Where Are You?

On By roberthansen1317In Christian life, God, music, Questions for God, Where are you10 Comments

I walked through this town I love so much and couldn’t believe my eyes. Everywhere I looked the city was in ruins. Every corner had something else wrong. Every block I walked all I saw was confusion. I went into my favorite store and had to take a step back. Something wasn’t right.

The buildings were still there. The architecture as beautiful as ever. It was the people. They were all walking around like robots. No one smiled. They all had the same blank stare. What happened to them? It’s like they were all….lost.

I smiled at a child. She smiled back. The mom looked at me like I was trying to kidnap her child. I smiled at her also but only received a glare in return.

I pulled out my phone to see if I missed some news on what is going on. I looked on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram but nothing. All I saw were pictures of people smiling. Posts about how great their lives were. Tweets about how happy they are. I looked up over my phone and didn’t see that.

I decided to reach out to the 87,654 friends/followers I have on social media. No one responded. I was getting concerned so I decided to text the 70 people in my contact list that I never call and talk to. Again, no one responded.

I decided to go get a hamburger and some fries and try to figure out what is happening. After I ate, I didn’t feel so well. Come to find out the hamburger I ate was laced with steroids and synthetic hormones that has caused hormonal cancer rates to rise. Then I found out this is banned in Europe, Japan, Australia and China but yet we serve it in my town.

I then decided to get something to drink. I couldn’t decide between Coke, Pepsi or Gatorade. I looked on the label and noticed all of them contained brominated vegetable oil. From my science days I knew bromine was used as a flame retardant. This builds up in our bodies and can cause nerve damage, memory loss, and other issues. This has also been banned in over 100 countries, including Europe and Japan but here it is in my town. I then found out that bromine is used in some of the breads I eat.

I see young children running around the streets like they don’t have a care. I see them getting what they want, doing what they want, taking what they want. Weren’t they taught to earn what they get? Weren’t they taught that sometimes waiting for something is better than getting it instantly? Where are the parents?

I stood on the corner and yelled as loud as I could “God, help me!” I knew God was here somewhere but I could not find Him. The corner across from me had people yelling “God does not exist. He is not here and never has been. There is no God.” I yelled right back. “My God is here. He does exists. He has always been here.” Next thing I know I am being told I can’t talk about God here. I protested and asked why can they say there is no God but I can’t say there is. I was told because they have the right of religious freedom.

It was time for me to take a walk. Try to clear my head. What was happening here?

God, are you there? Why are you allowing this to happen? Why is my town turning into this? Why are people hurting inside but pretend they are okay? Why are people doing wrong and don’t even act like it bothers them? Why, God, are you letting this happen?

God, where are you?

I ran and ran as far as I could. When I stopped I saw the most amazing bright light. I had never seen anything like it. A breeze picked up and I heard, “where are you?” I looked around but didn’t see anyone. Then I heard it again, “where are you?”

Then that voice said “I have searched for you. I have called out to you. I have rescued you from the depths of sin many times. I have forgiven you. Why do you hide in shame from me? Why do you run from me? Why do you only question me in the worst times of your life? Why do you not think of me in the best times? What is this you have done?  Why are you here in this place? Who told you I wasn’t here? Who told you I didn’t love you?”

Then the bright light disappeared and was replaced with a mirror. I looked in the mirror and saw my reflection. I then only had one question to ask myself.

Where are you?

Never Alone by Barlow Girl – 

Don’t Let Go by Josh Wilson – 

Not To Us by Nichole Nordeman – 

I Question You by Lily Messer (and me) – 

In My Room by Thousand Foot Krutch – 

Revelation by Third Day – 

If I Could Talk To God by Alice Peacock – 

Beer With Jesus by Thomas Rhett – 

If I Talk To God by The Last Goodnight – 

God Of This City by Chris Tomlin – 

God Can You Hear Me by Tait – 

The Opening Act of Spring by Frank Turner – 

 

Temple Fit

On By roberthansen1317In Christian life, drink water, fitness, Get fit, Made in His image, move, music, Temple Fit, the next phase of my life, We are the body4 Comments

I recently accepted the position at my church as Temple Fit Director. Amazing isn’t it, what God can do. An introvert like me now leading our church into becoming more fit physically. This is a volunteer position that I will find the time to do. I may have to blog a little less.

