This is a modal hymn that eloquently teaches the Plan of Salvation. The text by David Macfarlane was written in stages – before, during, and after his missionary service in Argentina. The hymn describes elements of the premortal life, the veil, recognizing the Spirit, and being reconciled with God through Jesus Christ, followed by stirring descriptions of the praise and good works that accompany true conversion.
Mormon Artist is an online magazine covering the Latter-day Saint arts world. It is a great online publication that features interviews with all types of creative Latter-day Saints (think Del Parson, Michael Ballam, and Brandon Mull).
Today, they published an interview with me. Read it here. Many thanks to editor Ben Crowder.
By popular demand, a new TTBB version of I am Naught Without My Savior is now available.
I sang a fireside in Second Life this evening at the invitation of a wonderful family member. Thanks to the great audience. I will post a few recorded excerpts over the next few days.
Resurrection Hymn has two new recordings. The vocal solo version with a new recording by Nathan Howe:
And the SSAA version, as performed by the lovely singers of NCCS Women’s Quartet: