by Jeremiah Nighthawk Taylor | Jan 14, 2020 | Blog
Those who proclaim faith in Christ, the second person of our Trinity, are justified by faith from first to last, Paul writes, and issues of social justice should not be a primary focus of the faith. We, or anyone we touch in this world, can never be justified by our...
by Jeremiah Nighthawk Taylor | Dec 2, 2019 | Blog
After the Garden of Eden, man was cursed with hard labor as a means of maintaining his very existence. Man’s free lunch was taken away. God cursed the very ground from which He made Adam – and He threw in the whole creation. Laying it on really heavy,...
by Pamela Danziger | Nov 18, 2019 | Blog
Winston Churchill called his dark moods the “black dog.” It was an expression that he borrowed from his nanny who used it to describe when he was out of sorts and in a bad mood. At various times in his life, he said the “black dog” was upon him. Today it is...
by Pamela Danziger | Nov 1, 2019 | Blog
CCM’s Ross Cluver called Amanda Danziger’s new “Head and Heart” album “The best thing I heard today.” Cluver applauds Amanda for delivering a new, “refreshingly elegant” sound to contemporary worship music that all too often “sounds...
by Pamela Danziger | Oct 19, 2019 | Blog, Interviews, Rock and Rollers
Hundreds have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame since its founding in 1986. Richie Furay is one of them, being inducted in 1997 with the Buffalo Springfield. Among the pantheon of rock stars in the Rock Hall, Richie Furay holds a place of distinction....
by Jeremiah Nighthawk Taylor | Oct 16, 2019 | Blog
As a man in my mid-sixties, I can look back on a lot of life. Most of my memories are carried in the seasons – in the feel of the air, the shades of light around me – and the music. Those memories feel timeless, and can bring me back decades, to a time...
