Welcome to the SK Murray Blog — a space where music, worship, and life converge. Here, I share personal reflections, deep dives into the spiritual dynamics of worship, and insights from my journey as a musician and disciple of Jesus. From biblical revelations to the science and soul of 444Hz tuning, each post is a window into the rhythms that shape my walk with God and the music I create to SHIFT THE ATMOSPHERE™.

Recovering Well

We had quite an experience on Friday right after being discharged from the hospital. We had gone to the pharmacy to get Caleb’s pain meds before heading home. While there, he got nauseous

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Recovery Going Well

Caleb has been doing great the last couple of days. The pain is a lot less, but he is still hitting the morphine pump as needed. Today the physical therapist came by and

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We Got Our Miracle!

God has done it! We were told last week in the pre-op consultation that there was a 99.9% the nerve that controls upward movement of the foot would have to be severed and

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Surgery This Week

Last week, we finally got a chance to have the scans on Caleb done to see where everything stood. We had not had any scans or xrays since back in September when he

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Finally Getting More Scans!

We have been so busy with everything lately. I am very concerned about the amount of school that the boys have missed because of Caleb being so nauseous constantly from the chemo. If

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Long Couple of Weeks

Sorry it has been a while since the last update, but we have been in a whirlwind for the last couple of weeks. Caleb had 5 days of chemo last week, but we

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It’s a New Year and a New Me

This has been a hectic, exciting few days for the Murray family. Last Tuesday, both Caleb and I were admitted into the hospital. Caleb had a 5-day regimen of chemo and I was

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International Superstar!

The Bay of the Holy Spirit Revival has posted a YouTube video of Caleb’s testimony on their YouTube and Facebook pages! It has already been shared by 45 people and sent all over

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