Video Blog 7: Satisfaction in Finishing
Greg shares about song writing and the satisfaction of finishing a song.

“In Troubled Times” was born from a period when our nation’s economic crisis began to hit home. From the national news headlines and Wall Street, the demise of financial security came flooding down into the streets of our small rural communities as jobs were eliminated, businesses failed and homes were lost in its wake.
Flowing with passion and promise, “In Troubled Times” applies the healing balm of God’s faithfulness to the human soul through worship.
“Love, Love, Love” expresses the unrelenting love of Jesus for His people and the power and strength available to us as we learn to respond to that love.
“Unafraid” with its deeply personal lyrical content offers encouragement in the midst of our struggle to lift our eyes above our circumstances and on to the Author of our faith.
“Nehemiah's Song” echoes our cry to the father as we are sometimes overwhelmed by our own personal failures.
“Cling to the Cross” offers the beauty of the cross in dealing with issues of sin and temptation.
The name “Lighthouse Rising” really speaks of the heart of Lighthouse Church in Twin Falls, Idaho. The church itself, birthed among the rubble of difficult times some 16 years ago, has seen first hand the faithfulness of God to draw vibrancy and new life through His refining grace in the face of adversity.
Lead pastor, Greg Fadness and his wife Pam have been writing songs and leading worship for over 25 years. Now, together with vocal talents of daughter, Caitlin Fadness, worship leader Jennifer Jorgensen and the musical talent of the Lighthouse worship team, they represent the fellowship of believers as “Lighthouse Rising”.
Influenced by bands such as Delirious?, Hillsong, U2, Charlie Hall and John Mayer—Lighthouse Rising presents their debut album, “In Troubled Times” with a desire to encourage God’s people and to extend a hand to those searching for hope and assurance in unsettled, unpredictable times.
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Greg shares about song writing and the satisfaction of finishing a song.
Greg talks about the importance of honestly assessing your talent and that of others in a way that is loving and uplifting.
As the world watches, a big fan of Lighthouse Rising announces the winner of the iPod Touch contest. Â Thank you everyone that wrote a review, have a great Father’s Day.
Greg Fadness shares on some of his favorite tools for capturing songs at the moment of inspiration and on the upcoming Song Writer’s Cafe event on June 26th.
We noticed that there are about twice as many reviews on iTunes as e-mails that have been sent to contest@lighthouserising.com. Please remember to e-mail your iTunes ‘nickname’ to contest@lighthouserising.com after leaving your review if you would like to be entered to win the iPod Touch (without knowing the e-mail associated with the winning iTunes nickname, we have no way to contact the winner).
And for those who haven’t gotten around to it yet, you’ve still got about 12 hours left to enter!
Thanks so much to everyone who wrote a review already. Your odds of winning are currently about 1 in 10!
If you haven’t entered yet, you’ve got until tomorrow at midnight. You can listen to most of the album at our myspace page. Here are the instructions on how to enter from the original postâ¦
================================Write a well-thought-out review of Lighthouse Risingâs âIn Troubled Timesâ in iTunes and e-mail your iTunes username to contest@lighthouserising.com. Entries must be received by June 12th.
Greg Fadness shares the importance of seizing inspiration when it happens in song writing.
Greg Fadness shares about the gift of music.
Write a well-thought-out review of Lighthouse Risingâs âIn Troubled Timesâ in iTunes and e-mail your iTunes username to contest@lighthouserising.com. Entries must be received by June 12th.
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