Seek The Lord Often

Sometimes the most meaningful moments with God happen in stillness. This 2-hour worship piano instrumental was created as a gentle companion for prayer, quiet time, devotion, and rest . Whether you’re beginning your morning in Scripture, journaling through a season of reflection, or simply needing a peaceful space to breathe and reset, this music is meant to support—not distract from—your time with God. The piano arrangements feature soft, unhurried interpretations of beloved hymns and worship melodies , played with simplicity and care. There are no lyrics, no sudden changes—just steady, calming piano that allows your mind to slow and your heart to focus. Many people use this kind of instrumental worship music for: Personal prayer and meditation Daily devotionals and Bible reading Background music for journaling or reflection Rest, stress relief, or gentle evening wind-down Creating a peaceful atmosphere at home or in the office My hope is that this music helps create a space where yo...

Relaxing Piano Worship Music for Prayer, Peace, and Reflection If you’re looking for relaxing piano worship music to help you slow down, pray, or feel closer to God, you’re in the right place. Instrumental piano worship creates a peaceful space for reflection—without distractions—making it ideal for quiet devotion, scripture study, or simply resting in God’s presence. This piano worship video features gentle, reverent melodies inspired by beloved Christian hymns and worship themes. With no lyrics, the music allows your heart and mind to focus fully on prayer, meditation, and spiritual renewal. Many listeners use instrumental worship piano music during morning devotionals, evening wind-down routines, or moments of stress when calm is needed most. Music has a unique way of opening our hearts to peace. Soft piano worship can help reduce anxiety, create a worshipful atmosphere at home, or serve as background music for journaling, reading the Bible, or personal prayer time. 🎹 Watch the f...

 This morning, while I was getting ready, I listened to President Eyring's talk from the October 2025 General Conference. This excerpt he shared about Jacob in The Book of Mormon struck me. It seemed to relate to me personally, especially since my name IS Jacob. "And behold, in thy childhood thou hast suffered afflictions and much sorrow, because of the rudeness of thy brethren. Nevertheless, Jacob, my firstborn in the wilderness, thou knowest the greatness of God; and he shall consecrate thine afflictions for thy gain. Wherefore, thy soul shall be blessed, and thou shalt dwell safely with thy brother, Nephi; and thy days shall be spent in the service of thy God. Wherefore, I know that thou art redeemed, because of the righteousness of thy Redeemer; for thou hast beheld that in the fulness of time he cometh to bring salvation unto men.” My life hasn't been nearly as bad as many people's, but I have had my fair share of afflictions. Some have been because of the choic...

I'm just gonna say it—I don't enjoy temple garments. They are uncomfortable, pricy, ugly, and just weird. That said, I believe. I believe God wants to protect me and give me a reminder that my Savior literally has me covered. Everywhere. All the time. Elder Holland's talk from the October 2025 General Conference hit me hard.  He said this: "Another truth that is evident here are the instruments the Creator of heaven and earth and all that in them are used to provide this miracle: spit and a handful of dirt! These very unlikely ingredients declare that God can bless us by whatever method He chooses. Like Naaman resisting the River Jordan or the children of Israel refusing to look at the serpent on the staff, how easy it is for us to dismiss the source of our redemption because the ingredients and the instruments seem embarrassingly plain."  It really made sense to me, and it's my testimony that God uses "embarrassingly plain" things to protect us a...

Some very troubling, very real, very visceral, visible, and scary attacks against Christians have happened over the past few weeks. As an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints myself, seeing these attacks has been troubling. At the same time, I aim to see other people's viewpoints and seek to understand how people could get to a place of such anger and hate to carry out such murderous acts. What is it about Christians that people seem to hate. Perhaps it's the "other" things that come along with being Christian. Being different. Being bold. Standing for things that aren't popular. Standing up for heterosexual marriage. It can be complicated. I have good friends and even family members who are members of the LGBTQ+ community. They are wonderful people. In my eyes, they are even Christlike, often in more ways than I am. I can not even imagine how painful it must be for them to grapple with the fact that if they marry someone they love of t...

 There are some days when we're just not feeling it. Sometimes we feel that all the cute churchy answers are nice on the outside but that they're really not going to make anything better. Sometimes it feels like wishful thinking. It seems weak.  At times I just want to rest in God's love. I just want to feel my Savior next to me. Sometimes I feel him there. Sometimes I don't. Sometimes there's a lot of negativity towards and around the church. And sometimes I can see why. I do see some things that are troubling. What I always hang on to is my personal relationship with Jesus Christ and the gift of the Holy Ghost I've been given. I know that sounds cheesy to some. They don't think it's a real thing. But I have felt peace so many times through the Holy Ghost. I've felt him tell me that Jesus says, "It's all gonna be ok. Just trust. Be patient. Ponder. Let go. Know that I've already paid the price. You don't need to prove anything to me...