The world is a place in need of redemption, filled with people who urgently need to hear the message of Jesus Christ—His forgiveness, hope, and love. Christians are called to be His disciples, sharing this transformative message across the globe. It’s a message that everyone needs to hear.
While not all of us can journey to every corner of the world to spread Christ’s word, we all have the opportunity to reach out to those close to us—our friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers. Anne, a well-known Christian musician, uses her platform to reach many with her inspiring songs.
Anne mentions that several years ago, she was searching for a musical direction for her career. It was when she was down on her grandfather’s farm in Kentucky, sitting by her brother’s grave and listening to old country music, that she realized that she wanted to make country music with lyrics about Jesus Christ and His love.
Later in the interview, Anne mentioned that she always gets messages from people who listen to her music because they enjoy her sound. They weren’t Christians, but because of Anne’s lyrics about Christ, those listeners were led to turn their lives over to Him.
“So, then I started to realize, once I released those songs, that people were messaging me, saying, ‘Hey, we’re not Christians, but we love the sound of your music cause it’s country. So, we listen to your music, and it’s led us to Jesus,'” Anne said.
What God can and will do if we are faithful and do what the Lord has called us to do is unbelievable. Our words and actions can and will have a direct impact on the lives of others and could even lead someone to know Jesus Christ.
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