Topics Covered:

The changes in Christian music from the 90s to now
The worship music boom of the early 2000s and
The story behind Third Day’s Offering worship record in 2000
Why leading worship in a local church is harder than leading a worship concert
The importance of self care for artists and worship leaders
What the transition from band to solo artist has been like for Mac

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Show Sponsor: Planning Center
I Love Jesus by Mac Powell

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