Rebuild Spirit

I created this video and original music as a meditation on the Song of Songs — one of the most beautiful and mysterious books of Scripture. Its language is rich with imagery, longing, intimacy, and devotion, and I wanted to capture that atmosphere in a visual and musical form. Rather than presenting a direct reading of the text, this piece reflects the emotional and spiritual depth of its themes — desire, covenant, pursuit, and sacred union. The imagery of gardens, fragrance,

Today we follow a trail that runs from Bashan; the land of the Rephaim, to Ashteroth Karnaim, from horned strongholds and storm gods to imperial Rome and its divine ancestors. What begins in Genesis with ancient giants and contested territory unfolds across centuries into goddess syncretism, sacralized bloodlines, and empires that claimed heaven’s authority. This is not merely a study of names, but of patterns: giants “afterward,” cities named for Astarte, Baal the storm lord

Debates over the relationship between Christian liturgy and the Jerusalem Temple often appeal to the Epistle to the Hebrews as theological warrant for continuity. Because Hebrews presents Christ as the definitive High Priest who offers atonement in the heavenly sanctuary, some later traditions have inferred that the Church’s liturgical life—particularly in its medieval developments—represents the visible continuation or earthly expression of Temple worship. In this reading,

I created this video and its music as a quiet reflection on the Book of Job. It was created for anyone who has struggled, questioned, or felt the weight of silence, and yet continued to hold on. Job’s story is not about easy answers, but about faith that endures through loss, confusion, and waiting. As the images unfold, they move through struggle and diminishing human scale, gradually lifting the focus away from what can be understood and toward what can only be trusted. God