Scott Clark

I’ve come across quite a bit of music since I posted anything on the subject. From new Lacrae to the newest John Mayer and OneRepublic; it’s actually all really good.

Surprisingly though my favorite music right now is an instrumental jazz fusion electronica whatchamacallit. I believe the album is called “the best of chill” and I am really diggin it for study, relaxing, surfin the web, etc.

Some people can’t do music while reading, but I’m gonna be honest. It helps me stay awake… Lol.

I know what you’re thinking, this is fascinating, but hey if u hate, like me, to waste precious dollars on a song that sounds great for the preview and then is a 4 minute dud, then here are 10 great songs that you must have:
Heartbreak Warfare ~ John Mayer
Yahweh ~ Hillsong
Holy ~ Matt Gilman
Good Life & Marching On ~ OneRepublic
Cave In & Fireflies ~ Owl City
Your Love Never Fails ~ Jesus Culture
No Matter What ~ Kerrie Roberts
At My Door ~ Charmaine

Enjoy and thanks for reading!

I have delayed in posting this for a few weeks but could no longer put it off. To not share, in part, what God has blessed us with would be shameful.

God has been so faithful to my family and I. Beyond so many daily blessings, more specifically, I am thankful for what God has done regarding this pregnancy. It has been a little over a year since Ashley had her miscarriage and we experienced the deepest sadness we’ve experienced thus far in this life, and going through the surgery to remove the miscarried baby that would have arrived in January. And although, admittedly, it is still a sad subject, we will soon, and very soon, celebrate the birth of our 2nd daughter (what if it is a boy?? ahhhh) Adelyn Makenna Clark.

We look forward to another healthy child, which many do not have the chance to experience, God have mercy on them. And we look forward to enjoying another addition to our beloved family. From little tiny diapers and late nights to some new furniture (which we were blessed with, thank you again, God) we get to walk through the beginning stages of a whole new life, that we are lucky enough to teach, discipline, nurture, and trust God for. The thoughts of the years to come bring a whole other wave of emotions from joy and excitement, to anxiety and
concern for the unknown, but it all starts with the “right now” of God redeeming our loss and the past months of recovery.

Regardless of our current blessing, suffering, favor, or discipline, God is faithful and loving to those who love Him. Daniel 9:4 1 Corinthians 2:9 Deuteronomy 7:9 Nehemiah 1:5. We are living proof, and I just wanted to share my thankfulness to my God who loves contraconditionally.