Atlanta-based hip-hop artist 1K Phew opens up about his journey—from growing up in the church, getting caught up with the law, to experiencing a powerful spiritual rebirth. Now, he's making waves in the hip-hop world.
Atlanta-based hip-hop artist 1K Phew opens up about his journey—from growing up in the church, getting caught up with the law, to experiencing a powerful spiritual rebirth. Now, he's making waves in the hip-hop world.
Known for captivating audiences with his freestyle rapping in public spheres, hip-hop artist Ray Wimley talks family, fatherhood, and shares some tactics behind is rhymes.
For ten years, Peyton struggled with the decision she had made to have an abortion. But, during the Chosen Women’s Conference, Peyton experienced the freedom, rescue, and redemption that God intended for her life.
With career album sales of 10 million worldwide, Stryper’s, Michael Sweet talks about the multiplatinum release of To Hell With The Devil and how the metal band of the 80s was popular in Christian and secular markets while still being passionate about spreading the gospel.
Author and Pastor Jess Connolly shares helpful advice, spiritual practices, and walks us through how to adopt a lifestyle marked by rest.
Members of the Surratt family discuss the early beginnings of Seacoast, recall life-threatening vehicle accidents, and reflect on God's goodness through it all.
A light-hearted conversation about the joys of parenting turns sincere as Roy, Andi, and Joey talk hurt and forgiveness despite their deep love for their children.
North Charleston Campus Pastor, Tomelex Copeland, shares about his childhood, his journey to faith, his involvement with Seacoast Church, and his realization of the depth of God’s grace through his mother's love despite his earthly father's absence.
How far have we progressed from a 1970s TV show to life for women in 2024? Lynne, Katie, and Natasha talk gender inequality and how humility and grace play a role in understanding the repeated behaviors of past generations.
A Christian movie with offensive language? Producer, Benjamin Ironside Koppin, and actress Courtney Bandeko shed light on their experiences as Christians working in the movie industry.