Chris Carpenter
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‘Light of the World’ fulfills filmmakers’ lifelong dream to share the Gospel with the world
There have been many cinematic attempts over the years to portray the life of Jesus Christ in such a manner that would both entertain audiences and hopefully evangelize at the same time. Fortunately, many have succeeded, but others have fallen flat.

Bestselling author Kevin Leman, daughter believe anyone can be a ‘Great Teacher by Friday’
New York Times bestselling author Kevin Leman and his daughter, Kristen Leman O’Reilly, believe that becoming a tremendous educator is easier than you think.

Singer Ben Fuller on how to best 'Walk Through Fire' and live to tell about it
When you grow up in a rural part of New England, your dreams of being anything in the media or the arts become practical, shaped by geography as much or more than talent.

Political strategist Bunni Pounds shares how she overcame bitterness
Political strategist Bunni Pounds shares how she overcame bitterness and discusses her book, “Jesus and Politics,” which highlights the importance of civic engagement.

‘Mr. Kirk’ on the soul-shaping value of quality kids entertainment
With a quiet, stealth-like frequency, children’s television programming is becoming more and more woke. So much so that conservative parents are becoming increasingly concerned.

Mike Donehey on the return of Tenth Avenue North and ‘learning to trust’
It was sort of a strange ending for three-time Dove Award winner Tenth Avenue North. Set to disband after 20 years with a highly touted farewell tour in 2020, the celebrated quartet never got their chance. Cut short due to the global pandemic and ensuing lockdowns, the band was left sitting at home.

Great American Pure Flix CEO Bill Abbott: 'We are entertainment without compromise'
It has been two years since it was announced that faith-based streaming platform Pure Flix would be merging with family-friendly television network Great American Media.

Author Kim Gentry Meyer reflects on the value of being a 'herald' to anyone you meet
Through a comprehensive exploration into the word “herald,” we find that this declarative moniker is a messenger, especially one announcing important news or proclamations, often for royalty.

Singing for God’s glory a family affair for the Erwins
The Erwins, a southern gospel quartet consisting of three brothers and a sister, believe they have a collective calling to serve God through the gift of music.

Author Arlene Pellicane on how to love (and like) your spouse for life
Author Arlene Pellicane joins us on the "Crossmap Podcast" to talk about four key decisions that make marriage easier. Listen as she explains why it is vital to keep a marriage vibrant and how it prevents spouses from feeling like roommates.



















