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Anberlin Cancels Summer Tour
Equal Vision Records’ Anberlin announced on social media they’re canceling the rest of their summer tour dates (July 31-August 17) due to personal home life situations their guitarist, Christian McAlhaney, is experiencing. See their official announcement on Instagram here. The band dates back to 1998 when they were under the name SaGoh. The change to Anberlin occurred in 2002. In 2023, the lead singer changed from Stephen Christian to Matty Mullins (Memphis May Fire). Their latest project, Nevertake, was released on March 21, 2025. Follow along with the band on social media @anberlin or their website anberlin.com.[…]
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Danny Gokey Partners with Nonprofit to Give Back
On July 7, Sparrow Records’ Danny Gokey posted on social media about a new partnership with Hearts Homes. Based in New Jersey and founded by Kristen Bowen, Hearts Homes provides beautiful, gently used furnishing and home goods to qualified, special-circumstance families. They assist underemployed, single moms; families emerging from crisis like homelessness and domestic violence; and refugees settling into New Jersey’s Mercer and Middlesex counties. Check out the compelling video here. Gokey’s own nonprofit organization, Better Than I Found It, donated a box truck to Hearts Homes and his fanbase fulfilled the Cranberry, NJ’s Amazon wish list of helpful items. To learn more, check out betterthanIfoundit.org and heartsandhomesnj.org.[…]
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Is God Good?
“I left God because I decided God wasn’t good. I don’t believe God anymore.” My heart sank and compassion flooded my chest as I sat on this man’s couch, listening to words like this. Maybe, just maybe, he could believe again. Of course, I understood his feelings. His very own child died young in an unneeded way. How could this happen? Why would it happen? These are questions he wrestled with. That many wrestle with. I couldn’t blame him. In some ways I related to this man. After so many incidences of hardship, while I’d hardly say it, my feelings danced around the question, “God, can I really trust You…
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The Playmakers by Chad Morris and Shelly Brown
In The Playmakers, three underdogs work hard to boost their game to the next level. The post The Playmakers by Chad Morris and Shelly Brown appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Chosen Remixed for the Rave
When you think “Christian music,” your brain probably drifts to the smooth, Sunday-morning sounds of Hope Darst, Phil Wickham, or maybe an acoustic guitar in a youth group circle. You probably don’t think: “I wish the score from The Chosen came with cryo blasts and a festival crowd.” Well, that’s exactly what makes Rave Jesus worth paying attention to. Yes, that’s really his name — and yes, if you’ve ever found yourself humming The Chosen theme song and wondered what it might sound like with a beat drop— you’ve come to the right place. This week, the biggest show in Christian TV history collides with one of the boldest names…
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*John Calvin’s Illustrated Institutes by Martin Williams and Joy Williams
Calvin’s Institutes in a graphic-novel format introduces young readers to the tenets of Reformed theology. The post *John Calvin’s Illustrated Institutes by Martin Williams and Joy Williams appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Is Forrest Frank’s “Your Way’s Better” Song of the Year ?
When Forrest Frank wrote “Your Way’s Better,” he probably didn’t expect to see it blasted over stadium speakers while the Savannah Banana’s baseball team all danced in unison to it. But here we are. According to Billboard, Frank’s runaway hit has officially topped the Top Gabb Music Songs chart for three months in a row — the first song to do that since Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars’ “Die With a Smile” pulled off the same feat. The chart, powered by Billboard and kid-and-teen-friendly Gabb Wireless, has become a fascinating window into what the next generation actually wants to stream — and right now, Forrest Frank is their guy. The song’s unstoppable streak isn’t just…
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The War of the Maps (The Vanished Kingdom #3) by Jonathan Auxier
The War of Maps is a thought-provoking, entertaining, and wildly fantastic conclusion to the Peter Nimble stories (or, is it?). The post The War of the Maps (The Vanished Kingdom #3) by Jonathan Auxier appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Fairly OddParents Creator Releases THE GREATEST THING EVER
If you spent any time glued to Nickelodeon in the 2000s, chances are you grew up with Butch Hartman. Fairly OddParents, Danny Phantom — yeah, that was him. And if you’ve ever heard Butch talk about it, he’ll tell you with a grin that he “created your childhood.” He’s not wrong. But this summer, Butch is stepping into something even bigger: The Greatest Thing Ever. And no, that’s not just my opinion — it’s the actual name of his brand-new movie. When I caught up with my good friend Butch, he jumped on with his usual energy. “I really took a chance naming something The Greatest Thing Ever. In Hollywood, it’s like…
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Chris Tomlin Announces Upcoming Single
Chris Tomlin has a new song titled “How Good It Is” releasing on July 11, 2025. He has been sharing previews and snippets of the song on social media, building anticipation for its release. The song is described as a call to worship and a celebration of God’s goodness. “My new song ‘How Good It Is’ is a call to worship a song of praise to our God,” Tomlin shared. “What I love most about it is that it’s full of Scripture. Psalm 92 tells us “How Good It Is” to sing praise to God most high… to sing of His love in the morning and His faithfulness in the…
