I hope everyone's Christmas celebrations were blessed with all the peace, joy, hope and love the season has to offer. I realize that, as far as this blog is concerned, it's "been a long time since I did that stroll" (to quote Led Zeppelin). I am planning to reboot terra incognita for 2014, though I've decided to take things in a slightly different direction. When I started this blog back in 2009, I was looking for a space to vent all the pent-up theological steam I had accumulated in five years of Seminary. Five years later, I've exhausted most of that steam by now (pun intended). And, given I have so much opportunity to practice theological writing in my day-to-day duties as a pastor, I've decided to use this space for more creative writing projects. Expect to see more poetry, songs, word-play, story-telling and humorous sketches. I'm currently working on some "reserve material" and I'll be resuming regular posting (my goal is twice a week) in the New Year.
Until then, and as a taste of things to come, I'm posting my annual album of home-made music. Each year I try to do a recording of original songs and offer it as an online Christmas gift to friends, family and passers-by. This year's project, an album I'm calling "soundings" was recorded in the garage through September and October. You can click here to download. Enjoy. Merry Christmas. See you in 2014.
Happy Holidays!
Labels: music, songwriting
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