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In a cultural moment where authenticity is currency, it’s striking to see how many mainstream celebrities are boldly sharing their Christian faith—not as a marketing move, but as a genuine part of their lives. From country stages to reality TV platforms, these public figures are reminding us that the Gospel isn’t confined to pulpits or pews. It’s alive in testimonies, in music, and even in the most unexpected places. Bailey Zimmerman: From Pipelines to Praise Bailey Zimmerman, the rising country star behind hits like Religiously and Rock and a Hard Place, recently paused his set at the Sand in My Boots Festival in Alabama to share a powerful testimony. “No…

The Ezra Worship Initiative, in collaboration with NRT Music, announces the highly anticipated release of its latest worship anthem, “Covered by the Cross.” Featuring the passionate vocals of Ezra Worship alum Grant Keith, this new single blends bold lyrical theology with fresh, modern musical expression. Co-written by Coby James, Grant Keith, and Taylor Jones, and arranged and produced by James, the song reflects the heartbeat of a generation seeking authentic worship rooted in biblical truth. “Covered by the Cross” offers a vibrant declaration of the redemption and freedom found in Christ. With lyrics like, “I believe that when You say it’s finished My blame, my sin, my shame Is covered…

After years of performing backup vocals with Grammy award-winning artist Lauren Daigle and ministering through powerful collaborations with Maverick City Music and global worship tours, Lizzie Morgan is stepping into the spotlight with the announcement of her debut as a solo artist. Her first full-length project, Not My Will, a live worship album, is set to release August 22 via Provident Entertainment. The lead single, “Let the Alabaster Break,” arrives today, Friday, May 30, offering a stunning preview of what’s to come. Recorded live in Nashville with a room full of Morgan’s close friends and worshippers, Not My Will showcases Morgan’s lifelong love for worship, drawing from her deep family…

Tenth Avenue North releases its tenth full-length album, Learning To Trust, an intensely personal album filled with real struggles and years of growth in song. The band features frontman and co-founder Mike Donehey with three new members, but with the same passion and mission. Listen to Learning to Trust. “Tenth Avenue North’s tenth full-length album is here,” shares Mike Donehey of Tenth Avenue North. “It feels impossible. At the very least, it is improbable. That’s probably why it’s called Learning to Trust. I always thought trust was something we would learn once and instantly master. As life goes on, I find that it’s more like going back to kindergarten every…

Gotee Records’ worship artist Jon Reddick releases his highly anticipated album, NO FEAR. With the release of this new album, Reddick is celebrating his career’s first radio No. 1 single with the title track “No Fear.” Listen to NO FEAR now. “Fear is the crux of the brokenness of our world,” shares Jon Reddick. “This album reminds us to put our hope in Jesus, who helps us not escape fear but go through it. God is over our lives so we can move forward with NO FEAR.” Jon Reddick’s heart beats for the church and songs for the congregation. Following his acclaimed song, “God, Turn It Around,” and his Dove-nominated…

Brandon Lake led the evening with quadruple wins during tonight’s exclusive TBN broadcast of the K-LOVE Fan Awards. Lake took home trophies for Male Artist of the Year, Artist of the Year, and both Worship Song of the Year (“That’s Who I Praise”) and Song of the Year for “Hard Fought Hallelujah (feat. Jelly Roll).” Hosted by Jeremy Camp, Bart Millard, Mac Powell and Matthew West, the 12th Annual show was taped live at the iconic OPRY House on May 25. In addition to this evening’s back-to-back airings, the show will repeat its broadcast on Friday, June 6 at 730pm and 10pm ET and on the TBN+ app. CeCe Winans…

“Can we not change the world and have fun?” – Bono On November 9, 2022, I found myself holding a single ticket to a sold-out show at the Ryman Auditorium. The room buzzed with an almost sacred anticipation. To my left sat Charlie Lowell from Jars of Clay. A few rows up, Michael W. Smith found his seat. CCM royalty had descended upon the Mother Church—not for an awards show or a big label event, but to pay their respects to the man who paved the way—a rock star who’s always worn his faith on his sleeve—while, as he says, being born with his “fists up.” Bono, the legendary frontman…