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Actress Danica McKellar spoke on the red carpet at the Nashville premiere of I Can Only Imagine 2, sharing why the film’s message of trusting God through disappointment resonates so deeply.

Trip Lee believes worship is bigger than a single genre. In this conversation, he shares how chronic illness refined his faith and inspired music that acknowledges suffering yet magnifies God’s glory.

At the Nashville premiere of I Can Only Imagine 2, Anne Wilson shared how MercyMe’s “Even If” became a lifeline for her family after the loss of her brother, Jacob.

Rising Christian country artist Michael James delivers a powerful live performance of “Good News” from the GodTube Music Studio in Nashville.

At the premiere of I Can Only Imagine 2, Amy Grant celebrated the impact of faith-filled storytelling and the beauty of vulnerability in music.

Country artist Chas Collins reflects on his journey from Belle Chasse, Louisiana, to Nashville—a path set in motion by Hurricane Katrina.

Pastor Idleman offers practical encouragement and spiritual insight to help believers stand firm in faith, trusting God’s goodness even amid life’s toughest seasons.

David Henrie talks about his new travel series Seeking Beauty, his journey from agnosticism to Christianity, and why art, architecture, and family life have deepened his faith and purpose.

Drawing from Scripture and pastoral insight, Idleman encourages believers to persevere through struggle with hope, reminding us that God’s presence and faithfulness remain even when we can’t feel them.

Emerging Christian artist Naomie Celeste delivers a beautiful acoustic performance of “Thank You” live from the Godtube Music Studio in Nashville.

In a heartfelt conversation, for KING & COUNTRY share how their walk with Jesus has deepened through every season of life. From childhood faith to adult struggles, they reflect on grace, redemption, and discovering God’s mercy anew each morning—and how lived experiences, not imagined ideas, shape the music they create.

Tyler Johnson, chief impact officer at Come Near, discusses the biblical inspiration behind this year’s He Gets Us Super Bowl ad.

Benjamin Watson knows what it’s like to play under pressure—but it’s his faith, not the field, that defines him. In this powerful conversation, the former NFL star explains why more athletes are boldly talking about Jesus and how sports can open hearts to the gospel.

Hank Bentley didn’t set out to win a GRAMMY—he just wanted to write something real. This is the raw, unfiltered story of how “I Know a Name” was born and why Nashville’s songwriting rooms are still sacred ground.

Jonathan Roumie steps into a new role in Solo Mio, blending heartfelt comedy with meaningful faith. In this conversation, he opens up about working alongside Kevin James, returning to his comedic roots, and how his faith shapes every role—even beyond The Chosen.

Singer Jaye King opens up about the valleys that shaped his voice and the God who never let go. From “Hard Place” to healing, he’s writing songs for people who need hope in the struggle.

Evan Craft thought his cycling trip was a fundraiser—until it became a wake-up call. He shares how the journey stripped away comfort and revealed a deeper purpose only God could write.

Jana Kramer isn’t just making movies—she’s rewriting her story. From heartbreak to hope, she opens up about faith, film, and the bold next chapter God’s leading her to.

In the sermon "What Are You Full Of?" Pastor Shane Idleman challenges viewers to examine the spiritual condition of their hearts.

Director Rian Johnson shares how Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery was shaped by his own spiritual journey—from growing up evangelical to walking away from faith.