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Finding Hope That Lasts
We don’t always get to choose our circumstances, but we do get to choose the story our life tells.
When faced with challenging situations outside of our control, it’s easy to feel lost and hopeless. Ginny Owens uses her story of finding hope in the darkness to create music and books that offer a redemptive perspective on suffering. Ginny’s message is one of hope and purpose, and she wants you to know these are available to you.
Let your life tell a story of hope.
Experience Hope Through Ginny’s New Book, Singing in the Dark.
Learn the powerful ways of drawing closer to God through music and prayer.
THE NEW BOOK
AND ACCOMPANYING EP
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“My hope was to create songs that are useful for reflection and worship, with strong, clear truths people will want to sing to themselves beyond Sunday morning,” Ginny said of the project.
The lyrics of Sing Hope in the Darkness were largely inspired during the writing of Ginny’s new book, Singing In The Dark.
What others are saying about the book:
“With gentleness and vulnerability, Ginny Owens leads us into an exploration of the songs of the Bible. Few things speak to me from Scripture more than the expressions of deep longings, joy, and pain expressed by so many of the real human souls we meet there. I’m captivated by Ginny’s ability to bring these passages to life by bridging to her own life. Who better than Ginny Owens to teach us all how to sing in the dark?”
~ Michael W. Smith, singer and songwriter, bestselling author, speaker, artist
“Ginny encourages me to sing through my own times of darkness, of walking through the valley when He asks us to.”
~ Joni Erickson Tada, CEO of Joni and Friends, global leader in disability advocacy, bestselling author, speaker, artist
Finding Hope That Lasts
We don’t always get to choose our circumstances, but we do get to choose the story our life tells.
When faced with challenging situations outside of our control, it’s easy to feel lost and hopeless. Ginny Owens uses her story of finding hope in the darkness to create music and books that offer a redemptive perspective on suffering. Ginny’s message is one of hope and purpose, and she wants you to know these are available to you.
Let your life tell a story of hope.
Experience Hope Through Ginny’s New Book, Singing in the Dark.
Learn the powerful ways of drawing closer to God through music and prayer.
THE NEW BOOK
AND ACCOMPANYING EP
BOTH OUT NOW!
“My hope was to create songs that are useful for reflection and worship, with strong, clear truths people will want to sing to themselves beyond Sunday morning,” Ginny said of the project.
The lyrics of Sing Hope in the Darkness were largely inspired during the writing of Ginny’s new book, Singing In The Dark.
What others are saying about the book:
“With gentleness and vulnerability, Ginny Owens leads us into an exploration of the songs of the Bible. Few things speak to me from Scripture more than the expressions of deep longings, joy, and pain expressed by so many of the real human souls we meet there. I’m captivated by Ginny’s ability to bring these passages to life by bridging to her own life. Who better than Ginny Owens to teach us all how to sing in the dark?”
~ Michael W. Smith, singer and songwriter, bestselling author, speaker, artist
“Ginny encourages me to sing through my own times of darkness, of walking through the valley when He asks us to.”
~ Joni Erickson Tada, CEO of Joni and Friends, global leader in disability advocacy, bestselling author, speaker, artist
Sometimes You Need a Voice of Hope in the Dark
Pursuing ultimate significance in work and achievements leaves us all disappointed and discouraged. It can feel like we are working hard to find meaning and purpose in this life, only to find ourselves more lost and confused than we were before. We can only experience true peace and joy when placing our hope in God. Ginny Owens helps us connect with Him and experience His true light through her new book, Singing in the Dark.
Ginny has been blind since age three, and most people assume that this has been her biggest struggle in life. But that simply isn’t true. In her books, music, and speaking engagements, Ginny shares about challenges that are easy for many of us to relate to—career, relationship, illness, and finding hope amidst these challenges. Like a friend over coffee, she shares her own doubts and insecurities through the lens of hopefulness, with humor, empathy, and humility, helping followers connect with God’s perfect voice of hope.
When we find ourselves in darkness, Ginny’s story gives us hope and points us back to God.
Ginny’s Message:
You Have A Purpose
Gratitude Unlocks Contentment
Pain Is Not Your Enemy
Joy Is Possible
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Ginny Owens has spent the past two decades sharing her heart with listeners and readers as a singer/songwriter, author, teacher, and advocate. Her unique musical style and inspirational lyrics transcend genre definition and have taken her to diverse venues, including the White House, the Sundance Film Festival, Lilith Fair, and the National Day of Prayer in Washington, D.C. Ginny has also taught as an adjunct professor at her alma mater, Belmont University, served as a worship leader, partnered with nonprofits, and authored two books.
