Author Andrew Greer

Not only does the Rhett Walker Band know how to rock, they know how to roll with the conversation. The lead singer and band’s namesake talks about making mistakes, the reality of redemption, and the importance of community (and new music!) in the latest 'Features on Film with Andrew Greer.'

The Isaacs have written #1 country hits, produced award-winning bluegrass records and recorded with every genre imaginable. The family recently sat down with CCM Magazine for our latest 'Features on Film' with ...

Koryn Hawthorne became a nationwide sensation when she finished in the final four on Season 8 of NBC’s The Voice. Then her first three singles all went to number one. Now she is releasing her first record –...

This platinum-selling trio has a career legends are made of. Point of Grace also happens to be made up of some of the kindest people on-and-offstage in music today. Sitting down exclusively with Andrew Greer...

Eddie DeGarmo has experienced over a half century in the music business of fun stories. From playing keyboards at 10 years old in his first 1960s Memphis rock and roll band in the shadow of Graceland and Johnn...

Nic Gonzales sits down with us for a special Fathers Day edition of CCM Magazine | Features on Film with Andrew Greer....

Ryan Stevenson joins Andrew Greer for the latest installment of CCM Magazine | Features on Film. Ryan talks about several items including:  His Nashville break coming from writing a song for TobyMac, his qu...

The Isaacs have written #1 country hits, produced award-winning bluegrass records and recorded with every genre imaginable. The family recently sat down with CCM Magazine for our latest 'Features on Film' with Andrew Greer.

In this #CCMmag exclusive, the young reality TV music star talks about living her faith as a teenager in the spotlight on the latest "Features on Film with Andrew Greer." (PS. Listen to her perform her #1 single "Won't He Do It" at the 16:20 mark.).'

Sara Groves is arguably one of the greatest poets storyboarding Christian music over the past two decades. Her propensity for penning the most human verses, married with the most elegant melodies, is so poignant her musicianship can persuade even the hardest of hearts to simply confess and believe. And for those of us who teeter between faith and doubt, Sara’s songs have expressed our heart without judgment, shouldering up with us in our questions as if to say, or sing, “It’s okay. I’ve been there, too. And I suspect God is right here with us.”