Housemoot Teaser: Music and Grief with Andrew Osenga
Housemoot.com opens in six days! In case you missed the announcement, Housemoot is the Rabbit Room’s new pop-up digital conference,...
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- Aug 21
God’s Not Finished With Us Yet: A Review of Rachel Wilhelm’s Jeremiah
When the hashtag #MeToo began showing up on social media feeds across the country in October 2017, Facebook reported that nearly half of...
- Aug 16
Story Behind the Song: Faithful’s “A Place For You”
I grew up in a Pentecostal tradition that loved to call everything a spirit. If you showed up to church flustered because your kids...
- Aug 14
Invited into a Rich Community: An Interview with Matt Wheeler
We love to shine the spotlight on friends who are crafting something meaningful, and Matt Wheeler’s new album certainly fits that bill....
- Aug 1
The Anticipation of Mystery: An Interview with Leslie Jordan
We’ve been so glad to call Leslie Jordan a friend of the Rabbit Room in recent years because we so admire the gracious spirit and...
- Jul 30
Holy Yearning: Skye Peterson’s Where The Winter Was
In the early days of an artist’s career, there’s a good amount of wandering and experimenting, planting seeds that will someday blossom...
- Jul 24
The Value of Bespoke Worship Songs
Bespoke is not a word we use very much. The word means “custom made” and is most often employed in the clothing industry. I’ve never had...
- Jul 6
E-Minor Earnestness: The Importance of U2’s October
There was a time, not too long ago, when the church had a Music Problem. Check that—there have been lots of times when the church has had...
- Jun 19
A Challenging Hope: A Review of Anchor Hymns
In many ways, we’re in the Golden Age of worship music. Great congregational music is released every week, it seems. But it’s a rare...
- Jun 12
Beauty in Ordinary Days: Appreciating JJ Heller
“Oh, Mom! JJ Heller!” my two-year-old, Shiloh, exclaimed in the backseat as the song shuffled through the speakers. I didn’t know she was...
- Jun 4
What A Friend: The Companionship of Mission House
What a friend we have in Jesus.” We sing those words, and we take comfort in our personal relationship with the Maker, but just a...
- May 28
Joyful Abundance: A review of Andrew Osenga’s Living Water EP
Waking up to joy can feel like spring. One day, it’s all gray skies and brown sticks. The next, the ground has softened into mud and the...
- May 17
But It Never Gets Easy: A Review of Running With Our Eyes Closed
We could never go back and be strangers All our secrets are mixed and distilled But you’ve taught me to temper my anger And you’ve...
- May 15
A Track-by-Track Tour of Caroline Cobb’s New Psalms Album
I started dreaming about the theme of my next album just before 2020, and found myself drawn toward the Psalms. So in my personal...
- May 10
An Open Letter to My High School Self
Graduation season is almost upon us! Five years ago I wrote letter to my high school self, and I just released a song inspired by some of...
- May 8
Crafting Companionship: An interview with Jess Ray
The last few years have found Jess Ray wrestling on several fronts—with her calling, her music, her spirituality. She’s not the only one....
- Mar 24
A Song of Anxiety—and Freedom
Because, really, I don’t think the two can be pulled apart. I have a new song out today, one that I wrote the morning after my wedding....
- Mar 16
After the Storm: A Review of ‘EP’ by Eric Peters
On March 2-3, 2020, a devastating tornado outbreak tore through western and central Tennessee, destroying businesses and homes and...
- Mar 8
Finding an Honest Muse: An interview with Andrew Osenga
It’s no surprise to hear that Andrew Osenga is spinning multiple musical plates these days. That’s how most people know him as a career...
- Feb 21
Introducing The Zion Caravan from The Gray Havens
One of the most fulfilling musical experiences I’ve had was on stage at the Ryman Auditorium a few years back. It was the first half of...
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