We can be so much like Nicodemus, easily distracted by anything and everything, and could potentially miss the big picture. Jesus is talking, will you be moved?

Exclusive pics featuring your favorite artists—their friends, families, & feats! In this issue: Thousand Foot Crutch, Sandi Patty, Andrew Marcus + more!

Nine years into the novel’s release, author William P. Young’s message is still the same—our walk with the Almighty is relational, and God is very fond of us

All fired up, we introduce Christian hip hop’s new “Hot Boy”

When fear and doubt creep toward this mom-of-all-trades, the highly skilled author-actor gives her first…or perhaps second breath to prayer.

“The Shack: Music From And Inspired By The Original Motion Picture” by Various Artists (Atlantic) releases Feb. 24, 2017. Reviewed in the Feb. 15, 2017 edition, CCM Magazine.

“Open Hands” by Laura Story (FairTrade) releases Mar. 3, 2017. Reviewed in the Feb. 15, 2017 edition, CCM Magazine.

“Sounds of Revival II: Deeper” by William McDowell (eOne) releases Mar. 3, 2017. Reviewed in the Feb. 15, 2017 edition, CCM Magazine.

Steven Malcolm’s self-titled Word Entertainment debut releases Feb. 17, 2017. Reviewed in the Feb. 15, 2017 edition, CCM Magazine.

“Yellow Balloons” by David Dunn (BEC Recordings) releases Feb. 17, 2017. Reviewed in the Feb. 15, 2017 edition, CCM Magazine.

The self-titled debut EP from Kat & Jared (Natives Music Group) releases Feb. 4, 2017. Reviewed in the Feb. 15, 2017 edition, CCM Magazine.

Watch Britt Nicole’s live video for “Be The Change” on CCMmagazine.com…

“Youth Revival (acoustic)” by Hillsong Young & Free (Capitol/Sparrow) releases Feb. 24, 2017. Reviewed in the Feb. 15, 2017 edition, CCM Magazine.

Steve Green, Yolanda Adams, Gold City Quartet, Michael Blanton, Dan Harrell, Amy Grant, Dr. Shirley Caesar, and Natalie Grant are announced as 2017 GMA Foundation Hall Of Fame inductees and honors…

All Sons & Daughters release the official video for “Path Of Sorrow” from their 2016 release “Poets & Saints”

CCM Magazine contributing editor writes a special review for Sandi Patty’s final stop in the Chicago area