Andy Hunter

By Mark Webb  

I had the pleasure of interviewing Andy Hunter recently who is about to release his 2nd full length album entitled ‘Colour’.  He has also just finished his first film score for the film “Expelled” with old partner in crime Robbie Bronnimann from his “Hydro” days.  His music has been heard on several popular television shows such as Alias, The Italian Job, SSX 3, and the movie trailers for The Matrix: Reloaded and National Treasure just to name a few.  With all that in mind, I wanted to find out how Andy’s faith affected the way he works.  Enjoy the interview!

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Artist Spotlight: Chelsie Boyd

By Randy L. Henderson  

The future of gospel music is bright because of young anointed vessels like Chelsie Boyd, who will take it to another level.  At the tender age of 15, she has a bright and promising future ahead of her. In the age of excess, God has placed in our midst a young woman who expresses her love for Jesus Christ, through her songs.
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Jesus Online

By Matt Van Zyl  

Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit – Matthew 28:19 (NKJV)

The Great Commission. So, do we see it as this far-off, grainy Ben Hur type deal? Hardy, weather-beaten missionaries with thousand-yard stares on dusty travels, with smelly camels and smellier translators? Does it seem this distant idea, something far removed from the ring tones and concrete of our cities and ‘burbs?
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Artist Spotlight: Matt Blair

By Randy L. Henderson   

Matt Blair has a unique gift of highlighting the issues of the soul. Sometimes we’re blessed to hear assurance in a song that our efforts to live up to God’s standards can be realized. “Grace Greater” on his latest release “Letting Go” sums up our ongoing struggle. There is hope if we can trust and believe in God’s grace.
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Movie Review: The Climb

By Donald James Parker   

Afraid of heights?  Don't feel like the Lone Ranger.  I'm just grateful I'm a man and don't have to wear high heels and challenge my acrophobia in order to be fashionable.  So, why would I buy a movie about mountain climbing?   I was looking for Christian entertainment to share with all of you good folks, so since this was produced by Billy Graham's organization, I figured it must be an evangelical extravaganza.  I plopped down the hard-earned cash to check it out.  There was another movie that I was really jazzed to watch but, it hadn't arrived yet.  This one sat patiently awaiting my attention on the couch for several weeks.  The need to provide a review for TCP pushed me to step away from my computer without any police intervention and sit down in front of the TV for an hour and a half to get indoctrinated into the world of alpining.   I was glad I did.
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