| Jeremy Camp
When you think of Jeremy Camp, the words "shy" and "quiet" don't come
to mind. Energetic? Yes. Passionate? Definitely. Straightforward?
Absolutely. Camp's thoughtful lyrics and booming voice have earned him
legions of fans and accolades including 16 No. 1 songs, five Dove
Awards, three ASCAP Songwriter of the Year wins and an American Music
Award nomination. So why would someone so well known for his
willingness to speak his mind and share his heart title his latest
release Speaking Louder Than Before? After all, his message has always
come through loud and clear.
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| David Crowder Band, led by eccentric leader Crowder. For more than a
decade, the Texarkana-bred singer has used his experience at the
Christian Baylor University as an inspiration to spread the gospel in
the most eclectic fashion possible. Crowder says he's making music for
a very specific audience."We
definitely don't look at what we're doing as proselytizing," said
Crowder of the Dove-award winning band's just released sixth
full-length album, "Church Music." The music betrays the band's love
for the ambient electronica-tinged rock of bands such as Radiohead and
Sigur Ros.
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| Ricardo Sanchez
Ricardo is an artist and worship
leader who was born to break down barriers of race and ethnicity,
music, culture and religion. With the release of his debut album,
Unmerited, his vision is not only focused, but flourishing.
Ricardo has been both a youth and worship leader at a number of large
churches across the country, as well as a touring musician and
songwriting partner with Israel Houghton—one of today's most successful
and sought-after worship leaders and recording artists. Though Ricardo's
path has been a long and circuitous one, that same path now finds him
on the verge of a major national platform of his own.
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| John Gray
“For I consider that the sufferings of this
present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall
be revealed in us. For the earnest expectation of creation eagerly
waits for the revealing of the sons of God.” + [RMS:8:18:19]
This
scripture is the backbone and driving force behind the vision,
programs, and ministries of MannaGod Enterprises, Inc. This scripture
speaks to the reality that the world is waiting for the sons of God to
be revealed on the earth. Is there any wonder why? With wars breaking
out all over the world, nuclear weapons being amassed by governments
with little regard for human life, and the fear our country has been
shrouded in since 9/11, no one would argue that the world is crying out
for something. That “something” is not some far away, ethereal ideal,
only to be contemplated and dismissed as fantasy and relegated to the
finite walls that exist within our minds. The something is actually
“Someone.”
Click here to watch John Gray!
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| Mark Jones
I am the lead Pastor of The City Church Auburn, AL. We are a church journeying together to become more like Jesus and make a difference both locally and globally. I have a beautiful family: one wife, one son and one daughter! Words that excite me: Jesus, leadership, creativity, revolutionize, that can’t be done, forgiven and church planting.
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| Jonathan and Lisa Moore
Some of the places we lead worship are: camps, conferences, revivals, and concerts. We agree that the most important thing to do as a worship leader is simply to worship. We would rather be lead worshipers than worship leaders. We long to lead the church, by the spirit of God, into the presence of God. While the world continues to focus on its own agenda, Praise and Worship beckons us to be still and know that God is still God. We can take time to lift and praise His name, to be the fragrance of Christ to Him, and to leave our daily cares behind as we focus on God and experience His love.
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