Every person you'll meet and  encounter have different stories. As they say, we all have our own different set of problems. We all handle it differently. We all view problems diversely. Sometimes, we fall into emptiness with reasons that we can't seem to point our fingers at. We all have been there.  Feeling low.  Some may even call it seasonal blues.

When feelings like that slowly creep in, it is hard to function. We loose track of what is important. We lose sight of our goals. If we are not careful we will fall into the deep pit of darkness and bitterness. Our brain is such a powerful part of our body. We become what we think. That is why it is important to not only feed our minds and body. Feeding our heart, mind, body and soul all together is so important.

So how can we feed these four important aspects? I have shared 10 Proven Ways To Be Happy, 
for the seasonal blues. You can read it HERE. One of the things too that I find very effective is listening to worship songs. Our girls love it too! Just watching and hearing them sing moving worship songs, makes my heart happy. In our car, with our daily commute we listen to the radio station 89.7 ksgn . I have about 3 worship playlists on Amazon Music and Spotify. It is a part of my life. Just like reading the Scriptures, with worship songs I often hear what I needed to hear at that moment or it makes me realize other blessings in my life.












Grammy nominated Kari Jobe is the premiere female worship leader in Christian music. Coming off her last live album, Majestic, which featured the worship anthem “Forever” and radio hit “I Am Not Alone," Kari Jobe has returned to the studio to record her new album, The Garden, full of brand new worship anthems for the church and for personal reflection. Finding inspiration from life’s joys and hardships, Kari leans into the firm foundation of Christ through it all.



 A trusted friend to listeners throughout a career that includes more than 1 million albums sold, a GRAMMY® nomination, multiple Dove Awards and praise from the New York Times. She’s amassed 173 million career streams and is the most-followed female CCM artist on social media with a following that exceeds 3.5 million. Beyond the stats, Jobe’s timeless songs have carried countless listeners to the feet of Christ over and over again. Her voice has become a soundtrack to people’s lives, and The Garden is well-equipped to bring healing in the midst of pain.