
Cracked: Still Here After the Earthquake
After a psychotic break and time in a mental hospital, a voice begins rebuilding without pretending the shaking is over.
BLOGSongs for the ache, the hope, and the unfinished places we bring into faith and life.
Read the lyrics closely. Explore their biblical echoes. Let wisdom deepen understanding, grace make room for a person, and unity shape the conversation that follows.

After a psychotic break and time in a mental hospital, a voice begins rebuilding without pretending the shaking is over.

Sometimes the hardest part of coming home is admitting that leaving hurt, too.

A prayer for the days when faith is still here, but certainty feels far away.

A song about the tender place we share when we trust—and the hurt of having that trust used against us.

Ancient shadows meet a very human longing: to know more, hold more, and reach beyond our limits.

Before the crowd sees a failure, the song asks us to hear a person.

An unimaginable betrayal of the person most loved, and an apology reaching for forgiveness it knows it cannot demand.

Coming back can begin with one quiet turn toward the love we have missed.

The ache of an almost-happy life, and the tenderness of being heard before everything is settled.

A song for the weary heart that has forgotten how to receive love without earning it.

Trembling hands, an empty grave, and a hope that reaches toward love.

David and Bathsheba, adultery, and chemical addiction meet in a song about the desire that promises relief and begins taking a life.

A song about missing the presence that helped you know yourself—and hearing your name again.