When the screenplay for “No Address” arrived at Robert Craig Films — whose goal is to “inspire the audience to engage with greater empathy, compassion and generosity in the communities they live in” — they had no doubt they needed to do it.
Between songs at their sold-out “Drummer Boy Christmas” performance at the Grand Ole Opry on Dec. 17, Joel Smallbone, along with his brother Luke of the Christian band For King and Country, mentioned it was an evening of firsts.
“Crescent City Worship Live at Falls Creek” and the earlier release, “Crescent City Worship Live at the Abide Conference 2024,” can be heard through all music streaming platforms. For more information, go to www.crescentcityworship.com.
Cleere Cherry Reaves’ 52-week devotional, “Revive: Declarations of God’s Truth to Renew Your Spirit,” was released in October and serves as a tool to find peace through any of life’s circumstances.
From the makers of the “Laugh and Grow Bible for Kids” book and animated series comes a new way to experience Advent with family —
Basketball record holder Matt Bostic notes, “There are no limits with God. … God reminds me that He is so much bigger than I give Him credit for.”
Singer-songwriter and author Jason Gray addresses anxiety in his new children’s book, “Sparrows,” based loosely on his hit song of the same name.
Jane Lazenby, Birmingham-based artist, illustrator and author, shares how the empty-nest syndrome inspired books based on family, tradition. It wasn’t until her children all left home that she embarked on a more extensive art journey.
