Category Archives: Spiritual Songs

This song entitled “One Day” points to the hope that is ours in this life to be able to wipe away each others tears today (Rev 21:4). Rev 21:4 And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and … Continue reading →

The expression ‘we’re getting there’ has become one of the most encouraging and sweet sounds from our sister Mary Morgan, and it made sense to take an old Latin song I wrote some years ago and set it to these … Continue reading →

Originally written and recorded by Canadian-born singer and songwriter Gordon Lightfoot, our brother Brian brought this song to our attention to see if we could welcome Mike and Sandi to his home town in Alberta with a more personal and … Continue reading →

This song was recorded in Bettie’s living room while we were gathered together at the conference in Mobile AL in November 2015. Please go to Why Me Lord for the mp3 download/playing and lyrics. For a list of all the … Continue reading →

This song (One in Christ) came about with comments and verses after one of Mike’s studies a few weeks back (http://www.iswasandwillbe.com/the-keys-to-the-kingdom-of-heaven-part-2/) and thoughts on this section in particular: …and those who have “the keys [the ladder] to the kingdom of … Continue reading →

This song means so much to me because of the peace of mind I came to know when I was crushed to powder. I hope that it means as much to you as I does to me. Signed, Mike Vinson … Continue reading →

This was so much fun to put this together with Tony and Gale. They are the ones that made it happen and we enjoyed being a part of it. We pray that someone is edified by our efforts. Signed, Mike … Continue reading →

This song was inspired by a poem written by Adah Richmond Please go to Christ Who Is Our Life for the lyrics and mp3 download/playing. For a list of all the songs available and the ability to download each one, please go to this … Continue reading →

This song is a compilation of scriptural verses and a reflection that was initially intended as a personal exercise to root out the false notions in one particular ‘old time hymn’ that I sang from the days of my youth, … Continue reading →