I don’t usually blog at this time on this here blog, but I came across something that merited this special blog entry. It’s not even for what I have to blog about, it’s about another blog entry elsewhere. Big thanks to Jon Bloom over at Desiring God for putting together this tribute to Keith Green […]
Read More Keith Green SpecialI don’t celebrate Easter, but I do celebrate the reality of the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ and I find this song as sung by Keith Green to be hugely inspirational in reminding me of that reality and I want to celebrate that today like never before, just as Paul said he wants […]
Read More Easter Song – Keith GreenSometimes it’s not the elaborate, deep, profound and majestic offering that’s required. Something light, something fluffy, with a bit of substance to keep you going. That’s what this song and performance is all about. For His Name’s Sake Shalom dmcd
Read More Joyful, Joyful – LCGCYeah I could write tons about why this song is brilliant, but check the story behind the song above and then listen to the song itself and should you be among those so blessed, rejoice again in Salvation’s Song. For His Name’s Sake Shalom dmcd
Read More Salvation’s Song – Stuart TownendEvery good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change. (James 1:17) I’m sure I’ve mentioned before, that growing up we as a family never bought into the whole ‘special days of celebration’ deal other than for […]
Read More Father GodThis blog entry was written yesterday. A fair bit of preparation has gone into today’s proceedings, there’s the highlighting of the previous blog I wrote on this very subject. Earlier on today I posted the first musical tribute about today based on my heart’s desire and then around lunchtime I also put together another musical […]
Read More Thank God For MarriageToday is the seventh year wedding anniversary of the marriage of Authrine Elizabeth Burton and Christopher Luketon John Dryden. That marriage has been based on a love supreme. (So why didn’t I put that track on, eh? Wait for it.) that love is one that goes beyond affection and domestic bliss. It has lead to […]
Read More Charge It To My Head – CommissionedWhat kind of son am I? Not a good one, evidently. Here we have the nerve centre for the online thinking and blogging on everything to do with the life of Christopher Dryden There are blogs regaling my brother, there are blogs regaling my sister, there are blogs regaling my father, there are blogs regaling […]
Read More For My MumIn the first part of this here little story of mine I gave the historical context of driving and me. Read it once more to refresh yourself on how we find ourselves here. In the world of being a pedestrian even I can’t walk everywhere and sometimes the bus is not suitable for the requirements. […]
Read More Taking Me For A Ride – Part TwoIt wasn’t that long ago that I was reading the biography of Michael Foot by Kenneth O. Morgan. When you read it you’ll note that at the time I was eager to write a review when I finished reading it, but never got round to it. Recently of course there have been tributes on the […]
Read More What’s In A Death – Michael Foot
Life With CD 