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Unfathomable

 

Unfathomable

The ocean is inspiring, especially at night. Never could I paint with words all the emotions that my heart feels when I gaze upon the ocean cradling Mars and all the constellations that form dragons and princesses in the sky above. The same ocean softly waltzes a shifting trail of moonlight onward towards the obscure infinity, but upon the shore roar violent breakers that send scents of salt and foam flailing into the air landing like a subtle sting upon my toes. I set before that natural canvas for an hour with a ukulele and sang all that came into my head, unintentional, unsuspecting, and unadulterated. I imagine most was complete gibberish, but it felt freeing.

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A few months back, Ben and I were asked to attend a class that would help become better answer interviewers and define the band more succinctly, standard stuff that most new artists undertake. We spent 4 hours a day for a couple days honing our skills. One of the assignments was to write the theme of the band into a bedtime story. The story was only supposed to be about 5 minutes long. I realized after finishing the assignment that one of my struggles is conciseness. I know that brevity is the soul of wit, but sometimes a good story needs a few more lines. My final effort became a Sidewalk Prophets bedtime story that I would like to share with you. It is nowhere near 5 minutes in length, but neither was any great bedtime story I remember. Besides, the point of a good bedtime story is to stay awake as long as you can before it’s time to turn out the light. Gather round the kids and tuck them in tight. Here is the story of our band’s foundation if ever Ben and I were in a fairy tale, “One Simple Truth.”

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All in All

All in All

Christ is everywhere in everything. I have no doubt of this. I have seen the beauty of Christ in a summer storm. I have felt the grace of Christ in the changed hearts of countless campers. I have witnessed the truth of Christ in many of the books I read. And, believe it or not, I have unveiled the mystery of Christ in a Michael Jackson song. He is our all in all, and I wonder how often we truly let that phrase sink in, “all in all.” God is our everything in everything. 

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