By: Clare Bruce
When Lauren Daigle sat down to write her hit ballad Rescue, she had in mind a loved one who was struggling with life – making it one of the most personal songs she’s ever recorded.
Read moreThe Raw Emotion You Hear in Lauren Daigle’s ‘Rescue’ – is Personal
By: Sheridan Voysey
Cateura is a small slum in Paraguay, South America, built on a rubbish tip. Desperately poor, its villagers eke out a living by recycling and selling whatever they can find in the garbage. But from these unpromising conditions something beautiful has emerged – an orchestra.
By: Kim Wilkinson
On the eve of their sell-out Australian tour, Rend Collective’s Gareth Gilkeson opened up about being one of the last to be chosen as a Child Sponsor.
Read moreRend Collective Band Leader Chosen by Sponsor Child
By: Laura Bennett
Chris Llewellyn has probably done a lot of movie-watching this month; along with the rest of the Rend Collective troupe, the Northern Irish singer has recently made his first ever trip to Australia—those long-hall flights!
Read moreRend Collective: “Joy is at the Heart of our Pursuit of Jesus”
By: Justin Rouillon
“We grew up in a fractured society, that wasn’t something we wanted to be a part of – unity and togetherness is way more important than your opinion being right.”
By: Justin Rouillon
Sheppard have announced the release of ‘Phoenix’, a song dedicated to victims of the Australian bushfires, which aims to raise money for those affected by the disasters.
By: Stephen McAlpine
I woke up to the news that Kobe Bryant had died.
Read moreUpon The Death of a Celebrity – The World is Shocked
By: Justin Rouillon
Joel and Luke Smallbone of Christian pop duo For King & Country added to their Grammy collection at the 62nd Grammy Awards, held over the weekend at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles.
Read moreAussie Brothers For King & Country Take Home Two Grammys
By: Laura Bennett
Barry Conrad’s love for music has been lifelong: he had a Dad who played guitar and loved to sing, and a Mum who recorded worship albums with her church choir.
Read moreBarry Conrad: How a Brush with Death Changed His Outlook on Showbiz and Life
By: Justin Rouillon
Every Christmas Australians hit peak irony: belting out songs about snow and ice, while dressed in their ‘good thongs’ at the local carols.