Published on
May 28, 2026
Video length
81 mins

Riffing on the themes of community-supported agriculture (CSA), Cardiphonia and Bellwether Arts have been partnering with homegrown liturgical artists to create local, organically produced fruits of the psalms through song, art, and prayer—community-supported artistry. Since 2015 they’ve been on a journey of seasonal engagement through which they have lovingly harvested almost two hundred songs, dozens of original artworks, and other liturgical produce. In this workshop you will hear from a variety of growers who sow and reap in West Michigan in various soils and sediments.

This panel discussion was originally recorded at Psalms 150: A Conference Experience.

 
“Show Me the Path of Life” 
Words and Music: Psalm 16; Jonathan Gabhart © Bellwether Arts
Used by permission. 
 
“Patience Ballad”
Words and Music: Psalm 51; Ivan Akansiima © 2026 Ivan Akansiima
Used by permission.
 
“Cast Your Burden” 
Words and Music: Andy Bast © 2021 Bellwether Arts
Used by permission. CCLI #400067
 
“In the Light of Life” 
Words and Music: Psalm 56; Andy Bast © 2017 Pillar Arts
Used by permission.
 
“When We Call His Name”
Words and Music: Psalm 66; Jonathan Gabhart © 2020 Bellwether Arts
Used by permission.
 
“You Alone, O God”
Words and Music: Psalm 76; Liv Lowe © 2025 Cardiphonia
Used by permission.
 
“Deliver Us”
Words and Music: Psalm 79; Josh Hoekstra © Josh Hoekstra
Used by permission.
 
“Communion Song”
Words and Music: Psalm 90; Jonathan Gabhart © 2017 Pillar Arts
Used by permission.
 
“Praise the Lord O My Soul”
Words and Music: Psalm 104; Ivan Akansiima © Ivan Akansiima
Used by permission.
 
“I Love the Lord”
Words and Music: Psalm 116; Sam Connour © Sam Connour
Used by permission.
 
“Thou God of Love, Forever Blest”
Words and Music: Psalm 120; Isaac Watts, alt. Bruce Benedict © 2009 Cardiphonia Music
Used by permission. CCLI #400067
 
“Sing Out You People of God”
Words and Music: Psalm 124; Andy Bast © 2017 Pillar Church Music
Used by permission.

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