(APRIL 2008) Steven Curtis Chapman, tobyMac, CeCe Winans, Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant, Aaron Gillespie and Mark Hall, among others, have helped steer the course of Christian music and, in turn, this magazine.
(FEBRUARY 2008) With a new album, a new media company, and a new film in the works, Kirk Franklin is a bonafide multimedia juggernaut. But the R&B legend isn't ashamed to admit he still needs to keep his priorities straight.
Read reviews on albums of Rock, Worship, AC, Gospel, Indie, and more. This month: Sanctus Real; Kirk Franklin; The Afters; Children18:3; Leeland; Natalie Grant; Stellar Kart; Pillar; A Dream Too Late; Sevenglory; Arrested Development; and more...
(FEBRUARY 2008) Serving at the largest church in the nation, Israel Houghton is passionate about balancing his dual roles as worship leader and touring artist.
(FEBRUARY 2008) Pillar's Rob Beckley describes the challenges of being in music for the long haul — and why he won't balk if you say he is in a "Christian band".
(NOVEMBER 2007) Having developed a following that crosses genre boundaries — from gospel to worship to pop — this praise collective goes the extra mile to point listeners in the right direction.
(OCTOBER 2007) He's topping the hip-hop charts. His music is making waves in the mainstream. And, he's rubbing shoulders with Kanye West. Meet Da' T.R.U.T.H.