I have always done well no matter where I worked. I have always been promoted. I have always helped my teammates around me and had them get promoted – even though it always hurt me to lose my best people. I would go on vacation and my area would do so well without me that I would be moved into another area to get it straightened out. I attribute this all to God of course. The patience, wisdom, work ethic, and knowledge He has given me and how He has taught me to treat others.

I have always been respected and well-liked – by most. I actually have been trusted so much that when I left the company I am at now the second time they let me come in on Sundays and work by myself.  My wife, who was a stay at home mom and watched other kids as well, lost a couple kids she was watching so we needed extra income. That is how much they trust me. Then they brought me back a third time and I am so glad they did.

This is the lesson boys and girls. A lesson that I learned from my parents and a lesson I have learned in the teachings of Jesus Christ. Watch what comes out of your mouth. Treat others with respect and dignity. When someone makes a mistake, walk them through what they did wrong in a calm manner and instruct them on how to do it right. Keep your promises. Be trustworthy. The only thing you have in this world is your word. Guard it with your life. No matter what else is going on around you, you control how you react and what you say. I have always given employees the opportunity to succeed, even when they didn’t want to. It’s amazing, not only at work but in life, seeing peoples faces when they do something they didn’t think they could do.

That’s also why at one job I had twelve people I trained be promoted to supervisors. The next closest person was two. My employees stayed with the company on average 10 months. The next closest average was 4 months. Don’t get me wrong, I have had some employees/employers try to take advantage of my leadership style only to find out the hard way. My last boss, 60-70 hour a week boss, couldn’t understand how I could get so many employees to do anything I asked them to do when he couldn’t. In the end he didn’t like the fact I didn’t talk – socialize- much, and that I stood up to him when no one else would so I left. He has called three times since I left asking me to come back.

I say all these things not to toot my own horn but to show you what can happen if you are a thoughtful, attentive, respectful, honest, open, trustworthy, decisive and conscientious. I can make a positive impact or a negative impact on someone. The choice is mine. I choose positive. Treat others the way God wants you to treat them, live the way God wants you to live and people will see it. Maybe not now, but it will pay off in the end.

I know that this introvert will not be able to lead an entire church of 1000 plus members to get fit without the amazing help of others. Our team already has some great ideas and will implement them and see where God takes them. I have been blessed to be able to motivate people. This however is a whole new ballgame. I know God will be with me to help others. One thing I have learned about fitness is to start small. Make small changes daily that will add up over time.

Maybe I will even get my wife to guest blog. She is in charge of our Run For God classes and running clubs. She is also a personal trainer and health coach. I will be relying on her a lot.

First step I will ask you today is quit drinking sodas and sugar drinks. Drink your water people.

How much water should I drink? Half of your weight in ounces is recommended. If you weigh 200 lbs, drink 100 oz. of water. Keep in mind you get some of this in foods you eat, especially in fruits and vegetables.

Run For God by Miriam and Sarah Burnette – 

Running With God – motivational –  

The Strength of God Resides In You – Motivational – 

Soul On Fire by Third Day – 

Life Is A Gift by John Waller – 

Move by MercyMe – 

Everybody Get Movin by Mr. Steve and Miss Katie – 

Lift Me Up by The Afters – 

Dear X, You Don’t Own Me by Disciple – 

Page One by The Beautiful Refrain – 

It’s Your Life by Francesca Battistelli – 

Stronger by Mandisa – 

Made To Love by TobyMac – 

No Longer Slaves by Bethel Music – 

Taking Life by We As Human – 

Thank you for nominating me for Encouraging Thunder

On By roberthansen1317In Christian life, encouraging thunder4 Comments

The Encouraging Thunder Award comes with very simple rules:

  1. The nominee posts the Award on their blog and adds the logo.
  2. Pay it forward by nominating others.
  3. Mention your purpose for blogging and thank the person that nominated you; also add their URL to your post for ping back.

This is long overdue in responding but I am not good at promoting myself.

I started My God, My Music, My Life because I felt, and feel, like God was telling me the time is now. I have wrote things, songs, poems, short stories, etc, and usually just threw them away. I felt like I was letting God down by not speaking about Him, by not reaching out to the world and tell others about what He has done for me, and for all of us. I’m an introvert and I don’t talk much at all, even to my own family. I have always tried to let my actions speak for me and live the right way. Writing for me is a way for me to get the word out and still stay in my comfortable box, which I know with time I will break out of for I am already seeing the box open. I see God in everything and try to write about it. I believe music is a universal language. Everyone listens to some kind of rhythm, beat, words. I put it all together in one writing and I hope that my words and music encourages others. If my words don’t, at least I pray the music will.

