128. God’s Faithfulness with Sandra McCracken
August 10, 2021
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Episode 128 · August 10, 2021
128. God’s Faithfulness with Sandra McCracken
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Summary
<p>Sandra McCracken is a singer-songwriter and hymn writer from Nashville, Tennessee. A prolific recording artist, McCracken has produced 14 solo albums over two decades. Her best selling release, Psalms (2015) received critical acclaim, followed by God’s Highway (2017) which made the top 50 on Billboard Heatseekers chart without a major label. She has had songs featured in TV, including ‘Ten Thousand Angels’ on ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy and has over 15 million streams. Blending the old and new, Sandra has also shown a unique ability to recast sacred scripture texts into theologically rich yet accessible songs. Her thoughtful lyrics and gospel melodies in songs like “We Will Feast In The House Of Zion,” “Steadfast" and “Thy Mercy My God” have become staple anthems in churches across the U.S. As a published writer, she contributes a regular column in Christianity Today and is working on her first book. Her latest release, Patient Kingdom is available now.</p>
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<p>We chatted about:</p>
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<li>The Faithful Project (what does the word faithful mean to Sandra?)</li>
<li>The specific role she played in the record</li>
<li>What God has taught her throughout the process of producing this project</li>
<li>Why a project about God's faithfulness is so important right now</li>
<li>Her hope for readers and listeners</li>
<li>How to engage teenage girls and help them see the love of Christ</li>
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