I'm Not Who I Was and What I've Done

I'm still here, I just can't think of anything worthwhile to say. Instead, I share the words and music of others that have inspired me this week.

Brandon Heath- I'm Not Who I Was


Linkin Park- What I've Done

Comments

Bar L. said…
I was wondering about you, I am sorry I did not write. I've not been a very good blog friend lately.

I'll watch these videos now.
Monday, July 23, 2007
Bar L. said…
WOW! Talk about two powerful videos! I had never even heard of Brandon Heath! Both of these were really good, thanks for sharing them.
Monday, July 23, 2007
Crickett said…
Great songs! Especially "I'm Not Who I Was." Awesome! Where did you find them?
Friday, July 27, 2007
Curly said…
Dad told me about the Linkin Park song. He used it in a lesson for his youth group.

I heard the Brandon Heath song on XM 32, The Message. I love my satellite radio.
Friday, July 27, 2007
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