TCM Audio Archives

In the second season opener, Calvin Moore sits down with singer/songwriter Audrey Assad to talk about her new hymns project, Inheritance. --- ABOUT AUDREY ASSAD: Lauded by the New York Times, multiple Dove Award nominee and iTunes Christian Breakthrough Album of the Year recipient (The House You’re Building, 2010) Audrey Assad releases music she calls “soundtracks for prayer” on Fortunate Fall Records, which she co-owns with her husband, William G Price III. In addition to her own albums, Audrey has written songs for Matt Maher, Christy Nockels, Brett Younker, Sarah Hart, Meredith Andrews and others, and is featured on Chris Tomlin’s RIAA certified Gold record, Glory in the Highest (2009). Having toured with Tenth Avenue North, Matt Maher, Jars of Clay and others, Audrey also speaks about art, faith, womanhood, justice and pornography addiction at Catholic and evangelical events such as Q Ideas, Focus Conferences and more. She has further been featured at an IHOP One Thing conference, Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral, and during the Papal Event “World Meeting of Families.” Writing reflective and devotional entries for the likes of Christianity Today, the Magnificat and Blessed is She, more information on Audrey Assad is available at www.audreyassad.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.com. ------ © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

In the second season opener, Calvin Moore sits down with singer/songwriter Audrey Assad to talk about her new hymns project, Inheritance.---ABOUT AUDREY ASSAD: Lauded by the New York Times, multiple Dove Award nominee and iTunes Christian Breakthrough Album of the Year recipient (The House You’re Building, 2010) Audrey Assad releases music she calls “soundtracks for prayer” on Fortunate Fall Records, which she co-owns with her husband, William G Price III. In addition to her own albums, Audrey has written songs for Matt Maher, Christy Nockels, Brett Younker, Sarah Hart, Meredith Andrews and others, and is featured on Chris Tomlin’s RIAA certified Gold record, Glory in the Highest (2009). Having toured with Tenth Avenue North, Matt Maher, Jars of Clay and others, Audrey also speaks about art, faith, womanhood, justice and pornography addiction at Catholic and evangelical events such as Q Ideas, Focus Conferences and more. She has further been featured at an IHOP One Thing conference, Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral, and during the Papal Event “World Meeting of Families.” Writing reflective and devotional entries for the likes of Christianity Today, the Magnificat and Blessed is She, more information on Audrey Assad is available at www.audreyassad.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.com.------ © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent discuss their thoughts on Christians and divorce in the modern era.Podcast Hosts: Cal Moore, Jen Travis, Kara Tipton, & Kent Straith--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

Chris Quilala sits down to discuss Jesus Culture's new live album, Let It Echo.  --- ABOUT JESUS CULTURE MUSIC: Jesus Culture Music is Sacramento, CA-based and led by Senior Team Director Banning Liebscher. Jesus Culture was formed through the momentum of a movement that is focused on equipping a generation to transform society by bringing people into an encounter with God’s love through worship and discipleship. Jesus Culture Music albums capture the heart of this movement. Jesus Culture Music has sold more than one million albums worldwide since their debut project in 2005 and garnered more than 3.8 million followers on social media and over 34.5 million views on YouTube. Jesus Culture Music is a label that contains 12 artists including: Jesus Culture Band, Kim Walker-Smith, Bryan and Katie Torwalt, Chris Quilala, Kristene DiMarco, Derek Johnson, Justin Jarvis, Andrew and Mary Kat Ehrenzeller, Chris McClarney, Skyler Smith and Josh and Amberly Klinkenberg. To date, the Jesus Culture Band has recorded ten albums and released a total of 25 projects on their music label. Throughout this year, CCMG and Jesus Culture Music have released four successful projects to the worship community: the debut solo release from worship leader Derek Johnson with Real Love; Chris McClarney released a Top 10 Billboard’s Top Christian Albums Chart with his album Everything And Nothing Less; Kristene DiMarco's album Mighty was the highest selling debut for Jesus Culture Music as a new and developing artist, and this fall, Jesus Culture Music released the first live album from renowned singer/songwriter John Mark McMillan titled Live at the Knight. --- --- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

Chris Quilala sits down to discuss Jesus Culture's new live album, Let It Echo. ---ABOUT JESUS CULTURE MUSIC: Jesus Culture Music is Sacramento, CA-based and led by Senior Team Director Banning Liebscher. Jesus Culture was formed through the momentum of a movement that is focused on equipping a generation to transform society by bringing people into an encounter with God’s love through worship and discipleship. Jesus Culture Music albums capture the heart of this movement. Jesus Culture Music has sold more than one million albums worldwide since their debut project in 2005 and garnered more than 3.8 million followers on social media and over 34.5 million views on YouTube.Jesus Culture Music is a label that contains 12 artists including: Jesus Culture Band, Kim Walker-Smith, Bryan and Katie Torwalt, Chris Quilala, Kristene DiMarco, Derek Johnson, Justin Jarvis, Andrew and Mary Kat Ehrenzeller, Chris McClarney, Skyler Smith and Josh and Amberly Klinkenberg. To date, the Jesus Culture Band has recorded ten albums and released a total of 25 projects on their music label.Throughout this year, CCMG and Jesus Culture Music have released four successful projects to the worship community: the debut solo release from worship leader Derek Johnson with Real Love; Chris McClarney released a Top 10 Billboard’s Top Christian Albums Chart with his album Everything And Nothing Less; Kristene DiMarco's album Mighty was the highest selling debut for Jesus Culture Music as a new and developing artist, and this fall, Jesus Culture Music released the first live album from renowned singer/songwriter John Mark McMillan titled Live at the Knight.------ © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent discuss their thoughts on a billboard in Brazil that take's people's incendiary and racist Facebook posts and makes them public. Podcast Hosts: Cal Moore, Jen Travis, Kara Tipton, & Kent Straith--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent discuss their thoughts on a billboard in Brazil that take's people's incendiary and racist Facebook posts and makes them public.Podcast Hosts: Cal Moore, Jen Travis, Kara Tipton, & Kent Straith--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

