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Andrew Garfield Is Still Searching - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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About five minutes into his conversation with RELEVANT, Andrew Garfield realizes some important context. He’s on a press day for The Uprising, Paul Greengrass’s new film about the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, in which Garfield plays a farmer swept into the rebellion. The conversation has turned to John Ball, the radical priest played by Jamie Bell who helped inspire the real-life uprising, and whether faith and activism belong together. Then it’s mentioned, almost in passing, that RELEVANT covers t
SEU Worship Has a Question About Worship Music: Where Did the Joy Go? - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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Chelsea Plank didn’t want “The Cost Is a Joy” on this album. The song came out of a writing session with Cam Giddens and Austin Shuffit, who produces for the group, and when the session ended, what Plank had was an acoustic demo. For her, that’s close to useless. “I need a fully produced-out track at the end of a writing session,” she said. “I don’t have much vision up here when it comes to, like, man, this acoustic track — I’m just not sure how it lands.” So when the group sat down early in the
Gable Price and Friends Spent Years Avoiding the 'Christian Band' Label. Now He's Done Beating Around the Bush. - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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Ask Gable Price if his band is a Christian band, and for a long time, the answer was a shrug. “In Q&As on tour — are you guys a Christian band? I don’t know,” he told RELEVANT. “Just really beating around the bush, because we didn’t want to be pigeonholed.” “I’m ready to stop beating around the bush,” he said. “I write about Jesus so often in my music. I write about God. I write about heaven in songs.” It wasn’t always this complicated. Price started the project alone, in Redding, California, se
Phil Wickham Has Sung About Grace for 20 Years. He Still Catches Himself Trying to Earn It. - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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For most of his career Phil Wickham was the young guy on the bus — the one, as he puts it, allowed to be the crazy one and do stupid things, because he was 21, then 22, then 23. “And then I turn around and I’m like, wait, I think I’m the oldest guy in this bus right now,” he said. “I think I’m the oldest guy in this room right now. This is crazy.” He’s 42. He calls what followed a midlife awareness moment and is careful to say it isn’t a crisis, and it hasn’t sent him looking for a different job
'That Was His Whole Ministry': Chance the Rapper on the Side of Jesus He Says Churches Don't Preach - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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Chance the Rapper was the first guest on “The Vic Mensa Show,” which premiered Wednesday, and about an hour and a half in, Mensa brought up “Letters.” “You, as one of the most Christian [rappers] of all time, to have a scathing critique of the Black church — I thought that was a real interesting angle,” Mensa said. Chance traced it back to a phone call. Right before his first trip to Ghana, his grandmother called to tell him where to go and who to see, and mentioned that his great-grandfather ha
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