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(People) Chip Gaines is opening up about how life in the HGTV spotlight was, at times, very difficult for him — and how his wife Joanna helped him through.  The Fixer Upper alums recently sat down with Oprah to talk about their lives as business partners and parents in a Super Soul special that premieres on Discovery+ on March 13. In the exclusive clip, above, the media … [Read more...] about Chip Gaines Opens Up to Oprah About Grappling with Fixer Upper Fame: ‘I Lost a Part of Myself’

(ChurchLeaders) In a Holy Post podcast episode titled “Too Black?” Christian rapper, author, and activist Lecrae recently conversed with Phil Vischer about his career, criticism he’s faced, and his confidence that “God is still at work.” Lecrae, 41, just released his 10th studio album, Restoration, as well as the book I Am Restored: How I Lost My Religion but … [Read more...] about Lecrae Opens up to Phil Vischer: Too Black for White Evangelicals?

(Christian Headlines) Christian rap artist and Grammy winner Lecrae has responded to criticism of his appearance at a rally for Democratic candidates, saying he initially believed it would be a get-out-the-vote bipartisan event. Lecrae appeared in December at a Georgia outdoor rally for Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, who were running at the time for a pair of U.S. … [Read more...] about Lecrae Explains Appearance at Democratic Event: ‘I Didn’t Realize’ it Wasn’t Bipartisan

(Faithit) Singer Jordan Smith electrified the judges and audience alike with a powerhouse voice that crowned him “The Voice” Season 9 champion in 2015. That same year, Smith became the “best-selling artist in the history of The Voice,” but he refuses to take credit for his wild successes. He’s always made an effort to put God center stage, both through singing worship songs … [Read more...] about ‘The Voice’ Winner Jordan Smith Drops Holy-Spirit-Inspired Album, Says He’s “Returning” His Gift to God

(ForEveryMom) If there’s one thing that parents know after living through the year 2020, it’s that the word “no” carries a heavy burden. Throughout the pandemic, parents have had to say “no” more than ever before. “No, you can’t go to your friends house,” “no, you can’t have that 17th snack,” “no, we can’t go to that family member’s wedding,” and the list goes on and on. … [Read more...] about Jennifer Garner Talks New Family Film, ‘Yes Day,’ and Why Church Is So Important To Her