I have to admit I don’t follow many other bloggers at this time. I want to follow others to read what they write, not to follow just to follow and unfortunately, there is only so much time in a day.

  1.  Don Merrit for the Life Project https://lifereference.wordpress.com.  He has helped me learn so much more about the Bible than I could ever learn on my own. I love how he puts the bible together, how some passages parallel others in the Bible. i.e Revelation 20:22 and Ezekiel 37:48. There are far more but this is just one example.  Thanks Don.
  2. Pam Witzemann for Joy Indestructible http://joyindestructible.com/. She teaches me so much about finding joy in all circumstances.  Look for joy and not happiness. For her life and to still experience joy in everything is an example we should all model.
  3. J.D. Riso for Wish I Were Here https://julieriso.wordpress.com/. I have just started reading her but I love her stories and the places we go. I can picture myself where she is through her writing.

I thank Pam Witzemann http://joyindestructible.com/ for nominating me. God seems to always give her words to say to encourage me in my journey into this blogging world. Many times I have thought no one is reading this just to get a message from her at the right time. Thanks, Pam, it is truly an honor to be nominated but more of an honor to call you a friend.

You Are Welcome Here

On By roberthansen1317In accept others, Christian life, God, music, welcome all, you are welcome in this place4 Comments

I saw the new couple enter the room. I immediately thought, c’mon, our group is fine. We don’t need a new couple here. We all get along so well now we have to get to know someone else.

I saw the new kid walking down the hallway of school. He had to be lonely and scared. Not knowing anyone. People staring. People whispering. He came from out west and didn’t look like us mid-westerners. I could’ve introduced myself, I could’ve said hi, I could’ve…

I saw the homeless outside the cafe where I was eating. It started to rain on an unusually cold September night. I saw them put the cardboard on top of their heads in a feeble attempt to stay dry. I could’ve invited them in to eat with me. I could’ve given them some relief from the cold, the rain, the hunger.

I saw her making all the wrong decisions. I saw her flirting with all the boys. I saw her wearing way too revealing clothes. I heard the other girls gossip and spread rumors. I knew her parents wouldn’t approve. I knew she was desperately just trying to fit in somewhere. She wanted to be accepted. I knew I could’ve said something.

I am constantly doing wrong. I am constantly not reaching out to love others who are not like me. I am constantly beating myself up for what I do. I constantly let shame keep me from doing the right thing the next time. I constantly doubt myself. I constantly question God on how He could love and accept me. Look at me!

I go to church on Sunday and sing Holy Spirit, You Are Welcome Here. I go to church and beg God to help me. Help me change God. Help me reach out to others. I pray that God will come into my life. I pray that He will make me strong and brave when I am weak and afraid

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I drive to work Monday and complain about the stop lights. I finally get to work and complain about my co-workers. I go to work and complain about my job. I drive home and complain about the traffic. I get home and complain about my day. I complain about all the homework my kids have. I go to bed.

I didn’t think about God all day.  I didn’t tell God He was welcome to be in my car as I drove to work. I didn’t tell God He is welcome at my work. I didn’t ask my co-workers to welcome God into their lives. I didn’t welcome God into my car on my drive home. I didn’t tell God He was welcome in my home. I didn’t tell God He was welcome into my family.

I went to church and sang Holy Spirit,  You Are Welcome Here.

Will you accept God into all areas of your life? Will you accept others as they are and welcome them in your life? Is one easier to do than the other. Where are you at in welcoming God in your life?

First three are same song, different artists.

Holy Spirit by Jesus Culture – 

Holy Spirit by Francesca Battistelli – 

Holy Spirit by Kari Jobe –  same song, different singer 

Welcome In This Place by Hillsong – 

Welcome To Wherever You Are by Bon Jovi – 

You Are Welcome by Deluge – 

You Are Welcome by Forever Jones – 

Welcome All Again by Collective Soul – 

Welcome to the World by Sister Hazel – 

Welcome to the New by MercyMe – 

New, forgotten, unknown 9/11/15 – New music Friday

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A few more musician followers this week.  I hope my sharing your music will get word out about your music. Please take time to listen/share/purchase the song I wrote with the wonderful Lily Messer and Ceylon Wise at the bottom of this page.  Thank for the follows.

I’m Alive by Neely – 

You Were Wrong by Ben Landis (feat Jessica Ryan) – 

Freedom Cried by Madison Stuart – 

Adrift by Bill Boulden – 

My Story by Rebel Band – 

She’s With Me by High Valley (Dave Myers) – 

and some new music from non-followers I have been listening to this week.

