Dallas Theological Seminary President Mark Yarbrough talks biblical fiction, Jerry Jenkins, the origin of evil and where imagination has to stop. Read More
Streaming services received an average of 106,000 new tracks every day in 2025. The flood is not an accident. It is the predictable result of a distribution system that rewards access and volume more than outcomes. Read More
Papa San helped shape dancehall and rapid-fire hip-hop before leaving mainstream fame to follow Christ. Four decades later, his influence is still multiplying. Read More
Bill Conine built more than a distribution company. Through Diamante Music Group, he gave independent labels and overlooked artists a path into stores, helping reshape Christian music across punk, rock, hip-hop, reggae and beyond. Read More
Man of War helped launch Syntax Records, develop artists and serve others behind the scenes. After a severe stroke, his family needed that support returned. Read More
Efrain “Brother E” Alicea helped connect Christian hip-hop before the internet made connection easy, co-founded Rap Fest, mentored artists and pastors, and built institutions that continue his work. Read More
Pandora may be one of digital music’s oldest platforms, but its audience, analytics and artist tools give musicians five reasons to pay attention. Read More
Family Christian’s bankruptcy threatened one of independent Christian music’s most important retail outlets and exposed deeper problems in physical distribution. Read More
