https://dougliles.com/music/Original songs and the stories behind them. Listen without an account.en-ushttps://dougliles.com/music/all-the-way-home-psalm-23/https://dougliles.com/music/all-the-way-home-psalm-23/“All the Way Home” grew from five enduring movements in Psalm 23: provision when life feels empty, restoration beside still waters, direction when the road is unclear, courage through the valley, and grace that keeps leading us home. The song does not pretend the road is easy. It holds onto a quieter promise: we do not walk it alone, and goodness and mercy can remain close even in the unknown.https://dougliles.com/music/love-still-stands/https://dougliles.com/music/love-still-stands/“Love Still Stands” began with five movements in Luke 22: sacrificial love, greatness through service, restoration after failure, courage in surrender, and hope stronger than suffering. The song carries those truths into contemporary language—when plans shatter and courage fails, love and grace remain, and a restored life can become hope for someone else. Written as an anthem of resilience and mercy, it is an invitation to rise, forgive, serve, and keep loving when the world feels unsteady.