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Fear Not Minute #11 – Don’t Fear The Election
There’s a lot of anxiety, as always, around the upcoming Presidental election. Speaker, spoken word artist and rapper, Legin, encourages us not fear the election. Let your hope not be in this world, but in Christ and His Kingdom. Let’s talk about it![…]
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Regaining Hope
The reality is, my husband would give me the shirt off his back. He also would lay down what is good for him for the betterment of me. He has sacrificed much so that I can write and pursue ministry work. He gives up things for me. He thinks of me. He helps when I don’t know what to do. He shares wisdom and tips and ideas. He is there when my head gets droopy; he picks up my chin. He shares his heart with me too. He tells me things he wouldn’t tell others. My husband is my friend. I call him, “my best friend.” Some of you may…
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Artist Legin Inspires Social Justice with Raw Emotion on ‘In This Moment’
Nigel “Legin” Anderson (pronounced like “legend” without the letter “d”) is an acclaimed hip-hop artist, husband, father, church leader, and community advocate. These attributions describe just a portion who he is, but all of them combined to spur the creation of Legin’s new EP In This Moment.
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We Can’t, but God Can
“It’s just me, and I ain’t much.” We’d been talking for well into an hour before she said the words. We’d worked our way through two cups of machine- brewed, hospital-waiting-room coffee. Hers with sweetener, mine with powdered creamer. Small of stature she was. No makeup, hair matted. Her T-shirt was loose fitting and crumpled…. The post We Can’t, but God Can appeared first on FaithGateway.
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What Do I Do When It Seems God Hasn’t Come Through for Me?
How do I continue trusting Him when my dreams have fallen apart? Have you ever asked these questions? Surely, we all have. Because life is tough and unpredictable and rarely happens the way we plan. When my twenty-one-month old daughter, Haven, was diagnosed with malignant brain cancer, these were the question scrolling through my… The post What Do I Do When It Seems God Hasn’t Come Through for Me? appeared first on FaithGateway.
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New Artist Of The Year Dove Nominated Chris Renzema Releases New Single
Singer, songwriter and 2020 “New Artist of the Year” GMA Dove Award-nominated Chris Renzema releases “Mercy” today (Sept. 18). The never-before-released song was recorded live in the studio and will be featured on the Let The Ground Rest B-Sides EP set to launch Jan. 8, 2021. Each B-Sides track is thematically connected to Renzema’s sophomore LP and Centricity Music debut, Let The Ground Rest, which launched to wide critical and fan acclaim April 24 followed by tens of millions of downloads and streams. “At a time in political and cultural history when The rejects, the drop outs Those used to being passed by The addicts, the burned out Who’ve lost…
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Grammy-Nominated Worship Leader Kari Jobe Announces New Live Album
NASHVILLE, TENN. (SEPTEMBER 18, 2020) GRAMMY-nominated and multi-Dove Award Winning worship leader Kari Jobe will be releasing her first new album after three years with the release of The Blessing (Live Album) on October 23rd (Capitol CMG). In anticipation of the new album, three singles are available this week “First Love,” “Embers” and “Obsession (ft. Cody Carnes),” along with the pre-order for the album. Despite her deep desire to lead worship with a live audience for this project, the album was uniquely recorded and captured live this summer during the pandemic without an audience at her home church, The Belonging Co, in Nashville, TN. Click here to listen to the…
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Cross Point Music Releases Centricity Music Debut Never Stop Singing
A collective of nearly 400 volunteer musicians, vocalists and songwriters anchored by worship leaders Mike Grayson and Cheryl Stark, Cross Point Music serves the 10,000 people who call Cross Point Church home across six campuses in and around Nashville. Today (Sept. 18), the collective releases its Centricity Music debut single “Never Stop Singing” at digital and streaming outlets internationally. Written before COVID-19 forced churches across the nation to temporarily shutter, and before Cross Point’s doors were closed following a tornado that ripped through Middle Tennessee in March 2020, damaging a large portion of Cross Point’s main building in downtown Nashville, “Never Stop Singing” has become an anthem of hope despite…
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God and the Pandemic: How Do We Recover?
Perhaps the most vital question of all, and one which should be near the top of serious conversations at the highest level between Church, state and all interested parties, is how we move back towards whatever the ‘new normal’ is going to be. Some people have expressed the pious hope that when this is… The post God and the Pandemic: How Do We Recover? appeared first on FaithGateway.
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You’re a Reconstruction Zone
They are re-paving a road near my house. This past week, as I approached the end of my street, I’ve had to wait for five to ten minutes. In this, there’s no rushing. There’s no getting where I am going quickly. Once I do get on the unpaved road my car bounces up and down. It’s bumpy. Maybe you’re going through some bumps or waits in your life… Maybe you are trying to get somewhere but you feel delayed… Maybe you aren’t so sure why it’s so hard and difficult… You know, waits are how God constructs something great. David waited in a cave before he became King. Jesus waited until the…