John Mark McMillan sits down to discuss his new album, "Live at The Knight." ABOUT JOHN MARK McMILLAN: John Mark McMillan is something of an anomaly. From the very beginning of his career, nearly a decade ago, his music has defied easy categorization. A singer-songwriter as interested in musical exploration as lyrical exploration, McMillan carved his own path from the outset—with an ear for melody with a poet’s eye for metaphor—no topic was off-limits: death and love; isolation and exultation; restlessness and silence. And always consistent—an ongoing dialogue with God, ever-wrestling for some kind of blessing and usually at volumes most suited for rock clubs. Now, ten long years in, McMillan has just released Live at The Knight, his first live album. --- --- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

John Mark McMillan sits down to discuss his new album, "Live at The Knight."ABOUT JOHN MARK McMILLAN: John Mark McMillan is something of an anomaly. From the very beginning of his career, nearly a decade ago, his music has defied easy categorization. A singer-songwriter as interested in musical exploration as lyrical exploration, McMillan carved his own path from the outset—with an ear for melody with a poet’s eye for metaphor—no topic was off-limits: death and love; isolation and exultation; restlessness and silence. And always consistent—an ongoing dialogue with God, ever-wrestling for some kind of blessing and usually at volumes most suited for rock clubs. Now, ten long years in, McMillan has just released Live at The Knight, his first live album.------ © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

Jarrid Wilson sits down to discuss his new book, Jesus Swagger: Break Free from Poser Christianity. About Jarrid Wilson: Jarrid Wilson is a husband, pastor, best-selling author and inspirational blogger. His articles have been viewed by millions, showcased on some of today's hottest talk shows, and featured on national news stations worldwide. He is a dynamic speaker whose outside-the-box perspectives have gained him national recognition from some of today's most influential Christian leaders and pastors. His highly unconventional way of sharing faith takes a fresh look at the way Jesus would call individuals to live out their everyday lives. Unafraid to tackle tough and controversial topics, Jarrid is known for his refreshing perspectives on what others may view as set in black and white. His blog is one of the most talked about faith-based blogs on the web, and his dedication to use social media for the sake of that faith has been paramount to his success as a writer. Jarrid and his wife Juli live in Nashville, Tennessee.--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

Jarrid Wilson sits down to discuss his new book, Jesus Swagger: Break Free from Poser Christianity.About Jarrid Wilson:Jarrid Wilson is a husband, pastor, best-selling author and inspirational blogger.His articles have been viewed by millions, showcased on some of today's hottest talk shows, and featured on national news stations worldwide. He is a dynamic speaker whose outside-the-box perspectives have gained him national recognition from some of today's most influential Christian leaders and pastors.His highly unconventional way of sharing faith takes a fresh look at the way Jesus would call individuals to live out their everyday lives. Unafraid to tackle tough and controversial topics, Jarrid is known for his refreshing perspectives on what others may view as set in black and white. His blog is one of the most talked about faith-based blogs on the web, and his dedication to use social media for the sake of that faith has been paramount to his success as a writer.Jarrid and his wife Juli live in Nashville, Tennessee.--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Justin Eimers and Cal Moore discuss the question of  "How did we get the Bible?" and the first qualification for inclusion: apostilicity (written by or associated with an apostle). Email your thoughts and questions to findingtruth@thechristianmanifesto.com--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Justin Eimers and Cal Moore discuss the question of  "How did we get the Bible?" and the first qualification for inclusion: apostilicity (written by or associated with an apostle).Email your thoughts and questions to findingtruth@thechristianmanifesto.com--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Justin Eimers and Cal Moore discuss the question of  "How did we get the Bible?" and the second qualification for inclusion: divine inspiration. Email your thoughts and questions to findingtruth@thechristianmanifesto.com--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Justin Eimers and Cal Moore discuss the question of  "How did we get the Bible?" and the second qualification for inclusion: divine inspiration.Email your thoughts and questions to findingtruth@thechristianmanifesto.com--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent discuss the proliferation of school shootings in our nation and whether the Church can do more to enter the debate gun control in America.  Podcast Hosts: Cal Moore, Jen Travis, Kara Tipton, & Kent Straith What do you think? Is enough enough? Should Christians be speaking up more about the issue of gun control in America?--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent discuss the proliferation of school shootings in our nation and whether the Church can do more to enter the debate gun control in America. Podcast Hosts: Cal Moore, Jen Travis, Kara Tipton, & Kent StraithWhat do you think? Is enough enough? Should Christians be speaking up more about the issue of gun control in America?--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent discuss Nicole Arbour's video, "Dear Fat People," and ask the question, "Is fat-shaming real?" Is there a loving way to discuss obesity in an offense culture?Podcast Hosts: Cal Moore, Jen Travis, Kara Tipton, & Kent Straith--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent discuss Nicole Arbour's video, "Dear Fat People," and ask the question, "Is fat-shaming real?" Is there a loving way to discuss obesity in an offense culture?Podcast Hosts: Cal Moore, Jen Travis, Kara Tipton, & Kent Straith--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: In the Season 5 opener, Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent interview one another. Podcast Hosts: Cal Moore, Jen Travis, Kara Tipton, & Kent Straith--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015