
INTERVIEW
'Twas Meant to Be
In their time apart, Sixpence None the Richer's Leigh Nash and Matt Slocum often thought about reunitingand they finally did, beginning with a Christmas album.
By Mark Moring posted 12/01/08
INTERVIEW
A Prodigal Son
After identifying himself as gay for five years, singer/songwriter Brian Bates talks about why he left the faith—and what brought him back.
From IgniteYourFaith.com posted 11/24/08
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Coming Next Week … Jesse Butterworth, Steven Delopoulos, Marty Magehee, Norma Jean, Psalms, The Sonflowerz |
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NEWS
The Scoop
CompassionArt album finally ready for release; P.O.D. squelches breakup rumors; Jars of Clay offers audio book of Advent reflections; and more.
posted 12/01/08
GLIMPSES OF GOD
The Hold Steady
On Stay Positive, alternative roots rock band The Hold Steady wrestles with matters of personal responsibility in a way that's both gritty and inspiring, touching on faith with sincerity rather than cynicism.
By Josh Hurst posted 10/06/08
INTERVIEW
Catching Up With … Sara Groves
The critically acclaimed singer/songwriter shares insight about her first Christmas album O Holy Night and hints at what to expect from her in 2009.
By Andy Argyrakis posted 11/24/08
WE RECOMMEND
The Best Christian Albums of 2008
Twelve favorites from the last twelve months, offering a mix of pop, rock, gospel, folk, and soul from familiar names, newcomers, and independent artists.
posted 11/17/08
What They're Saying: "Mmmm, my baby/Heaven sent you to me/All the world's been praying, 'Who will save?'/But, who am I that here tonight, I hold the one who'll bring us life? ... Do you hear the angels sing for you my baby?/Men and kings have come to bow to you!/But here in my arms, so close to me/The Son of God, now all can see!/Hallelujah, we've been found!/A child is born to save us now—Jesus!/Hallelujah, light is come!/A Savior who will set us free/The promise for those who believe"
—from BarlowGirl's "Hallelujah (Light Is Come)," from their Home for Christmas album.
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