Author John Bowen

Colton Dixon recently ended his 3 year hiatus from the Christian music world with the release of his new single, “Miracles.” Colton has also experienced his own personal miracle—he and his wife are having TWINS! Last week Colton was in the CCM Nashville office shooting a CCM Cafe performance of "Miracles." That same day, Colton and his wife, Annie Coggeshall, were schedule for their first ultrasound, which uncovered the amazing surprise. The couple announced the news prominently on social media; giving Colton Dixon fans a first look at “the little Dixons.”

It was a star-studded night when Lauren Daigle joined a roster of country super-stars to support one of Nashville’s most beloved homegrown institutions. Hosted by country and TV icon Keith Urban, the February 10 All for the Hall concert crossed format and genre to include Daigle, along with Blake Shelton, Chris Stapleton, Luke Combs, Tanya Tucker and many others.

We Are Messengers was the headlining pre-rally concert inspiration at the 47th annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. on January 24.

Mac Powell, lead singer of Third Day as well as Mac Powell & The Family Reunion, has reached out to fans to ask them for prayer for his wife after she suffered what doctors have identified as a serious aneurysm.

Anyone who follows Christian music artist Natalie Grant on social media knows she is an avid (almost rabid!) Seattle Seahawks fan. But with football season squarely underway, Grant was able to put her partiality aside to give Kansas City Chiefs fans a thrilling and unforgettable performance of the National Anthem, prior to the Chiefs' recent match-up with the Baltimore Ravens in Arrowhead Stadium.

Lauren Daigle performs to songs on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.'

After releasing the box office smash hit for faith-based audiences, I Can Only Imagine, Erwin Brothers Entertainment (Jon Erwin, Andrew Erwin and producing partner Kevin Downes) now turn their attention to producing yet another faith-based project; this time centered on singer Jeremy Camp.

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month; but for singer Natalie Grant, October raises a different awareness. October of 2018 marks one year that she has been cancer free. 

A tour through Arkansas the weekend of October 27th turned to tragedy for Building 429 as oncoming traffic slammed into their tour bus.