This gospel blues song is inspired by Jesus’ parable of The Unprofitable Servants (Luke 17:7–10). The song reflects on quiet obedience, humility, and faithfulness without expectation of reward. Not working for praise. Not counting merits. Just doing what was asked. Scripture: Luke 17:7–10 7 “Suppose one of you has a servant plowing or looking after the … Read more
Rich Man and Lazarus – a sobering yet deeply moving Emotional Vocal Gospel Blues Worship reflection on Luke 16:19–31. This powerful parable comes alive through raw, heartfelt vocals and gritty Delta blues guitar, telling the story of two men — one who lived in luxury and ignored the suffering at his gate, and the poor … Read more
A blues retelling of the parable of the Shrewd Manager from Luke 16:1–13. This parable is not about praising dishonesty. It’s about urgency, foresight, and knowing what truly lasts. When the manager realizes his time is short, he acts decisively. Jesus uses this story to challenge us: Are we as intentional with eternal things as … Read more
A gospel-blues meditation inspired by the parable of The Lost Coin (Luke 15:8–10). In this story, a woman searches carefully through the night to find a single silver coin. Jesus uses this image to reveal something quiet but profound: every soul matters, and heaven rejoices when the lost is found. This song leans into that … Read more
Warring King A gospel-blues meditation inspired by Luke 14:31–32 — the parable of the warring king who pauses before battle to count the cost. This song reflects on wisdom over pride, restraint over reckless strength, and the courage to choose peace when a war cannot be won. Told through a raw 12-bar blues lens, it … Read more
Before you lay the first stone, you count the cost. “Tower Builder” is a gospel-blues meditation inspired by Luke 14:28–30, where Jesus speaks about commitment, foresight, and the weight of following the call all the way through. This song uses raw blues imagery and plainspoken words to let the parable speak for itself — unfinished … Read more
A gospel-blues reflection inspired by the parable of The Great Banquet (Matthew 22:1–14; Luke 14:15–24). The table is ready. The invitation is open. Some refuse. Others come in from the roads. This song sits with the quiet weight of that moment— mercy offered, seats waiting, the door still open. Scripture: Matthew 22:1–14 22 Jesus spoke to … Read more
A Delta-blues meditation on the parable of the Barren Fig Tree (Luke 13:6–9). This song gives voice to the tree itself—standing in the vineyard, given time, care, and one last season to change. It is a story of patience and urgency, mercy and responsibility. Blues has always been a place for reckoning, confession, and hope … Read more
A Delta-style blues retelling of the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25–37). Set on the dusty Jericho road, this song follows the story Jesus told about mercy, compassion, and what it truly means to love your neighbor. No sermons—just blues, scripture, and a hard road where mercy still matters. Scripture: Luke 10:25–37 25 On one … Read more
Jesus tells of a man who stored up abundance for himself but failed to prepare for the night when his life was required of him. This song follows that warning — not against work or provision, but against trusting riches instead of God. Scripture: Luke 12:13–21 13 Someone in the crowd said to him, “Teacher, tell … Read more
