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  • Anne Wilson is a prominent Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) artist and Nashville-based singer-songwriter hailing from Lexington, Kentucky. She rose to fame with her debut single, “My Jesus,” which topped Billboard’s Christian Airplay chart and earned a Gold certification. This powerful song was inspired by her personal journey of faith and healing following the tragic loss of her brother Jacob.

    Anne’s music seamlessly blends the heartfelt storytelling of country music with the uplifting essence of CCM, creating a unique and resonant sound. She is known for her mesmerizing vocal talent and her genuine storytelling. In addition to “My Jesus,” she has released other popular tracks like “Rain in the Rearview” and “Hey Girl.”

    Anne Wilson continues to tour and share her music, touching many hearts with her inspiring messages and soulful performances.

  • This new punk anthem reminds fans that if they leave early, they might miss the best parts of the life God has prepared for them.

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Christian punk artists Grace Graber and Daniel Spriggs have collaborated on the infectiously alive “My Favorite Part,” a suicide prevention anthem inviting listeners to wait and experience the miraculous grace God has planned for them. The song is available everywhere at https://slinky.to/MyFavoritePart. 

    “My Favorite Part” was originally written by up-and-coming artist Daniel Spriggs, who had been connecting with Grace as a fellow punk artist in the faith-based sphere. He brought the track to Grace with the sense that it was divinely intentioned to be hers.

    “Daniel had reached out to me about just picking my brain on what it’s like to be in pop-punk in the Christian music scene,” Grace recalls. “A couple months later, he texts me and asks me, ‘Hey, can I send you a song idea that I have for you? I think it’s supposed to be yours.’”

    Grace listened to the demo, finding a nearly complete song Daniel had written (with support of a track provided by Deniss Pridans). She was captivated by his creative vision and capability. The two finished cowriting long-distance, and “My Favorite Part” was born.

    “It’s one of those songs that demanded to be a part of this world. And He handed it to me,” Grace shares.

    The lyrics for this soaring punk banger are immensely personal for Daniel, who offered the track to Grace as an act of deep trust.

    “I grew up in a culture that glorified depression and saw suicide as something almost noble,” Daniel admits. “I came from a high school experience that was very depressive, very self-deprecating. I was living in a depressed mindset. Flash forward to now, playing with my 2-year-old daughter, seeing her laugh, having a family. That’s where I got the line: ‘If you go now, you’ll miss my favorite part.’” 

    He continues, “‘My Favorite Part’ is what I feel like God would say to younger me. If my life had ended as a teenager, I would’ve missed blessings beyond my comprehension. I want to tell any young person not just that it gets better but that the story God has written for you, the fruition of that story, is going to be so perfect for you.”

    It’s an idea that deeply resonates with Grace, who has been open about her lifelong journey with depression, anxiety and PTSD.

    “I knew immediately when I heard this song that it was going to save someone’s life,” the singer says frankly. “I was singing my songs on tour to these kids and thinking, ‘Man, if I wouldn’t have stayed, I’d miss this part. I’d miss God’s favorite part of using me.’”

    Producer Deniss Pridans rounded out both the track’s production and guitar line. Together, the musicians created a determinedly, tenderly hopeful sound that uses rock riffs and forthright melodies to sweep listeners from their personal lows into the hope of what is to come. The result is a suicide prevention song unlike any that have preceded it. Rather than exploring the sorrow, the song gives substance to optimism grounded in faith.

    “I feel like a lot of songs about mental health are about someone’s internal struggle. But this is talking directly to the listeners,” Grace offers earnestly. “If you die tomorrow, if you go? The amount of things you’re going to miss, the amount of things that God hasn’t done in your life yet that He can! I think this song is going to be really impactful because it talks directly to suicide and says, ‘Don’t go.’”

    “My Favorite Part” is the first new music following Grace Graber’s debut album The Breakthrough. Sonically, it squarely positions her in the punk rock genre, holding its own musically with influences like Green Day, Fall Out Boy and MGK. The track also follows “HEART2HEART” by Daniel Spriggs, who is firmly establishing himself as a rising voice to listen to.

    Get “My Favorite Part” at https://slinky.to/MyFavoritePart. For more from Grace Graber, visit https://linktr.ee/gracegrabermusic. You can learn more about Daniel Spriggs at https://linktr.ee/danielkspriggs. 

  • Kate Stanford is a Nashville-based Christian singer/songwriter who is making her unique mark in the Christian music industry. She brings vulnerability and authenticity to the songs that she writes and the content that she creates. She has played festivals such as Big Ticket Festival, Soulfest, and Kingdom Bound amongst CCM headliners. She is on the rise, and her ministry will continue to grow in His name.

  • Includes an audiobook-exclusive episode of The Lila Rose Show featuring an in-depth discussion of the book and an interview with Lila’s sister, Caterina.

    What makes your heart break for our broken world?

    You want to make a difference in the world. You’re concerned about all the problems you see, the injustices and the suffering. But you don’t know where to begin. Designed for the aspiring activist or world-changer, this book is the key to get you started.

    Live Action founder Lila Rose says transformation begins with heartbreak – with seeing the injustices around you and allowing that suffering to light a fire in your soul. In this book, she shares raw and intimate stories from both her personal journey and pro-life activism that will inspire you to become a champion for your own cause. Along the way, you’ll discover how to:

    • determine where the need for your gifts is the greatest and begin making a difference;
    • overcome insecurities and imposter syndrome and become a leader through practice;
    • find inner courage and confidence in the face of obstacles and criticism; and
    • bounce back from mistakes to continually grow and make a long-lasting impact.

    The fight for a world that is more just, more beautiful, and more loving needs all of us. In allowing yourself to be wounded by the brokenness of our world, you’ll find the passion you need to make a difference – and draw closer to the one who truly saves.

    ©2021 Lila Rose (P)2021 Thomas Nelson

    Listen on Audible – Spotify

    Release date – 05-04-21

    Language – English

    Format – Unabridged Audiobook

    Length – 7 hrs and 23 mins

    Publisher – Thomas Nelson

    Categories – Politics & Social Sciences

    Rose, Lila. Fighting for Life. Narrated by Lila Rose, Thomas Nelson, 2021. Audiobook. Available on Audible.

  • Grace Graber is a new artist for me and Breakthrough is her first album. I wasn’t sure what to expect when I first listened to her music. I was pleasantly overjoyed! Her style is punk pop – which I really like. The thing that stood out to me the most about her music is her message. Grace was suicidal, but a Hawk Nelson song saved her. She’s now a mental health advocate. The lyrics in her songs mirror this message. She’s dealt with depression. She knows what it’s like to face the darkness, so I guess that’s why her music is relatable.

    Some of the songs that stood out to me were, “SOLO” – it’s my favorite song off the album. I found myself singing along to the words in my car. I love the picture that God can always save us, no matter how deep we get! The other track I like is, “No Regrets”. It’s a fun, jumpy song, one that will make you want to dance. Admittedly, I also found myself belting this out in the car. Hawk Nelson was a guest singer on this track, too, so that’s cool. “Signs,” is another great song, with the lyrics “I’m still breathing, there’s a reason I’m still here. My heart is still beating.” Realizing myself that I’m still here for a reason, heart still beating.

    All of the songs on Grace’s album are wonderfully crafted. I think that younger listeners would especially appreciate this music as they can relate to the lyrics. Grace has dealt with depression and anxiety, and that’s a main theme in this album. I still deal with depression and anxiety, myself, so this album spoke to me. I highly recommend it for anyone that likes punk pop, and that has faced these issues. It’s an encouraging album, for sure. After listening to Breakthrough, I look forward to hearing more from Grace Graber.