The State of Christian Music: Are We Losing Our Sound?
Think Christian music lacks creativity? Explore how today’s artists blend genres and cutting-edge tech to craft bold, soulful compositions that can reignite spiritual connection.
Think Christian music lacks creativity? Explore how today’s artists blend genres and cutting-edge tech to craft bold, soulful compositions that can reignite spiritual connection.
How Christian music became more about personal identity than spiritual formation—and what that shift means for us today.
Jelani Greenidge kicks off a series on the state of Christian music, exploring its decline and offering a hopeful vision for its rebirth.
E. Jill Riley’s Post-Traumatic Faith shares her journey of overcoming trauma and mental illness, emphasizing the vital role of faith in healing and destigmatizing mental health within faith communities.
Jin Lee reflects on Healing Leadership Trauma, a timely guide for leaders seeking restoration, soul-care, and space to name the wounds time alone can’t heal.
Reflections on The White Lotus, Paul’s contentment, and the freedom found when we finally loosen our grip on control.
Brothers Anders and Davin Lindwall share how their Midwest roots, creative passion, and faith shaped their debut feature film Green and Gold, now streaming.
Captain America: Brave New World wrestles with identity, justice, and leadership. What does true bravery look like in a divided world? This film—and faith—offer insights.
When families face life’s hardest moments, ministry leaders have a unique opportunity to offer comfort and guidance. Ministering to Families in Crisis is a compassionate and practical resource, equipping pastors and caregivers to walk alongside those in need with grace, understanding, and hope.
“The Deliverer Has Come,” by Sarah Shin and illustrated by Shin Maeng, features captivating storytelling, vibrant illustrations, and a thoughtful exploration of Advent themes.
