Jonathan Christopher Wretlind

Sometimes we have to go to great lengths to feel loved...

This is a kind of a modern country-blues styled song about trying to connect...

This song is a modernized parable about divine Plowman.

I am a hospice/nursing home chaplain. This song is about the worth that God places on every person.

This is a song based on a true story of two survivors of the 'Station Fire' in Providence, RI. It is ultimately a story of how God can make something good come out of something bad.

Adam's Blues -- returning to the source.

A love song. Sometimes we shrink away from the love that God offers and don't accept His invitation to dance. When we do, we can experience what it really means to bloom.

In Christian tradition, Mary Magdelene was the woman who anointed Jesus' head and feet, the woman caught in adultery in John 8, and the first person Jesus appeared to after His resurrection.

This is a modern parable.

Jesus asked the paralytic man at the pool of Bethesda a similar question: Did he want to be healed? Sometimes our sickness is more comfortable than the change needed to find freedom.

A prayer for a beautiful bride who has strayed from the body of Christ -- from the heart.

A gentle worship ballad derived from Jesus' parable of the prodigal son.

That space where it hurts sometimes, God calls home -- closer than you think.

This is a song about leaving Boston and reaching for higher ideals. The song is a metaphor for reaching for a dream and being "heavenly minded."

Reflections on Michaelangelo's "Pieta" and the life and death of Jesus.

A song for Advent 2008.

This song is based on Psalm 16. Words by King David and the Holy Spirit. Adaptation by Jonathan Christopher.