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Pat Boone opens up about uniting top country artists for “ONE – Voices for Tanzania,” an anthem and humanitarian campaign providing clean water, health services and education to communities in Africa, driven by his deep Christian faith and decades-long commitment to service.
Karl Paulknack, concert pianist and dean of music for Ithaca College in New York says, “I’m not just an entertainer. I’m a lot closer to a paramedic, a firefighter, or a rescue worker.”
Jonathan McReynolds' new book "Before You Climb Any Higher" serves as a roadmap for those who, like him, have spent too much time striving for mountaintop experiences — only to find that the most important things are waiting in the valley.
Despite his many achievements, Grammy Award-winning gospel artist Jonathan McReynolds believes it’s in the “valley moments” that true growth, spiritual renewal, and identity in Christ are found.
Bethel Music's latest album, "We Must Respond," has a clear message: gratitude and worship are not optional but essential responses to God’s goodness.
From the ghettos of Brooklyn, to a successful singing career, to a stunning restoration in Jesus, Jeannie Ortega, a contemporary Christian musical artist, fought demonic attacks, thoughts of suicide, rejection and being treated like a commodity as a secular pop star.
For Jenn Johnson, the power of worship is more than just melody and lyrics; it’s a “holy exchange” between humanity and the divine.
