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Getting to Know You — Chris Shealy (Catch the Fire Music)
Artist Name: Chris Shealy Age: 33 Genres: Worship Hometown: Aiken, SC Label: Catch The Fire Music Hobbies/Interests Apart from Music: Raising 3 small kids, Golf Last Netflix Binge: The Crown Very First Musical Purchase: Fred Hammond, Spirit of David If you had only five words to describe your new album, it would be…? Family Encountering God’s Transforming Presence Do you have a favorite song from the new album? Why? For me, it’s “What A Father.” My wife and I wrote that song together. The majority of it came in 2 minutes and with an impartation from the Father that helped to heal old father wounds of my own. It’s our…
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Breakfast with Jesus
Peter is my favorite disciple because of how obviously flawed and human he is. (Man, can I relate to Peter!) After he denied knowing Jesus three times, he was completely (and pretty understandably) devastated. Believing his time as a disciple was over, he returned to his previous way of life as a fisherman. (Isn’t that… The post Breakfast with Jesus appeared first on FaithGateway.
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The Start of Hope
The classic comeback story contains one of two twists. It’s either about an underdog who falters and then succeeds beyond his dreams, or it’s about a champion who falls, fights hard, and makes a big return. Either way, it’s about a person in pain whose pain is alleviated or who is able to see… The post The Start of Hope appeared first on FaithGateway.
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The New Year Letter I Feel You Need To Read
Overnight everything can change. Everything. The previous day it was an old year. Today it is a new. New year = New Beginnings. You know, 2018 wasn’t necessarily the easiest year. Sure, I hit discouragement, doubt, despair at times, I hit pain, tears, issues, and physical scares. . . but, who cares? Who cares. What is old is old and what is new is new. “Do not call to mind the former things; pay no attention to things of old.” (Is. 43:18) What God sees as an “old thing” has no influence as His hand creates “our new”. “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do…
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Get to Know Scott Simms
Jam The Hype Jam the Hype Scott Simms describes himself as “Cincinnati born and raised, definitely a worshipper at heart.” He is signed to Playwright Music, a record label started by Christian hip-hop legend K-Drama. Growing up, Simms loved listening to Christian hip-hop and said the music shaped his life and faith. “There was something about the vulnerability of people who took the craft seriously to give those life lessons and nuggets of wisdom.” K-Drama was friends with Simms’ uncle and was someone that Simms looked up to, describing him as a hero. “I listened to him growing up and when I finally decided I wanted to be an artist,…
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News: John Waller Releasing First New Album In Three Years ‘Explosions of Light’
Recording artist and songwriter John Waller, known for such inspiring hit singles as “Crazy Faith†(featured in the hit box office film, War Room), “While I’m Waiting†(featured in 2008’s No.1 independent film, Fireproof), “As For Me and My House,†“The Blessing†and many more, releases his first new album…
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Video of the week: Children of Inheritance – Children of Inheritance
Children of Inheritance, a group of 22 worshipers from around Australia, have got together to record their self-titled album. Taken from the album, released this week, here is a live video for the song ‘I See This Nation’.
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David & Tamela Mann Use Their Many Talents for God’s Glory
by Matt Conner David Mann is used to the spotlight. As a renowned actor, singer and comedian, Mann is likely most familiar to fans as a regular in Tyler Perry’s work. However, his career has taken him from backing Kirk Franklin as part of The Family to starring in his own hit television show like It’s a Mann’s World. Yet despite his extensive experience on the stage and screen, David Mann has put off his most recent project—an album with his talented wife, Tamela Mann—because he was intimidated. If that sounds ridiculous, it’s understandable, but Mann has good reason to be a bit nervous about singing along with his wife…
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Taste and See: The Jeweled Symbolism of Salt in Scripture
Much like the natural wonderment of the mine, salt glistens throughout the pages of the Bible. The first mention of salt in Scripture is also the most infamous. In Genesis, God rains down sulfur on Sodom, Gomorrah & Co. for debauchery and neglect of the poor. Lot’s wife cranes her neck for a forbidden glimpse… The post Taste and See: The Jeweled Symbolism of Salt in Scripture appeared first on FaithGateway.
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Happy New Year: A Fresh Start
Is anything too hard for the Lord? — Genesis 18:14 January 1. A brand-new year. It’s the time of year we start thinking about making changes. This year, rather than writing a quick list of resolutions that we’ll likely forget before February, maybe we should take a different approach. This is a good time for… The post Happy New Year: A Fresh Start appeared first on FaithGateway.
