A new way in: take a walk down the street

The front page of By Lord Redeemed is now a walk.

Scroll, and you walk down one street. A lit marquee starts it off. The newest songs hang in poster cases with their bulbs on, and each one plays right where it hangs. Further on you pass a cookie shop, a painted line from Matthew 11:28 (“Come unto me”), a drinking fountain, and an old olive tree.

Then come the rooms, set in shop windows: songs grouped by what you may be carrying, like grief, grace, endurance, and doubt. A stage door at the end of the windows opens all of them. Past that are the Study, an old schoolhouse, and All Things Bear Record, a marble storefront.

Further on stand more shops: an apothecary where you can find a song by what you are carrying or by its scripture, a general store, and a townhouse where you can read about Shane. The news is pasted up on the wall, there is a hole in the wall near the end, and a few signs hang on the wall to point you everywhere else.

The sky changes as you go, from dawn through the day to dusk, and on to a new sunrise at the end.

Everything is still free. Take the walk.