It happened during an expectedly spiritual journey to Israel.
As my friend Michael S. Tyrrell sipped a cuppa joe in a quaint, orthodox Jewish coffee house—listening to a piano player named David—the Holy Spirit spoke to him.
All at once Michael realized this was no ordinary evening and David was no ordinary piano player.
In fact, David was playing Christian music “under the radar” and locked in to Michael’s astonished expression!
With a nod from David and ensuing conversation, Michael made a connection he never dreamed he would.
Read the full story and all the glorious details here.
Thousands of people including myself have benefitted greatly—spiritually, even physically—from Michael’s meeting that night.
You see, Michael is a very talented guitar player and worship leader.
Now, because the Holy Spirit put him in that coffee house with David, Michael was able to create seven amazing pieces of healing music that have filled listeners with peace, joy and, most important, the Lord!
Now I’ve known Michael a long time. We go way back.
And where I’ve never known him to “put one over” on me or anyone else, I freely admit to you that I was skeptical about the power of this music.
Once I heard the beautiful, angelic sounds, and once I saw how everyone I knew—including myself—responded to this music, it didn’t take long for me to understand that this was something brought to us directly from the Lord.
I can’t explain it. I can tell you all day long how this music has been praised and how reports have literally poured in from folks all over the world who’ve been healed, soothed and altogether moved by the Holy Spirit through these seven amazing songs.
But I can’t explain this in words.
All I can tell you is it’s real, and it will move you to tears.
Are you ready to hear the sounds of healing and feel His Spirit guide you from within?
Welcome home to Wholetones: The Healing Frequency Music Project. Listen here for free.
Joe Barton is publisher of Wholetones: The Healing Frequency Music Project
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