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Christian music star Rachael Lampa shares the powerful message behind her new song, “Permission,” and why we can stop chasing perfection and start resting in God's unconditional love.

Grieving a loved one years after their death?

Dove Award-winning Red Worship opens up about praising through painful seasons, leaning on one another, and why their new album, WITNESS, is a powerful declaration of God's faithfulness.

Does everything feel like too much right now?

Chris Tomlin is returning to something deeply personal: writing songs alone with God. He opens up about the quiet moments that inspired his new Christmas album and why sharing the hope of Jesus remains his greatest calling.

How can we approach Election Day with wisdom, humility, and prayer?

Hillsong Worship is entering a bold new chapter, and the congregation is helping shape the sound! Jad Gillies shares how three new songs are paving the way for the group's 2027 live album and why every song must carry more than a catchy melody.

What do you do when every door seems to be closing?

What does it mean to let God's light shine through your life?

What do you do when life doesn't turn out the way you expected?

Josh Baldwin has heard thousands of people sing “Made for More,” but hearing his own children sing it struck a deeper chord. The worship leader shares how that unforgettable family moment changed his perspective and why his new music is rooted in faith, surrender, and God's purpose for our lives.

From Duck Dynasty to powerful songs of worship, the next generation of Robertsons is finding new ways to share Jesus with the world. Will Robertson Jr. and Abby Robertson discuss the heart behind LO Worship, its connection to Sadie Robertson Huff's ministry, and why “The Perfect Love of Jesus” carries a message we all need to hear.

The Gaither Vocal Band opens up about the calling behind their music, the power of God's grace, and why the world still desperately needs to hear that no one is beyond redemption.

Grieving someone you love? This prayer inspired by Romans 8:24–25 offers biblical encouragement for finding hope and trusting God's presence in sorrow.

Hollywood actor Neal McDonough has worked with some of the biggest names in entertainment, but he says he answers to only one boss: God. The Angel and the Bad Man star opens up about his unwavering faith, his passion for redemption stories, and why giving God the glory matters more than Hollywood success.