We celebrate aijcast’s second anniversary with some highlights from two years worth of live music performances!

Part two of our conversation with Dr. Jeffery Tribble, Sr., is available.

Actor Sekou Laidlow connects the dots between acting and faith.

Derek Webb is launching the Targets album preview tour.

Actor Sekou Laidlow reflects on his journey from professional actor to Juilliard graduate.

Singer/songwriter Tamara Lebak on her Psalms Project.

Singer/songwriter Tamara Lebak on her Psalms Project.

Check out our latest episode with our own Al Mudeif!

This week, we share an episode from our partners over at the New Way podcast.

The first season of the “New Way” podcast, with host the Rev. Sara Hayden, drops today.

It’ll explore the connection between people and their communities and the way that context shapes faith.

New Way is a new podcast from the 1001 New Worshiping Communities movement of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Hosted by Sara Hayden and produced by Marthame Sanders, New Way features six interviews with entrepreneurial leaders discovering what church is coming to be in the 21st century.

Gabriela Arp is an independent producer and visual artist.

Gabriela Arp is an independent producer and visual artist.

Listen to part one of our conversation with Wende Ballew, founder and Executive Director of Reforming Arts.

Listen to part one of our conversation with Wende Ballew, founder and Executive Director of Reforming Arts.

A Stranger and a Friend share their ambitious plans for 2019.

Listen to our latest episode, featuring part one of a conversation and performance with Siana Altiise.

Listen to our latest episode, featuring part one of a conversation and performance with Siana Altiise.

Monday, January 7, is the deadline for submissions to ARC’s 2019 Theopoetics Conference.

Monday, January 7, is the deadline for submissions to the Rubem Alves Award for Theopoetics at ARC.

Listen to our latest episode, featuring part two of our conversation with Callid Keefe-Perry.

Terence Lester’s book I See You: How Love Opens Our Eyes to Invisible People will be published by InterVarsity Press in the summer of 2019.