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Trailer Released For Jeremy Camp’s ‘I Still Believe’ Film
Be inspired as you watch the first official movie trailer for ‘I Still Believe.’ This highly anticipated film follows the life of Christian singer Jeremy Camp. Be inspired as you watch the first official movie trailer for ‘I Still Believe.’ This highly anticipated film follows the life of Christian singer Jeremy Camp. As a young man, Jeremy fell in love and married his first wife, Melissa. But while they were both still so young, Melissa fought and lost her battle with cancer. Even though her death was difficult to process, Jeremy found solace in the arms of the Lord. And today, Melissa’s life and legacy continues to inspire and bring…
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Fighting for Healthy Friendship in the Social Media Age
Are you old enough to remember when “the Facebook” came out? I was a freshman in college when I received that initial email invite and quickly saw the appeal. Before Facebook, I would have had to make several phone calls or send dozens of texts to figure out what all my high school friends were up to. And I didn’t have time for that. But Facebook listed all those updates in one seamless news feed where I could get my fix of what’s going on with my friends in just a few minutes between classes. It was a new world. Now, I could make new friends and keep up with the old.…
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Lauren Daigle Partners with Bumble App on Contest
Austin, TX (August 27, 2019) Bumble, the women-first social networking app, has teamed up with Lauren Daigle to provide its users a once-in-a-lifetime experience to spread the message that #AskingForAFriend doesn’t have to be scary and that making a new friend can be an exciting adventure. One lucky Bumble user and their BFF will go on an unforgettable adventure in New York City with Lauren Daigle, whose most recent single, “Rescue,” inspired the contest. The grand prize winner will receive an all-expenses paid trip to New York, where they will go behind the scenes with Lauren and watch her perform at a secret, intimate venue. Five runners-up will also receive tickets to…
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Laura Story | ‘You Cannot Be Stopped’ (acoustic)
Laura Story performs ‘You Cannot Be Stopped‘ from her new EP with a little help from her daughter Josie!
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Dailey & Vincent Announce ‘Joys of Christmas Tour’
Nashville, TN (August 26, 2019) With only 132 days until Christmas, multi-GRAMMY® nominated duo and Grand Ole Opry stars, Dailey & Vincent, are already in the holiday spirit as they announce their annual highly-anticipated The Joys of Christmas Tour. Throughout the 17-date tour, Dailey & Vincent will share their show with audiences across America in just 25 days. Dailey & Vincent’s The Joys of Christmas Tour will include holiday classics, as well as original songs from their critically-acclaimed, first-ever Christmas album, The Sounds of Christmas, which Entertainment Weekly lauds as “one of ten Christmas albums that aim to become a part of your holiday tradition,” while USA Today proclaimed the…
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Greg Laurie Interviews Alice Cooper
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Alice Cooper If you’ve ever had a question you wanted an answer to when you first heard that Alice Cooper is actually a deeply committed Christian…well…chances are Greg Laurie asked it in this interview. In this interview, pastor and evangelist Greg Laurie sits down with rock legend Alice Cooper, the father of “Shock Rock.” Cooper and Laurie chat about his journey to faith, and how he has used his faith in Jesus Christ to help at-risk young men in his community. Check it out on Greg’s and Harvest Ministries site or YouTube channel…or watch it here:
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Crazy Faith
“This woman is driving me crazy.” Luke 18:5 NLT I love the parable of the persistent widow. I don’t mean any disrespect, but I think persistent is a nice word for crazy. This woman is crazy, but when the cause is a righteous one, it’s a holy crazy! We aren’t told what injustice took place, but she was on a mission. Maybe her son was falsely imprisoned for a crime he didn’t commit. Maybe the man who molested her daughter was still on the streets. We don’t know for sure. But whatever it was, she wouldn’t take no for an answer. And the judge knew it. The judge knew she would circle his house until…
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I Declare War on My Mouth
I Declare War on My Mouth There’s no other area that is easier (for me) to mess up with, and that has caused more heartache afterward, than talking. I’ve shot my mouth off and felt remorse so regularly that it is a great source of sadness for me. I measure how well a meeting went not by the number of good ideas I had or whether the content was covered but by whether it ends without me having said something I want to take back. You know that feeling when you walk away from a conversation and the perfect insult comes to your mind just a minute too late? (“Well,…
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Understanding Biblical Forgiveness
It doesn’t take very long for a couple to figure out that marriage isn’t a continuously fun and easy ride, a big bundle of happy days tied up with a sparkly bow of hugs and kisses. It’s often the sandpaper of chafing personalities, unmet expectations, and hurt feelings that rub us the wrong way and leave us feeling rather raw. Being able to forgive past offenses and let go of past hurts is an essential component for growing a strong marriage and maintaining an intimate relationship that lasts a lifetime. On the other hand, unforgiveness blocks intimacy on an emotional and physical level. The Gottman Institute, a research-based relationship organization,…
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Possibilities Hide in All of Us
Love your neighbor as yourself. — Jesus in Mark 12:31 NIV My best ideas come to me in the shower. That’s a weird sentence to write, but admit it: All of our best ideas come in the bathroom, right? One day in 2008, I was taking my morning shower, and my mind was wandering, making loose connections. I thought about a viral video making the rounds, a video made by three pastors asking folks to conspire against the commercialism of Christmas. Buy less, they said. Give more. Give something valuable, like time or something made by hand. Take the money you’ve saved and give it to those in need. Arms against the wall,…


























