If You Could See What I Hear. I can never remember the titles, only the actors.

Oh the music, I almost forgot...It kinda sounds like Crowder, the Goo's, I dont know...it mostly sounds like Jeff Harding.

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Bio Jeff Harding is Christian artist/songwriter presently recording his new cd titled "accused". He is 37 years old, married to a beautiful wife named Joanie and they have two sons Drew (2) and Cole (1). The boys are 10 months and 6 days apart!!! Irish Twins. lol Jeff spends time recording and writing in his home studio as well as touring midwest colleges and music festivals. An accomplished guitarist, he also plays bass. He does alot of the tracks on his recordings himself, but also uses percussion generators. Most of his music is acoustically driven but he's been know to plug in and tear it up from time to time. His message and ministry he brings to the campuses of the heartland, are based on his life experiences. A veteran of the Army's 82nd Airborne and the Gulf War, he uses his lessons learned at an early age in life and his willingness to finally lay it all down before Jesus Christ to reach those that keep telling themselves "Someday". By bringing them a message that focuses on the great things God has instore for each and every one of them, he works to erase the "someday" mentality and urges them to not put off a promise of salvation. "The promise was made to each and everyone of us. A promise to be kept by our Father. All we need to do is stop running...When faced with fear...we run. Anxiety...we run. Challenges...we run. Failures...we run. and finally at some point in our lives we come to realize...We arent running from the fear, and failures, we are running away from God. Because if we chose to stand with Him at our side, none of these things could defeat us. A future of uncertainty becomes clear. Second guessing becomes non existant when a relationship with Jesus Christ is present in our lives. Once we realize this and simply lay it down before Him, the want to run subsides. We become comfortable and confidant with where we stand and that restless spirit turns to peace." These are the messages and the foundation of what Jeff brings to these campuses. "It's our choice...for if it were up to God, each of us would of never of taken the first step away from Him. After being hit by a drunk driver, I had an experience that lasted for months. One that made me realize that if I were to not see tomorrow here on earth....where would tomorrow be spent?..Thats when I started to turn it over to Christ and quit the years and years of running away from him...and all the distance I covered after running for so long, I traveled the same path back without taking a step...not one single step...I simply knelt down and gave up....I laid all the confusion, restlessness, sadness, everything I could find within me that I felt was keeping me from knowing Him the way He wanted me to know Him. And in one short moment, saying one short prayer, the distance I had created was erased and He was at my side." Most of Jeff's music is built around that message. If you would like to get ahold of him, send him a pm or email. He will be done with the new CD and back on the road in early April of 07. A little more about me...I love Diet Pepsi, I hate tomatos but love ketchup, I broke both my ankles...one on the 4th of july 2003 and the other on the 4th of july 2004. kinda twilight zonish, I know. I break sunflower seeds in my mouth and not with my hands one at a time. I can pop a wheelie on my kids pedal car. I like to stand on the drain in the shower until its a few inches deep with water... then pretend I'm in a submarine thats just been hit. Wanna know anything else, let me know.

Being on the lake at 7am when its perfectly flat and no one else is out there. The smell of coffee but not the taste. Diet pepsi. Two week old guitar strings. Gummi Worms...well gummi anything actually. People who clap with the music but not really WITH the music. That always cracks me up.

Sand in my shoes. Chalk. Getting a cheeseburger at McDonalds and finding out the burger maker gets a kick out of seeing how much mustard he can fit between the buns. I once ordered a Big Mac at the MCD's at a Walmart in South Dakota and it had no beef patties in it. True Story. My wife told me they were just trying to look out for my health. I brought it back to the manager and she apologized and said it was the kids first day on the job. I thought to myself...wow, you'd have to be pretty nervous to forget putting the burger on a burger. So I now avoid MCD's at all Walmarts. I dont think they perform to the same standards as other McDonalds. They actually only have a partial menu so maybe I am on to something with this theory. But I believe that Walmart McDonalds are actually owned and operated by Burger King in an effort to make the real McDonalds look bad.