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SUNDAY SPOTLIGHT: INTERVIEW WITH TOBYMAC
TobyMac is one of the most successful innovators in any genre of music with 7 GRAMMY® Awards, 6 Gold Records from his solo career, an American Music award, twice named Artist of the year at the Dove awards, BMI songwriter of the year and numerous other accolades to...
When it’s Time to Leave the Old Behind and Welcome the New
There are times in life we need to welcome new people and experiences with enthusiasm, and let others go with grace, writes Helen Carr.
SUNDAY MORNINGS WITH BEK: INTERVIEW WITH BRYAN AND KATIE TORWALT
I’ve wanted to interview Bryan and Katie Torwalt for a long time now. My mom gifted me with their album “Champion” years ago and it was of those albums I listened to over and over again and made a genuine impact in my life. So when I heard they were about to release a...
BROOKE LIGERTWOOD DESCRIBES NEW ALBUM SEVEN IN 7 WORDS
Brooke Ligertwood is combining 20 years of experience as an artist and producer with her passion for serving the church in her new LIVE worship album, SEVEN.
COMPARISON STEALS
If you can focus on where you are going and what you feel you are supposed to be doing, encouragement comes from the most surprising sources.
FEELING UNMOTIVATED – AND HOW TO DEAL WITH IT
A lack of motivation, can be restful and therapeutic, in the right measure for the right reasons. But it can also be accompanied by an evil twin: fear.
YOUR KINGDOM OR GOD’S KINGDOM?
When he was tempted in the wilderness, Jesus knew that the only kingdom worth having is the kingdom that God has promised to give you.
INTERVIEW WITH TAYA GAUKRODGER ON BRAND NEW SOLO ALBUM “TAYA”
Taya Gaukrodger hails from Lismore, a country town in the north of Australia. In 2010 she relocated to Sydney to pursue a career in music. Soon after arriving she began volunteering in the youth, young adult and creative ministries at Hillsong Church. The world first...
6 TIPS FOR CONNECTING WITH TEENS
Somehow it’s socially acceptable for adults to belittle teens – which only divides us. How can we change the stereotype, and connect with our teens better?