I’ve been loving this verse this summer. It reminds me that I am always dependent on something, and I should ask what that is.
Is it my goals? My inner grit? Someone else I hope will come through for me?
I'm reminded in these moments of reflection that God is the only being who never lets us down. Trusting Him leads to deeper dependence, more trust, and greater connection. And perfect peace.
What do you need to trust God with today? Let's lift each other up in prayer. 🙏🏻🕊️
“But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere.” -James 3:17
I’ve been working on memorizing these words, so I can actually live by them. Anyone want to join me? Post a video of yourself saying or singing it and tag me! Scripture is always more fun when we learn it together! 📖😄
Happy first day of fall!! 🍂🍁🌻
I love listening to the sounds of nature as the leaves change and fall and the temperature gets colder. We live in such a beautiful world. I marvel at the changing seasons and how they reflect the changes in our own lives.
God's creation is so wonderful! I hope you and yours get to spend some time enjoying the changing weather together! 💛
Just reading this verse makes me feel braver, wiser, and more powerful than I felt before I read it. What catches my attention today is that the power this verse talks about is not connected to “power” words like force, strength, or boldness. It's talking about love and peace and self-control. 🕊🙌🏻
I love this reminder that God’s alternative to our fear is the Holy Spirit's power of love and wisdom. Even when we feel less than, He is more than enough. 💜
What verse is catching your eye today? ✝️
This week has been an absolute joy! I’ve gotten to spend time with some amazing women at @mntc_hope for their Hope Awakens Women’s Luncheon and @praiselivenow at their Sisterhood Night with my friend @sheilawalsh1. God is doing amazing things in the lives of these women, and I’m so grateful to have been a part of it! 💕🕊
I’ve been traveling this week to be with some incredible organizations and people. I found a piano along the way and couldn’t resist playing it! ☺️🎹✈️
I recently found this beautiful thought from Andrew Murray, a 19th century minister in South Africa. It never ceases to amaze me that praying to God means we’re talking to the only one in the universe who can actually bring change. Not only that, but we’re talking to a God who wants to talk to us! 🌺
I’ll never forget this day 20 years ago. I’m sure most of you won’t either. I was watching the morning news as the planes hit and was glued to the tv for days afterwards. I was in the thick of writing for my second album, Something More, but all lyrics dried up at that point.
As I spend time today with NYC friends who lived through the tragedy, I’m mindful and prayerful for the families and friends who lost loved ones in that day’s attacks and in the days ahead in Iraq and Afghanistan.
@timkellernyc’s sermon the Sunday after 9/11 brought me hope then, and it still does now. I pray it ministers to you today as we remember this day together. 🤍🌹
SERMON LINK IN STORY
I love to practice gratitude. 😌 It's a small exercise to add to your day, but it's really essential in my mind because gratitude unlocks contentment. When I feel scared or unfulfilled, I choose to stop and think about the things I'm grateful for. I take a few moments to thank God specifically for those things. My unfulfillment and anxieties fade as He changes my perspective and allows me to see my life from a different point of view. What a gift! 🙏🏻❤️
What's something you're grateful for today?
I love this thought. Let’s do some serious business with God today and connect with him through prayer. The world needs it. ❤️
Singing in the Dark has officially been out for FOUR MONTHS!!! 🌸🙌🏻 Thank you so much for reading! I hope this book's message of finding hope in darkness has meant as much to you as it has to me in my life.
To celebrate, I'm giving away a FREE COPY of Singing in the Dark to one special person on Instagram!
GIVEAWAY RULES:
🌸 Follow @ginnyowensofficial on Instagram
🌸 Tag a friend (more tags = more entries)
🌸 For an additional entry, share this post and tag me!
🌸 Winner will be announced Friday!
I'm so grateful for all of you!!
UPDATE: GIVEAWAY CLOSED! Thanks for participating!
I came across this quote and had to stop for a quick think. It reminds me of what the Bible says: gratitude unlocks contentment. Paul told his friends the Philippians to not be anxious but instead to give God their worries and their thanks for all He had done and would do.
And peace would come. Anne was a teenager in hiding in Amsterdam in the throes of World War II. If she could pay attention to the beauty around her, you and I can too, can’t we?
So what beauty are you noticing around you today? 😊
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