The With Fresh Eyes Playlist

Would you like to celebrate what you’ve read in With Fresh Eyes?

Shortly after I completed the manuscript for my book, With Fresh Eyes: 60 Insights into the Miraculously Ordinary from a Woman Born Blind, I decided to create a playlist of songs that often paraded through my mind as I discovered what I could see in my world for the first time.

Music often expresses what I wish I could say and celebrates how I react to the goodness of God. When words fall silent, music speaks. Because I love music so much, bits of music and bytes of lyrics often enter my mind as I write. This list expresses my joy for both physical and spiritual sight and my ongoing desire to see and know God better.

You’ll be able to find these songs on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, or other music apps.

Want to add more songs that celebrate what we see in creation, seeing God, or seeking to know God better? I’d love to hear your suggestions in the comments below.

The With Fresh Eyes Playlist

• What a Wonderful Word – Louis Armstrong
• What the Lord Has Done in Me – Robin Mark
• I can See Clearly Now – Anne Murray
• God of Wonders – Third Day or Steve Green
• Indescribable – Steve Green
• With The Wonder – Rich Mullins
• A Whole New World – Disney, Alladin
• Father’s Eyes – Amy Grant
• See Your Smile – Gloria Estefan
• We Have Seen God’s Glory – Steve Green
• I’ve Just Seen Jesus – Sandi Patty
• Be Thou My Vision – Ginny Owens
• Open the Eyes of My Heart – Johyn Tesh
• Christ Be Magnified – Cody Carnes
• By Faith – Keith & Kristyn Getty
• Face of Christ – Chris Rice
• I See You – Chris Tomlin
• In Heaven’s Eyes – Sandi Patty
• I Can Only Imagine – MercyMe
• I Can See (On The Emmeus Road)
• We Have Seen His Glory – Acappella
• Great Things – Maranatha Music
• Goodness of God – CeCe Winans
• Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus – Michael W. Smith
• Shine On Us – Phillips, Craig and Dean
• Do They See Jesus in Me? – Joy Williams
• Go Light Your World – Kathy Troccoli

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