The Early Days by Old Man Luedecke – 

Don’t Let Go by Josh Wilson –  

Day One by Pat Green – 

Anyday Woman by Ben Bridwell/ Iron & Wine – 

Angel by the Weeknd –  

Burn Me Out by Honeyhoney –  

Faithful From The Start by Aaron Watkins – 

Footsteps by Pop Evil – 

Gold to Glass by the Revitalist – 

Girl of Summer by Kip Moore – 

Scars by Logan Brills – 

and our song:

I Question You by Lily Messer – 

Now on i tunes :  https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-question-you-single/id1018588943

We Will Never Forget 9/11

On By roberthansen1317In 9/11, Christian life, everyday heroes, God is there, music, We will never forget7 Comments

Can you believe it has been 14 years since 9/11? The babies are now in high school.  I remember where I was and what I was doing. Actually. I am in the exact same seat at the same company I worked for then. I remember someone saying a plane just crashed into one of the World Trade Centers. We were all in disbelief. How could an airplane crash into it? Did the pilot have a heart attack? Where was the co-pilot? Then we heard the news of the second plane crashing into the other World Trade Center building and that it could be a terrorists attack. Then the plane that crashed into the Pentagon and the plane the passengers took down in a field near Shanksville, PA.

Do you remember where you where?

9/11/01 is a day that forever changed our nation. Airport security. Wars- that we are still involved in. The loss of thousands of lives in these wars. The tens of thousands of injured soldiers, soldiers with PTSD, depression and traumatic brain injuries returning back to our country.  The billions of dollars financed to fund these wars and the impact on the world economy. Suspicious of certain ethnicities. Government surveillance in all our lives.

Many rescue and recovery workers that helped at the site have lung diseases and other health problems from the toxic chemicals that were in the air. They also suffer from PTSD. depression and injuries.

Not to mention their families and how they have been impacted. Children growing up without parents that either died in the attacks or in the wars after. Psychological, physical and emotional trauma from the attack, loss of loved ones, loss of health, loss of income.

Some may ask where was God in these attacks? He was there. The flights could have had 684 passengers but only had 266 aboard. Of the 50,000 employees that could have been in the towers,  only 10-14,000 were said to be at work at 8:46. The stories are numerous of people running late because of “mysterious” events like alarm clocks not going off, missing buses, late taxis, sick kids, they woke up sick, couldn’t find their keys, unexpected subway, traffic, and commuter delays. The towers fell inward instead of toppling over, saving unknown amount of lives. He was there in the cross that was left in the rubble. He was there.

I know my God was right there with us, holding us in his hands, weeping with us, comforting us. He was there then and He is here with us now and He will be with us always.

We must never forget. We will never forget.

10 Years I Miss You Daddy by DJ Sammy – this brings tears to my eyes every time, guess it’s a daddy thing – 

Beauty Will Rise by Steven Curtis Chapman – 

Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning by Alan Jackson – 

Have You Forgotten by Darryl Worley – 

Didn’t They by Taylor Swift – 

Never Forget by Harmony Roads (fka Beyond the Veil) – 

Last Fallen Hero by Charlie Daniels – 

Hands by Jewel – 

Little Did She Know (She’d Kissed A Hero) by Kristy Jackson – 

Everyday Heroes by Dave Carroll – 

If I Had Only Known by Reba McEntire – 

He Knows by Jeremy Camp – 

I Believe by Blessid Union of Souls – 

God Is There by Diamond Rio – 

God Is With Us by Casting Crowns – 

God Is Watching by Jonny Diaz – 

God Of This City by Chris Tomlin – 

Hey God by Lonestar – 

I Saw God Today by George Strait – 

God Weeps by Eli – 

God Only Cries by Diamond Rio – 

In God We Still Trust by Diamond Rio – 

He Is There by The Hooker Family – 

What Kind Of World Will We Leave Behind For Our Children

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As I look at our world today I can’t help but wonder what are leaving behind for our children. Will there be any polar ice caps? Will there be any animals left that aren’t in our local zoo? Will the beach be thirty yards more inland? Will the United States be a desert and Africa be lush farmlands? Will they have any trees left? Will the sci-fi worlds we see in movies about the future really be all there is left of this world?

