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Can God’s love outshine our need for approval?

A cardiologist for four decades, Mark T. Speakman knows what it means to hold a fragile heart. Something changed when his own heart broke under the weight of depression. Faith stopped being background noise and became his lifeline. “Universe Dreams” was born during that season, a song based on a bold ...


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What does it mean to give God everything? 

A staircase doesn’t seem like sacred ground. But that’s exactly the place where “Living Sacrifice” by Abayomi Adewuyi was born — a quiet pause, a nudge from the Holy Spirit, and words that turned into worship. Abayomi didn’t set out to write an anthem. He simply stopped long enough to listen. 


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Ever felt too proud to ask for help?

Greg Rider Farrell wrote “Try Church (Radio Edit)” during a season when he was really lost and decided that he needed to try church. He once believed the world sat in the palm of his hand. Empty shows and one-night plans filled the space where real connections should have lived. He didn’t know a Friend was sitt...


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God sees what others can’t see in you.

Maria Segerholm released a song called “It’s OK to Be Broken”. Two years ago, Maria suffered a rare type of stroke. The physical damage healed faster than anyone expected. But the brain fog and chronic fatigue stayed, invisible to everyone around her. Colleagues told her, “You look like you’re doing so we...


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What will change when Grace rewrites your story? 

“I’m Not My Yesterday” by Howard Gripp is about walking away from a version of himself that he wasn’t proud of...


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