Some have suggested that the spike is fueled by anxiety or influencers, but Hallow CEO Alex Jones may have said it best: "God is doing something really cool.”
At the celebration of the creation of a new Welsh archdiocese, Archbishop O'Toole inspired the faithful with thoughts on the Centurion.
Josiah Queen's first album is in the Top 10; he brings a talented musical style and a deeply imaginative perspective on the criminal Barabbas.
The singer references the scriptures many times throughout the piece, using modern lingo to fit the Sermon on the Mount into a song of joy.
The hit show on the life of Christ will air new episodes two days per week throughout this month on The Chosen app, free of charge.
The famed actor performs country- and bluegrass-style Gospel music with a solid baritone voice that belies his age, while accompanied by his sleepy bulldog.
"For me, Season 4 is the beginning of the end, but I want people to know that it doesn’t end with death, [but] with life and light and truth and hope and love."
Martha, Lazarus, Peter and more… In an interview Pope Francis shares his favorite Gospel characters and the lessons they impart.
While St. Paul was not a disciple of Jesus before his crucifixion, he did receive his mission directly from Jesus
Matt Maher may have missed a calling to the priesthood, as the Catholic singer/songwriter gives an introspective reflection that could have been a homily.
The phenomenal a cappella quartet, known for singing in stairwells, has released the timeless Christian hymn as you've never heard it.
The first single from the upcoming six-song album, "He Can Use Me," was recorded when Houston was just 17 years old.
This Grammy Award-winning Gospel artist is the real deal, playing multiple instruments and with a voice to rival Michael Bublé.
God is not impressed by sin; he's here to make sure you can live in freedom -- especially if you think you can't.
Christian fasting is a way by which we are reminded of at least three important things.
The Gospel answer isn't what we think.
Our heart is often burdened with things that weigh it down, things that we struggle to get rid of, things that cling to us. We need to call these things by their names and starve them to death.
