Edison Glass: The Art Of Invention Brian Quincy Newcomb March 1, 2008 (MARCH 2008) The indie-rock of Edison Glass emerges once again, free of clich̩s, with TIME IS FICTION.
March 2008 Book Reviews Christa A. Banister March 1, 2008 Read reviews of a few books that were published this year. CRAZY LOVE / HE LOVES ME, HE LOVES ME NOT / I WOULD DIE FOR YOU / I WANT TO BELIEVE / MY BEAUTIFUL DISASTER
Wise Encounters Johnston Moore March 1, 2008 (MARCH 2008) BUILDING 429's Jason Roy and his wife are serious about pouring into the lives of college students.
The Fat Is Gone Louie Giglio March 1, 2008 (MARCH 2008) The changing times have brought the print CCM Magazine to an end and is birthing a new digital magazine. The tech advances and social trends have effected the music industry too, where actual CDs are making way for digital audio that is easily downloadable... sometimes, too easily.
Children 18:3 — Way Above The Norm Dr. Tony Shore March 1, 2008 (MARCH 2008) The three siblings of Children 18:3 are leaving the farm far behind...
Story Behind The Song: Demon Hunter, “Carry Me Down” Ryan Clark March 1, 2008 (MARCH 2008) Demon Hunter's lead singer, Ryan Clark, wrote a song / letter to his loved ones, revealing his heart.
FLASHLIGHT: A Closer Look at… Andrew Schwab March 1, 2008 (MARCH 2008) NEW MUSIC — Hunting for spiritually sound and good music from fresh faces in March 2008.
In The Studio with… Hawk Nelson CCM Magazine Staff February 1, 2008 (FEBRUARY 2008) Going behind the scenes to get you ahead of the curve...
Faith On The Move: This Is Your Now. CCM Magazine Staff February 1, 2008 (FEBRUARY 2008) 16 year old, Zach Hunter, has chosen to pursue a life fighting for justice and inspiring his generation to open their eyes to the problems around them and then do something about them.
Kirk Franklin: Fight The Good Fight Andree Farias February 1, 2008 (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.