I first met Bill Miller at a Starbucks in Nashville, TN through my friend and coach George Landolt. Bill is a grammy award winning musician and perhaps the most successful American Indian musician in the folk/rock genre. I didn't meet the musician Bill Miller that morning over coffee, I met the broken man, son, and father Bill Miller, and I'm so thankful I did. We hit it off right away and agreed that one day I would setup and capture his story and testimony. That was almost two years ago. Over those two years, I'd visit Nashville 6 more times, searching for churches to partner with, calling on businessmen to help fund filming dates, to no avail.
As God would have it, this past July I was in Nashville helping NAMB film some interviews. I happened to have a few hours at the end of a 14 hour filming day so I prayed a little prayer something to the effect of "Hey Daddy, if it's ok with you, let's steward this evening since we are already setup. Could you bring me someone to serve?". Bill Miller popped into my heart, I texted him and asked him if he could come downtown on short notice. He did, and brought along his friends John and Connor for support. Over the course of about 90 minutes we prayed, filmed, shared stories, and enjoyed each other's company. It was some of the most worshipful time, and another example of how God does amazing things when we just do what we can, with what we have, right where we are.
In addition to sharing his story, I asked Bill if he'd play whatever came on his heart just to see what might happen. We captured this song entitled, After All You Have Done, written by his son Garrett who was tragically killed earlier this year.
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