Dandelion Praise

“Jesus at the Door” is a gospel worship song inspired by Revelation 3:20, inviting listeners to open their hearts to Jesus. Rather than force His way in, Christ stands patiently, knocking—waiting for a willing response.  

The repeated lines—“Knock, knock… Open, open…”—are intentionally simple and prayerful, allowing listeners to meditate on the message and respond at their own pace. This is not a song of urgency or pressure, but one of holy invitation, patience, and love.

May this song become a moment of stillness for you—a space to listen, to open the door, and to welcome Jesus in. 

“Jehovah Jireh (The Lord Will Provide)” is an original worship song inspired by Genesis 22—the powerful story of Abraham and Isaac on Mount Moriah. This song begins in the weight of obedience and unanswered questions, then turns into a steady declaration of trust: God sees what we can’t see, and He will provide.

Featuring a Dark Americana worship sound—intimate vocals, acoustic guitar, muted kick, sparse bass, and subtle slide guitar—this ballad carries the “journey” of faith from sorrow to surrender, and from fear to confidence in God’s provision.

If you’re walking through your own “mountain” season—uncertainty, loss, pressure, or a hard surrender—may this song become your prayer and your proclamation: Jehovah Jireh, You are enough. The Lord will provide.

📖 Scripture Inspiration: Genesis 22:1–14 (Jehovah Jireh) 🙏 If this song blesses you, please like, subscribe, and share—and leave a comment with what you’re trusting God for today. 

This original worship song, “A Mustard Seed’s Faith,” is inspired by Jesus’ teaching about the mustard seed—faith that begins small, hidden, and fragile, yet grows by trusting God.

Sung by a mezzo-soprano voice with deep emotion, this song is written from the perspective of a mustard seed, telling a parable through music. It reflects Jesus’ words in Matthew 17:20, Matthew 13:31–32, Mark 4:30–32, Luke 13:18–19, and Luke 17:6—reminding us that faith does not need to be big to be real, it only needs to be placed in God’s hands. 

This song is suitable for: • Personal devotion and prayer • Worship services and reflection • Quiet moments of faith and waiting • Teaching worship inspired by Jesus’ parables

🎵 Style: Modern worship ballad 🎤 Vocal: Mezzo-soprano, intimate and heartfelt 🌱 Theme: Small faith, growing trust, God’s faithfulness

“What begins unseen in the soil can become a place of rest in God’s time.”

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“Blessed Are You” is a gentle, prayerful worship song inspired by Matthew 5:3–12 — The Beatitudes, where Jesus teaches what it truly means to live a blessed life.

Spoken on a hillside during the Sermon on the Mount, these words were not addressed to the powerful or successful, but to the poor in spirit, the brokenhearted, the meek, and those who hunger and thirst for righteousness. Jesus declares that blessing is found not in strength or status, but in humility, mercy, purity of heart, and faithful endurance.

This song is arranged in an acoustic devotional worship style, featuring fingerpicked guitar, soft strings, minimal percussion, and intimate vocals. Subtle choir harmonies enter during the chorus and bridge, echoing the communal response of those who once listened to Jesus on the hill. The repeated phrases are designed to help listeners remember, meditate on, and pray through the words of Scripture.

May this song invite you to slow down, listen again to Jesus’ voice, and rest in His promise:

“Blessed are you.” 

Start your New Year with a gentle blessing of peace, hope, and God’s unending grace.

This acoustic folk-pop New Year Blessing Song carries the promises of Scripture—

peace that flows like a river, strength for weary hearts, joy that storms cannot steal,

healing for every wound, and God’s guiding hand through every valley and mountain ahead.

Featuring warm male and female vocals with soft guitar and rich harmonies in the chorus,

this song is a prayer for anyone stepping into a new season, longing for God’s peace,

favor, protection, new vision, and the light of His presence.

May this blessing accompany you, your family, and everyone you love

as you walk into a brand-new year filled with grace and hope.

May the Lord bless you and keep you—today and always.