The Power of Music: A Conversation with Carolyn Arends
Singer/songwriter Carolyn Arends joins us to talk about her recent album releases, the new single featuring Amy Grant, and the power of music in uncertain times.
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Caitlin Lassiter
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Worship Radar: Anne Wilson
New artist Anne Wilson joins us on the heels of her debut release to share the story of how she started doing music, her creative process when creating an album and the heart behind her new songs.
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Oh Lord Lead Us: An Interview with Jonathan Cain
Journey's Jonathan Cain joins us to share the story behind his legendary career, how his faith has always stayed at the forefront of his music, and the new songs he's releasing into the world.
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Worship Radar: Tree of Life Worship
Tree of Life Worship joins us to share the story behind their team, how writing for the local church influences their creative process and the heart behind the new songs coming out of their collective.
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Music Review | “Canyon” By Ellie Holcomb
From the first note to the last, Canyon is one of those rare records that feels beautifully vulnerable in the way these songs tell stories and powerfully carried by Ellie’s voice and heart. Each song is carefully crafted to spark both room for lament and inspiration for joy.
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Music Review | “Hymn of Heaven” By Phil Wickham
From top to bottom, Hymn of Heaven is one of the most lyrically encouraging, profound and impactful worship records I’ve ever heard. Aiding Wickham’s stunning vocal, the content of this album is carefully crafted to offer churches a dozen new declarations for their people that lift their eyes to Jesus and pour hope into their hearts.
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Music Review | “Milk & Honey” By Crowder
Milk & Honey is yet another project that proves why Crowder is one of the most profound worship leaders of our time. Creative yet authentic, this record captures the best parts of both the high-energy and the more intimate sides of worship.
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Music Review | “Come What May” By We Are Messengers
Fitting for both personal times of worship or congregational singing, "Come What May" is a declaration of trust and hope in the sovereignty of Jesus regardless of circumstances.
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Music Review | “Perfect Love” By Lincoln Brewster
With Perfect Love, Lincoln Brewster shares an ideal balance of powerful congregational declarations of worship and well-crafted moments for personal times of praise.
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Music Review | “inhale (exhale)” By MercyMe
Created during the chaos of the pandemic, "inhale (exhale)" is a reminder that even when things feel out of control, we are invited to trust God and simply breathe.
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