Peter’s Lament was written as a reflective sacred solo intended for worship settings where storytelling and emotional honesty are central.

The German phrase „bei Ebbe“ translates to “at low tide.” Rather than functioning as a poetic meditation, the text operates almost like a narrated scene. Its delivery is intentionally direct, rhythmic, and at times understated, allowing the ensemble to shape the drama through timing, articulation, and ensemble precision.

This is a powerful Good Friday service designed to immerse you in the events of Jesus' betrayal, trial, and crucifixion. The service centers on seven scriptural monologues performed by different individuals in a darkened sanctuary. Each reading is paired with a related song... ...Inspired by the traditional Tenebrae (Diminishing Lights), each reader extinguishes a candle after their part.

The following is a little comedy bit I wrote when I was running SDG Creative that never got used. There is something unique about it besides being generally delightful. See if you can spot it, I'll reveal at the end.

I went searching for nothing. After all, if nothing is greater than God, then that must be something worth finding.

A rockin' new take on some old words.