INTERVIEW
Beyond OK
With success in both Christian and general markets, The Afters aren't content with offering anything less than an excellent album that reflects who they are with honesty.
By Andy Argyrakis posted 03/10/08
GLIMPSES OF GOD
Mary J. Blige
As the title of her latest album suggests, the popular urban/soul singer is gradually leaving her tumultuous past behind in favor of expressing the faith that has carried her through her many trials.
By Andy Argyrakis posted 03/10/08
Coming Next Week … Addison Road, Bethany Dillon & Matt Hammitt, Laura Story, Jaci Velasquez, Tommy Walker, Dionne Warwick |
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NEWS
The Scoop
Sixpence None the Richer to reunite at SXSW this week; Bethany Dillon and Sanctus Real's Matt Hammitt team for a worship project; and more.
posted 03/10/08
GLIMPSES OF GOD
Iron & Wine
The acclaimed indie folk artist and self-proclaimed agnostic uses Biblical references and a wide-angle lens to survey a society in need of stability.
By Tim Avery posted 02/11/08
COMMENTARY
No Egos Required
11 of today's top Christian artists and songwriters put aside their egosand royaltiesat the Compassionart songwriting retreat, united in their effort to make a tangible difference in poverty-ravaged countries around the world.
By Christa Banister posted 03/03/08
INTERVIEW
Introducing … NewWorldSon
Frontman Joel Parisien explains the music and ministry that drives Christian music's new soulful and jazzy gospel-pop band.
By Christa Banister posted 03/03/08
NEWS
Imperials Embroiled in Lawsuit Over Name
One of Christian music's most popular singing groups is entangled in a legal battle that puts father and son on opposing sides.
from Christianity Today posted 02/28/08
What They're Saying: "I can count a million times/People asking me how I can praise You with all that I've gone through/The question just amazes me/Can circumstances possibly change who I forever am in You?/Maybe since my life was changed long before these rainy days/It's never really ever crossed my mind to turn my back on you, oh Lord/My only shelter from the storm/But instead I draw closer through these times, so I pray/Bring me joy, bring me peace/Bring the chance to be free/Bring me anything that brings You glory/And I know there'll be days/When this life brings me pain/But if that's what it takes to praise You/Jesus, bring the rain"
— from MercyMe's Song of the Year nominated "Bring the Rain," off the 2006 release Coming Up to Breathe
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