Debbie Zepick
This is the Mystery
© 2005 Zepick Musick (624481136425)
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Ambient Christian celtic-influenced pop/folk from singer songwriter, Debbie Zepick.
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An Award Winning Album! This album contains the 2006 Great American Song Contest #1 Gospel Song..."This is the Mystery". After six albums, I thought it was time to quit but the songs came and they needed to be shared. It appears that the best was yet to come! This is the Mystery is my diary. It is another leg of the journey I am on. Here are a few insights into this journey of song.
"Anti Gravity" is my attempt to describe what it feels like to really experience forgiveness. Like sheets on the line on a prairie windy day, like falling in love, like spring after a long Canadian winter. Incidently, "Anti Gravity" placed #5 in the 2006 Great American Song Festival, Gospel category.
The older I get, the more I realize what I don't understand about God and His ways. Forgiveness, freedom, grace, abundant life.....I just can't give the pat answers I used to. "This is the Mystery". Hurray for the mystery!
"Everything Passes" so I need to be able to let go of the grip I want to have on my life and my plans.
The need for rain, whether physically or spiritually, is the metaphor for the exquisite little celtic song "Rain Upon the Roof."
Lessons learned so often come with painful and humbling experiences. "Teach Me What I Need to Know" is a prayer that I would learn from those experiences, and that I would always be teachable.
Is is possible to have joy in the midst of pain? I believe it is. Joy is There is based on a traditional Irish blessing. If we are in Christ he gives us the ability to find the joy in everything.
The liturgy of the Church throughout history, is the inspiration for "You Have Opened Heaven." It is song of confession and worship.
"God of the Hollow Fifths" comes out of the dark times. How do we make sense of suffering? I don't believe we always can, but we can always run to the Master Planner, who loves us throughout our times of doubt and question.
So know you know the truth! I constantly have to deal with stress in my life. The song "Think On Beautiful" reminds me (and maybe you too) to take my thoughts captive and give them to Christ that I might remain in His peace.
"Around this Table" celebrates the family.... and family gatherings. Until we can gather around the heavenly table where no one will ever leave. This one is a lot of fun.
As I look back on the years of raising and homeschooling my children, I want to encourage parents to know that their time and sacrifice for their children will truly "Make a Difference". This song still makes me cry.
"I Run to You" is my very personal response to the tsunami disaster of December, 2004.
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Winsome music...
author: Nathan HighWinsome music with beautiful melodies and carefully crafted lyrics. The presentation is very personal and warm. There is variety in mood and tempo, but the underlying spirit is one of love and joy.
Uplifting!
author: Rika SnipI love the combination of prairie roots and Celtic sounds on this album. The more I listen, the more the words speak strongly to my own experience--Rain Upon the Roof made me cry the first few times I heard it, as I saw my father. I find the tempo/rhythmn in a few of the songs fighting with tone of the lyrics--but even those songs have enough to say to keep me coming back again and again.
Beautiful
author: M.A.McKenneyThe CD is full of light, melodious tunes. The tempo and Celtic spirit make the collection's spirituality speak on its own accord. Just beautiful sounds in general.
I'm glad this album was made
author: JoelAbsolutely haunting and beautiful melodies. Some very moving songs on this album that will touch your soul.
just right
author: greenfieldsperfect album for those who enjoy the beauty of celtic- influenced songs without the the raspy, wheezing, ragged sounding variety of celtic music.