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Principles from the Back of the Line Written by Justin Knight “He must become greater while I become less. “ In the scriptures in Luke chapter twenty-two the Lord Jesus Christ was about to be crucified. With great love he met with his disciples in one last supper Passover meal. He said He desired and looked forward to this moment. It says in Luke Chapter 22 24 Now there was also a dispute among them, as to which of them should be considered the greatest. 25 And He sa

Selah- Be Still & Know God The Psalms were my first hymnal. I combed through the psalms as a young boy and often found resonance and meaning in its songs. David, one of the many writers under the inspiration of almighty God, became a hero for me in the faith. In Psalms 46 verses 10 it says "Be still and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth! The Lord of hosts is with us; The God of Jacob is our refuge. Selah." I find it hu

In That Little Room By Justin Knight I first fell in love with the piano because of my grandmother Lucille. She played the piano for her church until she was afflicted with Leukemia. This disease crippled my grandmother’s hands to the point where she could barely play with one hand. She would use her one hand to play and would often set me up on the piano bench and teach me how to play along with her. I could only play one song with two fingers, but grandma made me feel

I never thought the little rest symbol in music could mean so much or could change my life until one day I went to college. When I was studying music in college, I had a choir director who was a phenomenal teacher. His teaching of music was more than just notes on a page. In his class, music was an experience. I remember a question a student asked him, “Of any piece of music, what was your favorite part?” The student asked, “Is it the crescendo, which is the high point of