Two Contrasting Kingdoms
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D C Schroeder is a Lafayette, IN-based Acoustic artist active since 2014, with over 1,100 original tracks available for free streaming on SoundClick.
The catalog has a consistent signature sound: mid-tempo in energy and introspective in tone. Productions carry a steady groove quality throughout. The overall sound is broadly accessible, making it well-suited for a range of placements and projects.
Several releases highlight the range and quality of the catalog. "Luther's Morning Prayer" is an acoustic production. "Luther's Evening Prayer" is a standout acoustic production. "Isaiah 52.13-53.12" is a focused acoustic production.
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With 114K streams on SoundClick and a track record of earning 135 top-50 chart positions on SoundClick, D C Schroeder has established a strong footprint in the independent acoustic space. Explore the full catalog on SoundClick.
SoundClick artist D C Schroeder presents "Two Contrasting Kingdoms", a remarkable release in the Acoustic genre. The song is an exciting and haunting production from D C Schroeder. The track delivers a memorable listening experience in this genre, and effortlessly connects with the listener. D C Schroeder continues to build an Acoustic catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
Story behind the song
The initial seed of this song came from the interpretation of Zechariah 9:10 that I was planning to give in a Bible Study on 3/27/2026, and that is the source of the lyrics. Then I felt those words felt like they would compliment verse 2 of the song I was planning to sing in ESL class that same week (A Prototypical Day). Then I thought, “These words need to be heard by many people, so I decided to make them into a song. That happened in the early morning of 3/24/2026.
Lyrics
The rulers of this world often gain power by force; but the kingdom of Christ gains power by
drawing people in with the promise of eternal peace. The kingdoms of this world can force-
fully control people’s lives, but only until their death. The kingdom of Christ brings peace in
this life, but also eternal peace after this life in Heaven. James 4 asks and answers the
question about where wars come from on this earth. They come from covetousness, lust, and
selfishness. Christ’s contrasting message of peace teaches contentment with the blessings He
gives us, humility, meekness, and putting others ahead of ourselves.
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