Corporate greed. A recent Stanford study estimates the world could convert to 100% renewable energy by 2030. Do you think corporate America will let that happen? I don’t. So many people fight for what keeps them making money instead of what is best for the world and the people in it. Take cigarette companies for example. As late as the 1940’s there was proof that smoking caused cancer. As of 1994, all seven of the top cigarette making companies denied that smoking causes cancer. Smoking is said to cause 1 out of every 5 deaths in America. The tobacco industry destroys more than 500,000 acres of forest per year. If tobacco farmers grew food instead, they could feed more than 78% of the worlds 28 million malnourished people. In 2012, cigarette companies spent $27 million lobbying government agencies and members of Congress. Now I am not picking on the cigarette industry because you can look up just about any industry, including the health industry, and find where money is being spent to get their products to sell instead of doing the right thing and selling the right products.

Just think about that for a minute? What if tobacco farmers grew food and fed the world instead of tobacco? They would help the world but make less money. What if they spent $27 million on healthier options – growing food, planting trees, charity, getting water to third world countries? What if Anheuser -Busch or Doritos spent the $ 4.5 millon for a 30 second ad for the Super Bowl on something that benefitted the people in the world? I mean we all know who Anheuser-Busch is right?  Does that $4.5 million really make someone want to drink there brand over someone elses? I don’t think so. That money could be spent more wisely.

We destroy one area and take out all the non-renewable resources only to move to another area and destroy it. We cut off mountain tops and leave sludge in its place. We deforest large areas of land and do not plant trees to replace them. We are releasing high levels of nitrogen and phosphorous into our water systems and oceans from fertilizer use. We water, even on rainy days, our grass areas by our exit ramps but yet many in this world do not have water to drink.

We take away farmland to put up more and more strip malls. Many of them are abandoned in ten years for new strip malls. We introduce new animals to new lands that wipe out the old animals, therefore changing the food chain.

We over fish, so we make fish farms. We take away our farm lands then we produce GMO’s to make the food grow faster, be resistant to weeds, insects etc because we have less land to farm.  This then causes super bugs which are resistant to the weed killer and antibiotics. We give animals steroids to grow faster. We grow chickens that never see the light of day in overcrowded enclosed shelters. How will this all affect not only ourselves but our children as well? Only time will tell but from what I can see, it isn’t good.

There is hope. Companies like Chipolte – who quit selling pork at hundreds of locations because they found a supplier wasn’t meeting their animal welfare standards. They will not be using GMO foods. Chipolte’s core mission is food with integrity.  By the way, Chipolte is still making nice profits. Other companies like Toms, who give away one pair of shoes to children in need for each pair of shoes bought, is making money. Chick-fil-A who many people said wouldn’t be succesful being closed on Sundays is very succesful. Sevenly donates a portion of each sale to charity. Their core statement is people matter. Sevenly is widely recognized as one of the nation’s leading “social good” companies, mashable.com just named Sevenly “America’s most social business” and “one of the Top 10 Stories in the First 10 Years of Facebook.”

You can do things the right way and still make a profit, keep the business healthy and help the world.

Stay tuned for tomorrow on what kind of children are we leaving this world. Can’t wait to see you then.

When The Children Cry by White Lion – 

Something Worth Leaving Behind by Lee Ann Womack – 

Heal The World by Michael Jackson – 

We Could Change The World by Matt Redman – 

Leave The World a Little Better – 

Imagine by John Lennon – 

Salvation Song by Avett Brothers – 

Mad World by Gary Jules/ Tears For Fears – 

Ghosts of Days Gone By by Alter Bridge – 

Change The World by Los Lonely Boys – 

Difference Maker by NeedtoBreathe – 

Show Me A Sign by Michael Franti – 

Same As It Ever Was by Michael Franti – 

So Much Trouble In The World by Bob Marley – 

Gonna Change My Way Of Thinkin by Bob Dylan – 

We Can Change The World by Live Hart – 

Together We Can Change The World by Nick Vujicic/ Elliot Band – 

Vision of the Future by Marshall Rosenberg – 

Happy Labor Day – People Over Profit

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Happy Labor Day.

Labor Day pays tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers. It was also intended to give workers a day off because in the late 1800’s, many workers worked 12 hour days, 7 days a week.

I recently read a book by Dale Partridge called People Over Profit. I like his blog, the Daily Positive, so I thought this would be a good read. It was. It is short, concise and, at least to me, very much common sense. I think it not only can be read as a business book but also a relationship book.

