Graves Into Gardens
We attempted to play the song, Graves Into Gardens , today at church. You need to understand that as a piano player, the key in which this song is written is really hard to play. After four weeks of practicing, ranting, and sweating, I finally decided to bite the bullet and just do it whether it sounded great or not. As I was playing the song, I started thinking about God turning graves into gardens. Death into life. Then I thought about a certain garden, Gethsemane. As Jesus was in this garden praying, he was battling His will with God's. He asked if there was any other way for the world to be saved. But He eventually came to a point of peace by saying, " Not my will but thine be done ." Jesus buried His will and accepted God's will. The garden became a grave. Jesus was crucified on the cross so that our sins and wrongs could be made right. So that we would one day have the right to enter into the presence of Go...