Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

And in comes a New Year


2014 is now upon us.
Are you ready?  Did you accomplish the goals, if any, you had set for 2013?  Have you any goals for this new year?

Can I ask a deeper question?  If you stood face to face with God, would you be ashamed of anything you have done, thought, or said over the past year?  Would He be pleased with you?

Sadly, the reality would probably be negative.  Make a point to bring God into everything you do this coming year.  Greet Him every morning.  With all resolutions aside, He should be the first thing that comes to your mind when you wake up.  Make Him the first piece of the puzzle that you place on the table and all the others in life will fall into place.  If you do so, this could be the best year of your life.  Don't take for granted each breath you breathe.  Make every day a day worth living.

Happy New Year!

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year everyone!

*sing songy voice* I have another song for you all to enjoy!

Yes, thanks to the lack of inspiration for a decent post, I am simply sharing more music with you lovely people.  This song comes from an amazing group called the Piano Guys, and let me tell you, they are incredible!  You can check out their website to learn more about them here.  We had been watching their videos on youtube, and Jamin, our wonderful brother, gave me their cd for Christmas.

To give a short summary, there are two musicians in the Piano Guys, a pianist (obviously) and a cellist (who also does a lot of the percussion), then three others who arrange, record, video, edit, and all that important stuff that goes over my head.

Most of their songs are awesome instrumental arrangements of popular songs, soundtrack themes, even some classical pieces, but the one I want to share with you is a beautiful cello arrangement of the old hymn, "Nearer, My God, To Thee."

Mr. Nelson, of the Piano Guys, is the only musician in this song, but he has played all the different parts you will hear so wonderfully put together.


According to various accounts, this is one of the last songs that the band played on the sinking Titanic, with most agreeing that the hymn "Autumn" was the final song.

May God bless you and yours on this first day of the year 2013!
Julia