Tuesday, January 31, 2006

A little testifying about TESTIFY

I have the new P.O.D. cd called: TESTIFY playing on my ipod. I don't like it as much as SATELLITE but it still has some great songs to hear. I can't get enough of the guest Hasidic reggae singer Matisyahu (http://www.matisyahu.org). Strength of my Life is an awesome song, strange to hear a Jew and a Christian singing praise together but I dig it.

Here is my pure adrenaline ipod music for working out in the gym:
-Andy Hunter (kicks butt)
-POD
-Rebecca St. James (her song reborn)
-Sting (his techno remix of Send your love)
-Judas Priest
-Megadeth
-Metallica (Kill them all and Ride the lightning albums)
-Metal Church
-Mortal

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Your playlist is surprising. I mean really, Rebecca St. James isn't that great for working out to. :)

Unknown said...

have you heard her song "reborn" its got a thumpn beat that is perfect for running.

Anonymous said...

You know I still think often about you. My heart feels like it once was well rooted in the brotherhood we had. I often wish to have it again. I guess the seperation is the consequence of my actions. For that I can never be more regretful. I know you said I am forgiven and I beleive you but it is hard for me to forgive myself and reconize that you have forgiven me. I still have so much cocern, passion and vision for what we were once doing that now I find myself wishing for a time machine to redo my wrongs. I know God is near and he has enveloped himself around my life. Sometimes that feels like heaven and others it feels like stragulation. Don't get me wrong, I am blessed beyond what I could ask for, but sometimes God's gives us much when we only want little. I only wanted a little. I wanted to be your brother, your apprentice.

Miss ya.
Ty
tymulholland@gmail.com

Unknown said...

The past is the past bro...press on towards the future, forgetting what lies behind as Paul so wisely has said.

We can't change the mistakes we have made, only own them, bury them and let something better grow out of the soil of our experience.

You have destiny on your life, so marry that with the hard work of spiritual training and become the man you are to be in God's hand and time.

If I had any part of that in your time here, I consider it an honor to have been able to serve you and God's purpose for life. Sometimes I get to be the flower and sometimes the thorn but through it all God accomplishes His work.

You are forgiven, have peace about it all, set your sails and live the life in Christ that you are being called to live.

Your friend,

Eric

Anonymous said...

You know the life of a Pastor must be a hard one. I can seem to fathom all that you go through in refining with a sentsitive yet firm touch. I will have you know that I learned a lot from you and hope to learn more in the future.
It is sometimes shocking to see that repentance and facing the spiritual onslaught with the truth of God and the faith to see it through can lead into a land of abundant blessing. It's a hard road and I didn't want to take, in fact I am definetly still on it but I can see the truth and I know the truth and I believe the truth.
I am a puzzle piece in the kingdom.(Remember that? First thing you ever taught me). I am learning my place.
As Josh would say to the giant.
"I am david. I will slay you."

Thanks E.B. I really needed to hear that,
Ty