Music Episodes

King of Glory is a Psalm 24-inspired song built around one searching question: Who may ascend the hill of the Lord?The answer leads us away from our own goodness and toward Christ—the One with clean hands, a pure heart, and the power to bring us into the presence of God. Moving from weakness and failure to grace, freedom, and worship, the song celebrates Jesus as the strong and mighty King of Glory who carries us where we could never climb on our own. Original lyrics by Matt Tullos. Music crea...

Beneath the Shepherd’s Care From green pastures to deep valleys, from overflowing tables to the darkest shadows, Psalm 23 reminds us that the one constant in every landscape of life is the presence of the Shepherd. This original song grew out of the Scattered Moments Psalms Reflection on Psalm 23. It is a meditation on what it means to be held, provided for, protected, pursued by goodness and grace, and led by Someone who already knows the way home. There are seasons when we clearly recognize...

Why Have You Forsaken Me? is a musical reflection inspired by Psalm 22—the Psalm that begins with an anguished question and ultimately moves toward hope. From David’s cry to Jesus’ words from the cross, this song explores those seasons when God seems distant, wounds remain, and answers refuse to come. Yet beneath every question remains a stubborn confession of faith: Still, You are my God. A song for the questions, the wounds, and the hope—and for anyone discovering that even in the darkest pl...

Peace Amidst the Storm is an original song inspired by Psalm 18—a psalm of rescue, strength, and the God who comes near when life feels overwhelming. Drawing from the imagery of trembling mountains, rising waters, the Rock who cannot be shaken, and the right hand of God that holds us steady, this song is a reminder that even in chaos, we are not alone. God is our refuge, our strength, and our peace amidst the storm. Lyrics by Matt Tullos Music, arrangement, and creation by Suno Share Your Th...

Creed is an original song inspired by the Nicene Creed, the historic confession of Christian faith first formulated at the Council of Nicaea in A.D. 325 and carried by generations of believers ever since. The song follows the great movement of the Creed: faith in God the Father, Maker of heaven and earth; Jesus Christ, the eternal Son who became flesh for our salvation, was crucified, rose again, ascended, and will return; the Holy Spirit, Lord and Giver of Life; the Church; the resurrection of...

The Holy Place Inspired by Psalm 15, The Holy Place begins with the question at the heart of David’s psalm: “LORD, who can dwell in your tent? Who can live on your holy mountain?” Psalm 15 describes a life of integrity, truth, compassion, justice, and faithfulness. Yet its opening question also points us toward our need for grace. How can imperfect people approach a holy God? For the Christian, the answer is found in Jesus Christ. We do not enter God's presence because we have achieved holine...

“Still My Refuge” is a song of quiet faith shaped by the language and longing of Psalm 14. In a world that often feels cold, distant, and spiritually empty, this song holds on to one steady truth: the Lord is still our refuge. Drawing from the psalm’s sobering picture of humanity’s wandering—“all have turned away”—the song gives voice to those moments when loneliness, heartache, and conflict make us feel abandoned. Yet it also echoes the deeper assurance of Psalm 14, that God has not turned awa...

“How long, O Lord?” It is one of the most honest prayers in Scripture—and sometimes one of the hardest prayers to pray. Inspired by Psalm 13, “How Long, O Lord?” is a song for the long night of waiting: the prayer we have prayed a hundred times, the answer that has not yet come, and the silence that makes us wonder whether God is listening. David asks “How long?” four times in the opening verses of Psalm 13. Yet remarkably, the psalm never tells us that David's circumstances changed. Instead,...

Hope for the Hopeless — A Song Inspired by Psalm 12 When the faithful seem few, when the needy cry out, and when the voices around us leave us wounded and weary, Psalm 12 reminds us that God hears. “Hope for the Hopeless” is a musical reflection inspired by David’s prayer in Psalm 12—a psalm that begins with the simple cry, “Help, LORD,” and turns toward the promise of a God who rises to defend the vulnerable, preserve His people, and speak words that remain pure and trustworthy. The song car...

“Worth It All” is an original song inspired by the courage and perseverance of George Fownes, a seventeenth-century Baptist minister who endured repeated imprisonment rather than surrender his calling to preach the gospel. Through cold chains, public shame, and years of persecution, Fownes remained convinced that Christ was worth every sacrifice. This musical reflection celebrates the faith that keeps standing, serving, speaking, and singing—even through the storm. Lyrics by Matt Tullos. M...