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We at the Faithful project have been quietly working on a few new musical projects, this time based around the Psalms. We’ll be recording them in a few months to share with you later this year, but this week, in the midst of this week's particular national heartache, we wanted to share a special moment that happened at a writing camp late last year.
Leslie Jordan, Trillia Newbell and Ann Voskamp were given the prompt of writing a song based on Psalm 94.
What you’re about to hear was recorded on a single mic in the middle of the room right after they had written this song. It’s raw, real and we hope honors the very real pain in the world today.
We grieve, but not as those who have no hope.
Here are Leslie Jordan, Trillia Newbell and Ann Voskamp, as they share about Psalm 94 and this unreleased song “How Long?”
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The live version of FAITHFUL’s “Go and Speak” album came out a couple weeks ago. To celebrate we thought we’d share some unreleased conversations captured during the live recording.
This incredibly special time with Amy Grant, Ellie Holcomb and singer/songwriters Jess Ray and Taylor Leonhardt, of the band Mission House, was recorded backstage at The Ryman Auditorium here in Nashville right after they performed the FAITHFUL song “A Woman” for The Today Show.
Let’s jump into the second half of this time and hear about taking the risk of setting the table for community, and we get to hear about everybody’s first concerts! What a fun time with these amazing ladies.
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The live version of FAITHFUL’s “Go and Speak” album just released two weeks ago. To celebrate we thought we’d share some unreleased conversations captured during the live recording.
This incredibly special conversation between Amy Grant, Ellie Holcomb and singer/songwriters Jess Ray and Taylor Leonhardt, of the band Mission House, was recorded backstage at The Ryman Auditorium here in Nashville. They were there to perform the FAITHFUL song “A Woman” for The Today Show, and walked upstairs to chat about the deep history of shared friendships and how friendship and creating space for one another has impacted their work and families over the years.
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The live version of FAITHFUL’s “Go and Speak” album just released last week. To celebrate we thought we’d share some unreleased conversations captured during the live recording.
Today we grab a seat next to She Reads Truth’s Amanda Bible Williams and singer/songwriter Tamar Chipp as they discuss the idea of “Solidarity”.
What does it mean that God stands in solidarity with us? How has the pandemic exposed our needs and weaknesses? And could that be a good thing!? In the end, we’ll learn a bit more about what it actually means to remember the goodness and faithfulness of God. This is a good one!
As we get ready for this week’s release of the new live recording of FAITHFUL’s “Go and Speak” album, we’re sharing some unreleased conversations captured during that week’s recording sessions.
In this episode we get to sit with Leslie Jordan and Sarah Macintosh, who have a unique perspective on the writing of the songs on this album and the writing of the first FAITHFUL book. They are a part of a writing workshop called “The Fold”, where they lead retreats for writers to create quickly around a series of prompts and then share those prompts with their fellow writers in a really affirming and constructive way.
Mini versions of these workshops have kicked off every FAITHFUL writing camp, and they’re directly responsible for some of the most beautiful writing in the book and album. Let’s pull up a chair with Leslie and Sarah as they tell us more about the workshops and how they’ve chosen to lead this amazing group of creative women.
We’ll hear, too, how writing and community go hand in hand, why writing in response to a prompt is so helpful, and why YOU, yes you, have more than enough to offer. Let’s listen.
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A new live recording of FAITHFUL’s “Go and Speak” album is releasing next week on May 6. In light of that we thought it would be fun to share some unreleased conversations we happened to record during the making of the live record.
Today we get to sit with songwriters and authors Savannah Locke and Christa Wells as they discuss the topic of Beauty and how it draws us into the presence of God. Plus we get to learn about putting frames around moments so we don’t miss them, how Savannah should trademark her amazing phrases and the difference between bunny TAILS and bunny TRAILS. It’s a good time. Here we go.
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A new live recording of FAITHFUL’s “Go and Speak” album is releasing next month on May 6. To celebrate we wanted to share some unreleased conversations that happened down the hall at the live recording.
Today we’ll hear an amazing conversation between authors Ruth Chou Simons, Trillia Newbell and fellow author and singer/songwriter Ginny Owens. It’s a rich time as they discuss the love of God and what that actually means for us, how repentance both challenges and equips us to love our neighbor and why it’s important to Sing In the Dark. Let’s listen.
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The live version of FAITHFUL’s “Go and Speak” album is releasing next month on May 6. To celebrate we thought we’d share some unreleased conversations captured during the live recording.
In this episode we sit down with singer/songwriters Janice Gaines and Sarah Kroger as they discuss the idea of “Belovedness” and the ways this concept changes how we see ourselves and others. We’re going to learn why it matters to learn about the character of God and the difference between being set free and actually living in freedom. Whew! This is is a good one. Enjoy!
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In this episode, we sit down with the founder of She Reads Truth, Amanda Bible Williams, the founder of GraceLaced, Ruth Chou Simons, and singer-songwriter, Taylor Leonhardt, to discuss the story of Mary and Martha from Luke 10. The three of them discuss how many of us find ourselves in the role of Martha, anxiously looking to our responsibilities rather than Jesus for fulfilment. Coming out of an anxious year, Amanda, Rachel, and Taylor remind us, like Jesus taught, what it looks like to choose the better portion. Let’s dive in.
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On today’s episode, we sit down with artist Joy Prouty, writer Savannah Locke, and worship-leader Tamar Chipp, as they examine the story of Jesus revealing his resurrection to Mary. They discuss how we should remain sensitive to the voice of God, how sharing your victories is just as valuable as sharing your shortcomings, and how significant it was for Mary to be the first to see Jesus after His death. Now, here’s their conversation.
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