Christian artist Jeremy Camp says he is committed to sharing his life experiences and personal struggles in hopes of leading people to Christ and proclaiming God’s faithfulness.
“At our concerts we want people to know that there is a sense of hope and future in knowing Christ,” says Russ Lee, lead singer of the Christian group NewSong. The group’s 2024 tour kicks off Jan. 12 at the Mitchell Center in Mobile.
“No matter how lost we feel or how difficult things get, Jesus sees us where we are and He’s going to see us through it,” says singer/songwriter Brandon Heath. “Where could we hide from Him? He pursues us. He sees us and stays with us.”
Christian artist Chris Tomlin remains focused on shining the spotlight on the Lord and being willing to be used however He sees fit.
Worship leader and artist David Crowder says his goal in music is “to share with people the story of who God is and why we worship and adore Him.”
With her new album “Seasons,” award-winning Christian recording artist Natalie Grant wants to connect audiences to Christ’s unwavering faithfulness and His power to sustain His children as they walk through various stages of life.
As Grammy and Dove Award-winning recording artist Zach Williams performs concerts around the country, he realizes the importance of sharing his own personal testimony of God’s redemption, hoping to connect audiences with Christ.
“Who are we not to worship Him? That’s what we want to do on this tour and through these songs,” says lead singer Bart Millard of MercyMe, currently part of the “Together Again Tour” with David Crowder.