Mr. Partridge studied many organizations and says almost all companies go through four phases. The honest phase, the efficient phase, the deceptive phase, and the apologetic phase. I will give a short description of each.

The honest phase is all about getting established. Existing almost entirely for the benefit of others. The core of the company is mission, quality, and integrity. They are winning the hearts of their customers and employees.

The efficient phase is where the company shifts from honesty and quality to efficiency and quantity.  More for less. They start substituting quality parts for cheaper parts. For example, GMO’s for our food. Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with trying to be more efficient and make more profit, but when you compromise your core values and missions it becomes a problem.

The deceptive phase is where the company starts making the bottom line the number one issue for existing. They are in denial and start lying. Employees get burnt out, customers get dissatisfied with poor quality and higher prices, and a level of distrust starts.

The apologetic phase is where the company realizes they went the wrong way and start to try to make amends. They have to recommit to their core values and missions. They have to restore confidence, trust, health, faith, hope, mission, quality, and accountability. Not only for their customers, but also for their employees.

However, Mr. Partridge discovered many companies that start in the honest phase and move to the efficient phase while maintaining honesty and never moving into the deceptive phase. Some of these are Chick-fil-A, Whole Foods, REI and Patagonia. Companies that do this all have seven core beliefs. They are people matter, truth wins, transparency frees, authenticity attracts, quality speaks, generosity returns and courage sustains.

Don’t be afraid of fear. Fear of change, fear of failure, fear of admitting fault, and fear of the unknown. If you change nothing, nothing will change.

We, the people, are the most powerful people in the marketplace. The way we spend our money determines who stays in business and who does not. If you keep buying products from a company that values profits over people, poor quality, poor working conditions and wages, slave labor, etc. then you are keeping that company in business. The decisions we make will help determine prices, expected levels of quality and which products are in demand. If you don’t like spending $8 for beer at the ballgame, stop buying it. If enough people quit buying it, prices will go down.

The last part of the book I interpret is based on Christian beliefs. If we buy “good” it can change the world. Invest in our core values and beliefs. If something doesn’t seem right, don’t do it. Be a leader. Be ready to lose friends, encounter resistance and even lose your job. Be ready to have a heavy amount of emotional maturity. Know when to hold your tongue and when to stop pushing. Learn to empathize with others positions instead of being judgmental. To be a positive, great leader you have to have a rare mix of strength and meekness.

Pick your partners, and friends wisely. Be you.Own your mistakes. Learn to let go. Let yourself grieve. Put the torch down – learn to forgive instead of retaliating. Don’t let anger destroy you.

For all of you that have to work today I appreciate you. For those of you that don’t, I appreciate when you do work. For those of you looking for work, I pray that you find one.

The Theory by Jonathan Thulin – 

Working for the Weekend by Loverboy – 

Working for a Living by Huey Lewis – 

Fly Over States by Jason Aldean – 

Daughter of a Working Man by Danielle Bradbery – 

Hard Workin Man by Brooks and Dunn – 

Good Ole American Way by Justin Moore – 

Shuttin Detroit Down by John Rich – 

Working Man by NewWorldSon – 

I Don’t Wanna Go To Work by Lissie – 

Working Man Hands by Jonah33 – 

Hands of a Working Man by Zane Williams – 

Take This Job and Shove It by Johnny Paycheck – 

New, forgotten, unknown 9/4/15 – New music Friday

On By roberthansen1317In Christian, Christian life, country, gospel, music, new music Friday, pop, rockLeave a comment

A few more musician followers this week. Thanks for the follows. I hope my sharing your music will get word out about your music. Please take time to listen/share/purchase the song I wrote with the wonderful Lily Messer and Ceylon Wise at the bottom of this page.  Thanks.

Tell Somebody by Unspoken – Love their last cd and the new cd Unplugged out now.  

Thorns by Amanda Lopiccolo – 

Life After Me by Hear Hear – 

I Will Go by Irek Czech – 

The Creation by Ambush – 

Some other new music I am listening to this week. Check them out. Let me know what you think.

Crazy Faith by John Waller (feat in War Room) – 

Bend by Corey Smith – 

Lost My Way by NEEDMORE – 

All The Glory by Alexis Spight –  

Alright by Walk Off The Earth – 

I Wanna Change The World by Club Nouveau – 

You’re Not Alone by Owl City – 

Cheap Shots & Setbacks by As It Is – 

In My Head by Galantis – 

and our song:

I Question You by Lily Messer – 

Now on i tunes :  https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-question-you-single/id1018588943