7 Days to Reset Your Heart
A gentle beginning. For people who need clarity, peace, and a quiet place to start.
About the Work
Jackson’s songs, books, and drawings began as something he made for himself.
A feeling he needed to get out. A question he couldn’t stop asking. A resource he needed but couldn’t find. A way of staying honest and present in seasons that nearly broke him.
He believes the ideas are given to him. That making something is how you honor that. That creativity and faith aren’t separate things. One flows from the other.
The work was never created to instruct or fix. It emerged quietly, as a way of paying attention.
Where It Began
Jackson’s story began when he reached the end of himself. After losing his marriage, he chose sobriety. What followed wasn’t a clean recovery. It was a reckoning with everything he couldn’t control, fix, or outrun.
He wasn’t looking for an audience. He was looking for God.
Out of that season came the writing, the songs, the drawings. What he found there changed him in ways he’s still discovering.
The Work Today
Some of this work sat in a box for years before it found anyone. He believes that’s part of how it works — nothing is wasted, and the right person finds the right thing when they need it.
What lives here is what felt ready to be offered.
Books
A gentle beginning. For people who need clarity, peace, and a quiet place to start.
A 30-day inner reset. Journals, reflections, symbolism, and emotional rhythm for the long road back.
A spiritual framework for loving through presence, blessing, and surrender.
Music
A luminous, airy single about release, trust, and letting love move freely.
A tender, reflective single rooted in identity, grace, and being fully known.
An expansive, emotional single carried by memory, devotion, and longing.
More
Drawings made in the middle of it. A visual map of rejection, hiding, surrender, and the slow return to open.
Handwritten prayers and raw journal pages. The nights he didn't know what else to do but write it down.
If something here found you, it was meant to.
Contact
For questions, collaborations, or just to connect about the work.
Jackson Murphy makes things because he has to.
It’s how he processes being alive.
If you find his work, it probably found you at the right time.