time.
