The Difficulties of Faith and the Song “Run, Run” – Giants & Pilgrims
I was at a retreat in the mountains a couple years ago. The folks leading it said you have three hours on your own in this wilderness for quiet and alone time. We want you to connect with God.
Here is the story behind the song “Run, Run” from Giants & Pilgrims album Almanac No. 1: I was at a retreat in the mountains a couple years ago. The folks leading it said you have three hours on your own in this wilderness for quiet and alone time. We want you to connect with God. I had been in a difficult place for a while with faith and I was excited for this get away. Here’s what had been going on: Most people say that when their children are born they finally understand the heart of God and how much God loves them. I actually had a very different reaction. With the immense joy of…
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