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TobyMac Announces Upcoming Expanded Album
Seven-time GRAMMY Award winner TobyMac is set to release Heaven On My Mind Guest List Edition on June 26, 2026, an expanded version of his chart-topping album featuring a collection of collaborative tracks, fan favorites, and one brand-new recording. Ahead of the album’s release, fans can pre-save the new project here. Leading the release is the new collaboration “Lord It Feels Good (with gio.),” the only previously unreleased track on the project. The expanded edition brings together a diverse lineup of artists who join TobyMac across songs from Heaven On My Mind, including Forrest Frank, Jamie MacDonald, Jon Reddick, CeCe Winans, Third Day, gio., Terrian, and Juan Winans. Since its…
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Josh Grove Releases New Single Pointing Listeners to Jesus
Rising Christian pop/rock artist Josh Grove releases his new single, “Hope,” a powerful anthem that speaks directly to anyone who has ever felt trapped by mistakes, overwhelmed by struggle or desperate for rescue. Distributed through NRT Music, “Hope” blends energetic Christian rock and alternative influences with Grove’s heartfelt vocal delivery. Produced by Eric Haley, the song carries a message of redemption, reminding listeners that in a world full of temporary fixes, Jesus is the only One who can truly pull us out of the pit and restore us. With raw honesty and soaring melodies, “Hope” captures the cry of a heart reaching from the depths of human struggle into the…
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Nelson At The Helm and Psalms Of David Release Stirring New Collaboration
Nelson At The Helm joins forces with Psalms Of David for the powerful new single “Drown the Sirens Out,” an emotionally charged alternative folk anthem that confronts the spiritual drift, distractions, and quiet paralysis that can keep people from becoming who they were created to be. Written by Jared and Rachelle Nelson and completed alongside Ethan David of Psalms Of David, “Drown the Sirens Out” draws inspiration from the Greek mythology of the Sirens–voices that lured sailors away from their destination and toward destruction. In this modern retelling, the Sirens become the constant noise of everyday life comparison, comfort, pressure, exhaustion, and the countless distractions that slowly pull people away…
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Books for Gamers (Who May Not Like Books)
Books for gamers: those who love video games but may – or may not – like books. Scroll to the end for resources for parents! The post Books for Gamers (Who May Not Like Books) appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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CeCe Winans: Moving Forward by Looking Back
There are only a handful of artists whose careers have become impossible to separate from the story of Christian music itself. CeCe Winans is one of those artists. When I sat down with CeCe recently, she had just learned that her latest project, Hymns, had become her 11th No. 1 Gospel album on the Billboard charts. The accomplishment is remarkable, but if you’ve spent any time listening to CeCe talk about this season of her life, you’ll quickly realize chart positions aren’t what excite her most. What excites her is the next generation. Listening to Hymns feels like opening a family photo album. The songs immediately transport me back to church pews,…
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Africa and the Bible from A to Z by Tim Welch
Africa and the Bible from A to Z will help you discover how much the Bible talks about Africa and its people and places. The post Africa and the Bible from A to Z by Tim Welch appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*The Not So Quiet Life of Marcel Marceau by Jenn Bailey & Sherry Bushue
Marcel Marceau was a famous mime, but he was much more than that as well. The post *The Not So Quiet Life of Marcel Marceau by Jenn Bailey & Sherry Bushue appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Curious Life of Cecilia Payne by Laura Alary
Cecelia Payne’s curiosity led her to discover what stars are made of. The post The Curious Life of Cecilia Payne by Laura Alary appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Talking Books: Audiobook Inventor Dr. Robert B. Irwin and a New Way to Read by Jenny Lacika
Dr. Robert B. Irwin set out to invent a way for all people to access stories: audiobooks. Talking Books is his story. The post Talking Books: Audiobook Inventor Dr. Robert B. Irwin and a New Way to Read by Jenny Lacika appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Seven Million Steps by Derrick Barnes and Christian Gregory
Dick Gregory ran seven million steps to raise awareness of hunger across the nation. The post Seven Million Steps by Derrick Barnes and Christian Gregory appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
