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Part 1: I Wasn’t Good Enough. They Let Me In Anyway. I started playing with Third Day when I was 16 years old. At the time, I was a million times more passionate about being in a band than I was about developing real discipline on my instrument. I played bass mostly on instinct. The Read More

As a lifelong fan, there’s something powerful about sitting across from Point of Grace in this season of their lives. Not because they’re trying to prove anything. Not because they’re chasing what once was. But because, after decades of music, ministry, motherhood, and life, they’re finally saying exactly what they were meant to say all along. And they’re doing it together.  After 14 years they have returned with Read More

I’m typically protective of what would be considered spoiler territory, but given that Third Day has advertised this tour as “all the hits,” there’s really not much to spoil from a setlist perspective. And honestly, that’s a good thing. My family and I were able to attend the April 10 show in Chicago, Illinois, not our typical Read More

For decades, Michael Sweet has delivered faith at full volume. Big hooks, bigger vocals, unmistakable conviction. But on The Master Plan, now available everywhere via Frontiers Music, he’s not dialing it back so much as redirecting it. Fair warning Stryper fans, this is a different kind of record, but not a full a departure either. More like a long-awaited Read More