Jeremy Camp... Throughout his 17-year career, Capitol CMG artist Jeremy Camp has established himself with landmark accolades including:
Holds title for most #1s among solo artists on the Christian Airplay chart
Jeremy has also authored an autobiography, I Still Believe (2013, Tyndale) and toured the world, sharing his music in more than 36 countries, and his organization, Speaking Louder Ministries, has allowed him to travel to Brazil, Guatemala, Ukraine, Japan and Kyrgyzstan.
Now his story is being told in a movie for the ages!
One love can change your life. One life can change the world. From the creators of I Can Only Imagine comes an inspiring true story of faith, hope, and love. I STILL BELIEVE is based on the real-life story of...
Love. Young love, the love of a parent, the love for a sibling, the love of God. I STILL BELIEVE is a true love story you are sure to love.
This new movie from the creators of I Can Only Imagine opens in theaters THIS Friday, March 13. Telling the real-life story of Melissa and Jeremy Camp, I STILL BELIEVE is already touching hearts.
CLICK HERE to take a minute to watch this video to hear what some of your favorite Christian artists (including for King & Country, Michael W. Smith, Rebecca St. James, and Mark Hall) are saying about this powerful film.
The musicians on the video aren’t the only ones singing the movie’s praises.
Lauren Daigle says:
“I STILL BELIEVE was stunning to say the least. The story captivated so many sentiments. I saw this film with my grandmother, my dad and my aunt, so that’s three generations and we all had tears falling down our face. We were all moved equally. This movie...
Who doesn’t know Jonah? While at first glance we think of it as the tale of a whale, it’s really a story of God’s heart toward the nations. God uses this timeless story to challenge us to His most important commitment – reaching the nations with the news of His love and forgiveness. Even if they are our archenemies, He wants us to go there and tell them of the wonderful grace of Jesus…greater than all our sin.
Jesus Himself summed up the story of Jonah as He left this earth. It’s recorded in the last two verses of Matthew 28: “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations.” He had a plan for Jonah, and that same plan is for us.
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Women of Faith is a global ministry, specializing in the use of all forms of media & technology, as a conduit to connect people to...
"In your anger do not sin’: Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry, and do not give the devil a foothold.”
(Ephesians 4:26–27)
Anger is a God-given emotion, yet many believe anger is always negative, always a sin. We stuff it, hide it, avoid it, and deny it. Hidden anger only fuels the fire inside. These Keys for Living will help you identify the four sources of anger and learn how to apply the quick answer to anger. You will also find biblical solutions for resolving past anger and practical tools to identify triggers, handle angry people, and act rather than react in volatile situations.
Did you know your personal faith story is able to be used powerfully by God?
We thank you for your interest in either sharing your story or in participating in the Story Workshop. Many of you have shared how you desire to share your story and you have no idea where to begin. Then there are those of you who have a story and are afraid to share it because of past hurts.
With our available resources and the Story Workshop, we are able to walk with you step by step, in crafting your story and in overcoming any fear or shame with your story or in sharing it with others. We are a community and we are able to walk arm in arm, each step of the way, so in the end you are encouraged and equipped and are able to share your story with confidence and to achieve impact. All for God’s...
One love can change your life. One life can change the world. From the creators of I Can Only Imagine comes an inspiring love story for the ages. Rediscover the wonder of love in I STILL BELIEVE, based on the real-life story of chart-topping singer Jeremy Camp.
Starring KJ Apa, Britt Robertson, Shania Twain, and Gary Sinise, I STILL BELIEVE is directed by Jon and Andrew Erwin, produced by Kevin Downes, with the screenplay by Jon Erwin and Jon Gunn.
I STILL BELIEVE is a powerful reminder that in the midst of life’s storms, true hope can be found. Get tickets today and see I STILL BELIEVE in theaters everywhere beginning March 13.
Women of Faith is a global ministry, providing digital media, resources and events to encourage and equip women to experience a deeper relationship with Jesus.
Happy New Year and welcome to our 2020 vision!
Women of Faith has and continues to be committed to strengthening and serving the trusted, thriving community of millions of women and helping them grow significantly, by providing resources to deepen their relationship with Jesus and elevating them in their God-given purpose. God has bestowed a large vision and the provision to elevate Women of Faith and the associated initiatives.
Women of Faith continues to be dedicated to encouraging and equipping women to be the revival in their local communities and all across the globe.
Now is the time to empower more women to use their God-given gifts, talents, and experiences in their personal and home life, local church, workplace, and community.
Women of Faith's community is focused on authentically connecting women as a community both online and offline, growing spiritually, and becoming further equipped to elevate their influence and leadership. Our Ambassadors lead and build our...
Is it just me, or does life seem a little crazier every day? One of the definitions of madness is a state of frenzied or chaotic activity. That seems to describe parts of my life and the lives I see around me pretty accurately these days.
Schedules seem busier than ever, homes are crammed with the latest “stuff,” and all the things that are supposed to make life easier only seem to complicate it. I know it seems like a long time ago, but there was a time when the only phone to answer or think about was hanging on the wall of your kitchen. Now we can’t seem to go a single minute without having our device in our hands and fall into a frenzied state of panic if we can’t find it.
Relationships haven’t escaped the madness factor either as we lose time to connect one-on-one. Trying to schedule a simple coffee or lunch with a friend seems more complicated than ever. We get in arguments on social media with people we don’t really...
Joy and Gladness, a Feast and a Holiday: Family Gatherings
Festive occasions are a time for us to bind New Testament love with the generous hospitality established in the Old Testament. The sons of Job took turns entertaining their entire family, which, in addition to the seven brothers, included three sisters [1:4-5]. Nehemiah proclaimed that, “At my table were one hundred and fifty” [5:17]. And remember Gaius Titius Justus, who hosted not only Paul but the whole church as well [Romans 16:23]!
Those who possess the spirit of God through faith are granted “spiritual fruit,” the first being love, the second joy. This is particularly evident on those days throughout the Christian year that are characterized by great feasting. Maintaining our joy in the midst of extensive preparations can be a challenge for anyone.
Great family gatherings are truly “investments,” which is actually a military term meaning “full siege.” No one knew this...
The final episodes of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood aired in 2001, so while some viewers of the film may never have watched an episode of the TV show, Mister Rogers’ cultural impact remains lasting and relevant. The format of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood helped make it an accessible television show. Every episode began with Mister Rogers entering his house through his door and then singing the theme song, “Won’t You be my Neighbor?” He introduced the topic for the day with a short discussion, followed the trolley to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, and finally returned to reality for a reassuring talk and the closing song “It’s such a Good Feeling.” The movie follows a similar pattern.
Written like an episode of Mister Rogers for adults, A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD follows cynical journalist Lloyd Vogel (Matthew Rhys) as he profiles the beloved television host. Lloyd is...
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