This song that I wrote is Called Come To Me.
It is a song of restoration.
It is a song of peace.
It is an invitation.
To be clear: Jesus says: “Come to Me, all who are weary and heavily burdened [by religious rituals that provide no peace], and I will give you rest [refreshing your souls with salvation].”
Matthew 11:28 AMP
He didn’t say come to church
He didn’t say come to your friends,
He did NOT say come to substances
Jesus said Come to me.
If you are at the end of yourself, look to the cross where we come to find real life! Jesus is Savior, make Him your Lord! I can pray with you. Just type “come to me” and I would be glad to pray for you.
Singing the song 'Come To Me' live at a family concert highlights the personal and communal strength that music grounded in faith can provide. This song serves as a powerful reminder of the promise found in Matthew 11:28, where Jesus invites those feeling burdened and weary to find true rest in Him—not in external rituals or temporary comforts. In our fast-paced, often chaotic world, many seek peace through various means such as social connections, substances, or obligations. Yet, the song and scripture emphasize turning directly to Jesus as the source of genuine restoration. This message resonates deeply with those experiencing spiritual exhaustion or emotional weariness. It shifts the focus from external solutions to an intimate relationship with Christ, encouraging listeners to embrace Him as their Savior and Lord. Moreover, the invitation to pray and engage selectively by typing 'come to me' offers a real-life connection point for individuals seeking spiritual support, showcasing how faith communities can provide personalized encouragement and prayer. The concept of 'rest' in this song goes beyond physical relaxation; it touches on soul-refreshing salvation that brings lasting peace. By sharing this message through music at family gatherings, it also fosters a sense of unity and shared hope, making the faith experience accessible and heartfelt. Ultimately, 'Come To Me' is a call not just to listen but to respond—offering a pathway to healing and spiritual renewal that many need in today's world.