Shalom Jackson

09/28/2026

On October 11, 2026, we are celebrating the new moon! 🌙
🎵 I put that joy into a song: Rosh Chodesh Song
Watch the full video here:
https://youtu.be/F5MlsotbmYo
Chodesh tov — may you have a good month!

09/28/2026

The King is in the Field.
During Elul, Jewish tradition uses this beautiful picture: the King has left the palace and come into the field, where ordinary people can approach Him freely.
The month of Elul is also connected with the words from Song of Songs:
“I am my beloved’s, and my beloved is mine.”
I turned these two images into a song — a song about drawing near to the King while He is near to us.
🎵 Watch the full song on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/KP-hgqBWlUQ
What does the phrase “The King is in the Field” mean to you?

09/28/2026

I turned Hosea 14 into a song.
🎵 Listen to the full song on YouTube: https://youtu.be/yx2tjEh6oEc?si=9pe26TLkuehWnl4J
“I will be like the dew to Israel; he shall blossom like the lily…”
This passage moves from repentance to healing, restoration, and blessing. I tried to let the music follow that movement.
I would love to hear which line speaks to you most.

09/28/2026

09/13/2026

Here is my new song:

I'll Be Like the DewI’ll be like the dew, I‘ll fall on Israel.He...

09/12/2026

Tonight at sundown, the Feast of Trumpets begins...

08/25/2026

"The King is in the field" is a traditional metaphor meaning that during the Hebrew month of Elul, God leaves His royal throne room to become easily accessible to everyone in their everyday lives.

The Parable of the King

During the rest of the year: The king stays in his palace. To see him, you must pass through heavily guarded gates, follow strict royal protocols, and get a special appointment.

During Elul: The king goes out to the countryside and camps in the fields. Anyone can approach him without special preparation. He greets everyone with a warm, smiling face and listens to their requests right where they work.

The King Is in the FieldVerse 1The King is in the field today,...