Bethlehem Blessing

I had taken a break from singing. This morning, though, I spontaneously began singing. As I let the words come out of my mouth about Jesus I felt the God force, ( an energetic tingling that flows over my whole body when I am praising the Lord).

I am in the process of editing and practicing as I go with a song that speaks of where we will all end up in this world.

The song will eventually be in the screenplay that I am currently working on. My main character will sing it when she is rationalizing about life as we know it. It will make sense within the context of the story. And it will also answer some questions that many people have about what we’re doing on this planet and why we’re here.

I have enjoyed singing ever since I was in grammar school. From there, I often sang Motown songs down on railroad cars at the end of the street I lived on for a while. Eventually, I went on to sing in various choirs, and in a shower stall at the home I lived in the longest in my life.

Now, I sing in my apartment. I try to keep my voice low to avoid bothering the neighbors. When I am going to be belting it with my microphone, I will probably sing in my car while it is parked in a secluded spot. And when it is time to record my first song, I hope to be able to afford some studio time so I can sing as loud as I want, and get help with mixing the background music.

I had always wanted to sing professionally, but I didn’t have the confidence to pursue it, and I didn’t know how to approach it. Walking with Jesus has empowered me and given me the confidence to do anything I choose.

I did not know when I was younger that I would be praising Jesus, but he has filled me with such happiness that it just feels natural to sing his praises.

Ephesians 5:19-20 reads, “speaking to one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord, giving thanks always for all things” to God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.”

Thank you for reading.

I love you,

Lisa Brown