An acrostic Scorched Sunday poem by Tristan Robert Lange confronting how sensitivity, honesty, and imagination are mistaken for weakness. The Prince exposes religious conformity, moral policing, and erasure, challenging systems that label difference as danger. A refusal to wear the mask, and a defense of those who burn brighter for it.

Radha and Krishna are symbols of love and devotion in Indian culture. With the rise of digial media, devotees now express their spiritual feelings by using...

In 1984, Frankie Goes to Hollywood released a reverent nativity ballad that revealed how myth, music and Christmas still speak beyond belief.

DAVID ADAMS speaks with Melbourne-based artist Richard Lewer about his new exhibition, 'I Only Talk to God When I Want Something'...

After 50 years on stage, Idaho musician Chris Gootherts relaunches his music career, blending jazz, faith and community in a spirit-filled revival.

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Emerge and Empower Podcast TV, Dr. LinJ sits down with Jen Sulak, an artist, photographer, and creative visionary who opens up about her journey through miscarriage, faith, and rediscovering purpose through art. Known for her bold creativity and authenticity, Jen shares the hidden side of her story, the pain behind the lens, the silence of loss, and the beauty that emerged when she chose to keep creating in the midst of brokenness. Her words are raw, real, and redemptive, reminding us that healing is not about forgetting, but transforming what once hurt into something that inspires others.  Through her story, Jen invites us to see grief as part of creativity, art as a form of healing, and faith as the anchor that keeps us grounded when life’s storms hit. 

Mystical love reimagined: TATANKA transforms Beatrice of Nazareth’s Seven Manners into modern sacred sound.

One month recap: listener feedback, letting go, hopes for engagement