Tender song which tells the story of the woman in Luke 7. Scored for a Narrator, Solo, Tenor Solo, and Piano. Accessible for any church or concert setting but especially during the season of Lent.

1) Father you will all to be saved
For this your Son died and prayed
You know how we all  have strayed
How in weakness we’ve been waylaid
You yearn for our return
For this your heart burns
You will for us to know You
who created us to love and be loved

2) You’re at work throughout history
With your Son and Spirit of divine mercy
You unfold your plan everyday

Instrumentation: Voice, guitar
Duration: 1’30”

(repeated pattern of Am11/Dm9/E♭m7/Em13)

You heard it from a distance
Lovely, bewitching
Then let yourself drift to where the water roughened
And there you ran aground

This is where you ended up
Bleached bones and wreckage
By now you should know the sirens' true intentions
But you still help them sing

(sheet music attached)

A collaboration with David Gomez Sanz, www.fourhandsproject.com.

New Eyes, New Light
11th Movement, Hungry for Heaven – www.hungryforheaven.com
             
Deep within the starswept perimeter
dwells the highest transcendence.
Architect and lover of the world
who knows all greatness and smallness.
Force that seeds and waters soil.
Force that watches creation toil.
Eternal eyes, infinite light, ever shining bright.

Transcendence sends a magic burst
to a waiting womb.
Luminescence so pure as to...

A meditative Communion hymn based on John 3:13–17. This gentle, reflective piece draws directly from Scripture: “For God so loved the world, He gave His only Son.” It is ideal for Communion or contemplative liturgies. Accessible for choirs and congregations alike, this hymn offers both depth and singable simplicity, making it a strong choice for parish worship.

A Christian song about comfort and love

Psalm 94: If today you hear his voice harden not your heart. 

1 )Your church gives us this Lenten time
To cleanse our souls heart and mind
To free us from all that blocks us from
knowing you evermore intimately

Tender and moving setting based on John 20:1 about when Mary Magdalene sees Jesus risen at the tomb. Uses the lyrics from the hymn "Mary to her Savior's Tomb".

Responsorial Psalm 94(95):1-2,6-9 for the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A - WORDS + CHORDS

                     D          G                            A                  D           G           A           Dsus4  D
Response - O that today you would listen to his voice! ‘Harden not your hearts.’

   D                 A             G                 D 
Come, ring out our joy to the Lord;
 Bm         D               G      A
hail the rock who saves us.
             G               D               A           Bm
Let us come before him, giving thanks,
           G                     D           A
with songs let us hail the Lord.

                     D          G                            A                  D           G           A           Dsus4  D
Response - O that today you would listen to his voice! ‘Harden not your hearts.’

The Shepherd of Hermas is an apocryphal writing from the early Church. While ultimately not included in the New Testament, it was often read by early Christians because of its powerful allegorical view of the Church as a woman helping the author through life.

Instrumentation: Voice, guitar, double bass
Duration: 2’

One day I saw someone I used to know.
She held all the things I tried to hide.
And, filled with shame,
I turned away

But she said “Don’t let the old sad and darkened days bring you down.

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This reflective song, “As I Have Loved You,” gives voice to Christ’s final prayer for His disciples—a plea for love, peace, and faith even in the face of sorrow. This piece blends Scripture and poetry to create a sacred space for the listener. It speaks to the heart of Holy Week, moments of farewell, and the ever-present promise: “I will never leave you alone.” Suitable for Holy Thursday, funerals, prayer services, and meditative worship.

A collaboration with my friend Dave who lives in Segovia, Spain.

Wholesome Treasures

Demoralized, must break these chains,
bite the hand that feeds the drain.
Let it rain, let it wash our stains.
Find the Healer who will fix our pain.

Suddenly, like a twilight arrow,
souls are bathed, warmed to the marrow.
Silent pleasures, with our Lord.
Wholesome treasures for this accord.

When sad and spent, so tired and bent,
when in the clutch of vanities,
join the ranks of the penitent,
rise to heaven on winged knees.

Captives ransomed, freed by His blood.
Now adapted to this celestial flood...