Eden Hartwell sitting among a group of biblical women in soft light, gathered together in quiet conversation and reflection.

New Release

Alabaster on the Floor

Alabaster on the Floor is written from the heart of a woman who came with nothing left to hide. No defense. No dignity to protect. Only a deep knowing that she had found the One who saw her fully—and did not turn away.

In a room filled with judgment, she chose surrender.
In a moment that looked like waste to others, heaven called it beautiful.

This song is about that kind of offering… the kind that breaks open, pours out, and never asks to be gathered back again.

Close-up of a young girl reaching up and touching a person's hem, with other people standing nearby, in a dusty outdoor setting. The scene is shaded and warm-toned, with the caption 'Twelve Long Years' at the bottom.

Songs to Meet First

Explore the full collection in Music and the Stories page.

A woman with long, flowing hair wearing a blue headscarf and robe raises a tambourine in front of a large crowd. The scene is set during sunset or sunrise with a dramatic sky and ocean waves in the background. The text 'MIRIAM'S SONG' is displayed in the lower left corner.

Select the cover art to step into the featured song. To explore the rest of the collection, visit “Music and the Stories” below.

I’m grateful you’re listening.

A painting depicting a biblical scene with Jesus sitting and talking to a young girl inside a rustic kitchen. An adult woman is visible in the foreground holding a bowl with a cloth. The scene is warmly lit with a candle or oil lamp in the background.
A painting of two women, one young and one elderly, sharing a tender embrace in a field, with the name "Ruth" written above.

Why these Songs

These songs begin in ancient moments,
but they are written for present lives.

Each one lingers in a single choice —
waiting, trusting, acting, or believing —
the same choices still placed before us.

Listen to the full song on Spotify