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HOLY HUH?

This song was written for the days when anxiety runs faster than your breath and your heart feels heavier than your hands can hold.
Philippians 4:6 doesn’t tell us to stop feeling anxious — it invites us to bring the shaking straight to God.

“Bring It to Your Hands” is a faith-country blend about laying it all down in prayer… not once you’re strong, but right in the middle of the struggle.
God never asked for perfection — just honesty. Just surrender. Just you, as you are.

If this song speaks to you, the full Thanksgiving Week devotional on this verse is live on the blog:
HopeScribed.com

Bring It to Your Hands

A warm faith-country song about learning to grow steady and strong, even when life feels steep. Colossians 2:7 — roots growing deeper in God’s peace.

Roots Down Deep

“The Thanksgiving That Costs Me” is a slow, soul-deep faith-country song inspired by Psalm 50:23 — not the easy kind of gratitude, but the kind offered through tears. Warm pedal steel, gentle acoustic guitar, and soft organ carry the weight of a prayer whispered in the middle of the ache.

This song is for anyone learning to bring God the worship that doesn’t come from abundance, but from trust — the thanksgiving that honors Him most.
“In the middle, You still hold me… and I thank You, even here.”

The Thanksgiving That Cost

“The Thanksgiving Anthem” weaves all five Scriptures from this week into one long-form faith-country worship piece, carried by warm pedal steel, fingerpicked acoustic, gentle organ, and soft gospel harmonies. Each section moves through a different verse—1 Thess. 5:18, Phil. 4:6, Phil. 4:13, Col. 2:7, and Psalm 50:23—while the repeating hook anchors the heart:
“In the middle, You still hold me… in the waiting, You stay steady… in the weakness, You show mercy… so I’ll thank You, even here.”

This anthem travels through honesty, anxiety, endurance, rootedness, and sacrificial praise—mirroring the real Thanksgiving many of us live, not the polished one we imagine. It’s vulnerable, country-warm, gospel-hopeful, and deeply rooted in Scripture. A closing piece for the whole week, built to be sung as one journey of gratitude in both light and shadow.

Thanksgiving Anthem

“Even Here” is a pure Scripture song woven from all five Thanksgiving Week verses — each sung twice to let the truth settle deep, followed by the album’s anchor hook: “In the middle, You still hold me… so I’ll thank You even here.”

Warm pedal steel, soft acoustic guitar, and quiet gospel harmonies create a slow, reflective faith-country sound while the lyrics remain 100% Bible: 1 Thessalonians 5:18, Philippians 4:6, Philippians 4:13, Colossians 2:7, and Psalm 50:23.

This is a long-form worship journey — honest, rooted, meditative, and built for Scripture memory. A closing anthem for anyone learning to give thanks not because life is easy, but because God is faithful even here.

Even Here

A HopeScribed Original — Creation Meditation Song

Before the first spark of day, before the first color touched the edge of the world…
there was only breath, silence, and the God who speaks everything into being.

“Deep Before Light” is a slow-building acoustic worship meditation —
half-folk, half-cinematic, woven with reverence and wonder.
It carries the listener back to the moment before Genesis 1:3,
into the deep where the Spirit hovered and the first heartbeat of time began.

This track is meant to quiet the mind, slow the breath,
and remind the soul that God creates beauty in darkness long before we see the dawn.

If you're walking through a night season — this is for you.
If you're rebuilding your faith — this is for you.
If you're learning to breathe again — this is for you.

Let the deep steady you.
Let His Word call your light forth.

— HopeScribed
(Full lyrics on the blog)

Let There Be

“Strength in the Lean Places” (Soul/R&B Worship Version)
A HopeScribed original — a country-soul worship blend about the God who forms strength where life feels thin and dry.
For anyone carrying quiet battles, walking with shaking faith, or learning to trust again.
This song explores how God uses barren seasons to restore courage, deepen roots, and remind us we’re never building alone.

Written by: HopeScribed
Produced with: Suno
Theme: resilience • healing • faith • quiet strength

Strength in the Lean Place

Songs for my daughter. She is 13 and struggles with the same things many other teens struggle with. This was created with love for her and I am blessed to share with the world. None of the current songs are sung by human. I do use AI to create. However, the music is still very much me. I promise you don't want me to sing.  That said enjoy and let God heal your inner child or share with a teen you know could use the music. Its okay to feel sad, angry, lonely etc. it's in the dwelling of these that cause us problems. 

I Don’t Need Their Yes

“You Steady Every Storm in Me” is a deep-soul worship piece born out of real surrender.
When the mind spins and the heart shakes, this is the song that pulls everything back to Jesus. The One who calms storms with a word and steadies the places that feel impossible to carry.
If you’re overwhelmed, hurting, or fighting through another long night, let this track breathe strength back into you.

Written + Produced by HopeScribed.
May it calm your storms the way He calms mine.

You Steady Every Stom In Me

Just a mom who has been through a lot in life. While in the middle of homeschooling my daughter I found myself needing something to do. What started as writing to ease grief exploded overnight to Bible Studies, then I started writing my memoir Walking with God through Grief (still in progress), transformed to blogging as a way to promote my books. I eventually found myself needing music for my blog. Unable to find suitable music I decided to create. I hope you join me in this adventure. I have no experience in any of this but seems to be doing good supernaturally. That said. I will continue to say YES to God.

You Steady Every Stom In Me

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