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The San Diego band’s Jon Foreman rocks out with the country/pop princess . . . and on Conan
Switchfoot has had a dose of double-exposure in recent days. Last Friday, frontman Jon Foreman joined Taylor Swift onstage for her show in Glendale, Arizona, where they performed the Switchfoot classic “Meant to Live.” Foreman called it “a good rock ‘n’ roll moment.” A few nights later, on Wednesday, the San Diego band hit the stage on Conan, singing “Dark Horses.”
Here’s a fan video of the “Swift-Foot” gig, and here’s a video of their gig with Team Coco:
Inside the Ministry
Casting a captivating vision of following Jesus for the next generation.
The Just Life with Benjamin Watson
Creating real pathways to stability so families can flourish through housing, work, and dignity.
On Twitch streams and in Discord chats, “nerd culture” ministers reach out to a demographic long misunderstood by the church.
Video-game developers, speculative fiction authors, and table-top enthusiasts got together to play at an expo for “Christian storytellers in popular culture.”
Public Theology Project
Russell Moore highlights CT’s critical mission in this polarized moment.
The Broadway actress turned singer-songwriter talks about her new album and the value of sacred music outside of Sunday mornings.
News
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Review
Blair Linne’s memoir of mental illness shines light on why it occurs and how God can redeem it.
