Artist Spotlight: Jaime Jamgochian

By Randy L. Henderson     

Music to me is a window to the soul of an artist that illuminates what she is conveying. Such is the case with Jaime Jamgochian's album Above the Noise, an eclectic mix of praise and worship that reflects the artist’s desire to be vessel of honor for the Master.
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Book Review: A Passion Most Pure

By Michelle Sutton   

Novel by Julie Lessman
This book is moving to the top of my list of favorite books of all time. It's daringly innovative and the most fabulous debut I've ever read. Plus, the historical portion of the novel was well done, too. I felt like I was there!
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Artist Spotlight: The Exploits

By Mark Webb    

The band started less than four years ago in Johannesburg, South Africa when A couple of friends decided to get involved in their local youth group’s worship team. With a passion to see, and be part of a generation of young people engaging with their Creator, they took a leap into the adventure that was to become The Exploits. After releasing their debut EP Start Today in 2007, they are rapidly gaining popularity. I chatted with Daniel Robinson their lead vocalist/guitarist:
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Entertainment Tonight and Every Night

By Donald James Parker      

This might seem like a strange forum for suggesting people should examine the amount of time they spend on entertainment. This column is to help people find worthy outlets for their spare time. Posting this exhortation may be like a restaurant nailing a notice on the door informing patrons they shouldn't eat out often. Writing this article has caused me great anguish. I completed the original in about fifteen minutes. Finalizing those paragraphs has taken about fifteen hours. I'm not sure any of the original words survived the cut. Life could not have been easy for John the Baptist. I'm not eating locusts and wild honey, but I am perhaps crying out in the wilderness to people who don't want to hear a discouraging word. Let him who has ears hear.
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Artist Spotlight: Blake Goss

By Brad Shumake      

A verse that comes to mind when I listened to Blake Goss’s debut album, “See Into Me,” is Ephesians 5:19, “Speak to one another with psalms, hymns and spiritual songs. Sing and make music in your heart to the Lord.” The songs from “See Into Me” speak of the presence of God in our lives and in our hearts. This album reflects the true heart of praise and worship music. It reveals the heart of a true worshiper of God in Blake Goss.
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