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It was a great privilege for Lisa to be joined by Skip Mesquite on one of her songs with his beautiful saxophone work. This was recorded in CA with Dan Moran as the producer/arranger and released on the Emmaus album. Skip’s life and ministry were very meaningful to her during her brief ... Read more

In the mid-1990s, a young mother that we knew was tragically killed.  Lisa and her husband tried to help the surviving family as best they could.  The children received counseling through the school system and as a part of that, the counselor m ... Read more

A beautiful a song about prayer, the title for this song comes from Psalm 65:2 . Almost all of the lyrics come from the Psalms. One of the great levers of power in prayer is to come to our Father with the words of His Word. It was written in about 2000 and appeared on the Emmaus album ... Read more

Recorded and released as a part of the Emmaus album, this may very well be Lisa’s favorite of all her songs (at least it is very near the top of the list).  When she first played it for Dan Moran, he knew right away what arrangement could be done to make this song so good.  It was re ... Read more

This song was inspired in part by the teaching in Session 3 of the University of Life series on Thessalonians as well as some other teachings done by Dr. Wierwille.  The arrangement was beautifully done by Dan Moran and the song was recorded and released as a part of the 2003 album Emmaus.  We ... Read more

This is the title song to the album which was released in 2003.  Lisa sat on a kitchen stool working on this song at night while waiting for one or more of her kids to get home.  Of course, you will want to re-read the record from Luke 24:13ff.  This was recorded at Cloverland Recording Studi ... Read more

There are some recurring themes in Lisa's songs - believing, hope, love - and this song fits right in.  Written in about 1994, the song speaks to the need for keeping our priorities in line with God's priorities.  You will never lose by "Loving God's Way".  This song was recorded in CA with Da ... Read more

The song opens with the rhetorical question “What would life be like with no God?” and ends with the declaration of what “life is like with our ... Read more