Faith
Jackie Hill Perry’s Bold Return Glorifies Christ
Faith Facts
- Jackie Hill Perry returns to music with her new album Blameless after a six-year break, centered on sanctification and spiritual growth.
- The album draws inspiration from Jude 1:24 and explores the tension between longing for Christlikeness and human imperfection.
- Hill Perry emphasizes integrity and biblical character in her collaborations, using music as a tool for discipleship.
Jackie Hill Perry, a Grammy-nominated author, poet, and Bible teacher, views every creative pursuit as a calling to share God’s truth. Her latest project, Blameless, marks her first album in six years and her debut with Reach Records.
This 16-track album is a transparent reflection on sanctification, spiritual struggles, and the ongoing transformation that comes from following Christ. Blameless is created in partnership with noted Christian artists, blending spoken word and sound biblical insight.
“Even when I wasn’t releasing music, I was still writing, still letting God refine me. Blameless is the sound of that process; it’s messy, joyful, honest and unapologetically rooted in truth.”
Stepping away from music in 2018 allowed Hill Perry to focus on ministry, family, and Bible teaching. She remarks that this season brought both rewarding opportunities and moments of lament over leaving music behind.
Her return to the studio came after a God-led encounter serving in children’s ministry, affirming the importance of following Christ’s direction in every aspect of life. Hill Perry commits her artistry to serve as a vessel of discipleship and gospel truth.
The album’s title is grounded in Jude 1:24, reminding believers that only Christ makes us blameless. Hill Perry’s message centers on longing for Christlikeness amid struggle, trusting God through suffering and sanctifying trials.
“The Lord uses pruning, trials, betrayal, slander, to make us more like Him,” she said. “He’s not going to use you greatly without breaking you first. If He doesn’t, you’ll break yourself with pride. I’ve learned that the hard way.”
Songs like “Pride & Prejudice” process the pain and self-examination that emerge from adversity, offering listeners Christ-centered honesty.
Collaborators on Blameless were chosen for both talent and biblical character, reinforcing Hill Perry’s commitment to integrity. She maintains diligence in partnership, discerning God’s will and clarity in every decision.
Starting out as a spoken word artist, Hill Perry’s journey has expanded to books, teaching, and co-hosting a podcast with her husband, all aimed at discipling others with biblical truth.
“Music, books, podcasts, whatever it is, it’s all the same mission: helping people know God,” she said.
Hill Perry’s focus remains on communicating God’s truth, using each platform as God leads. Her faith-driven approach models a steadfast commitment to gospel impact and Christian living.
Faith Facts
- Children under 18 in red states rose from 43.1 million in 2019 to 43.7 million in 2024.
- Blue states lost 600,000 children under 5, with California accounting for nearly half.
- Married couples with young children increased up to 5.7% in red states across regions.
A recent study reveals states supporting President Trump are gaining young children and families, while Harris-backing states see declines, largely due to soaring housing costs that hinder family formation.
This trend aligns with Biblical values prioritizing family, as affordable living in heartland states honors God’s design for generational blessings and fruitful homes.
From 2019 to 2024, young children aged 0-9 dropped 1.2% in Trump states but plummeted 4.7% in Democrat states, with adults 20-29 faring better in red areas too.
High-cost blue strongholds like California, New York, Hawaii and D.C. lost over 5% of kids under 6, where mortgages consume 32-36% of income.
Conversely, Trump-voting Alabama and Tennessee boosted under-6 populations with mortgages at 24-28% of income, fostering family growth central to America’s strength.
“Both red and blue states are watching the share of residents who are age 60 or older grow as boomers continue to age into retirement. But blue states are losing 20-somethings, and, relatedly, kids,” the report states.
Even some rural red states lagged, underscoring housing affordability’s role alongside pro-family policies in upholding Judeo-Christian principles of stewardship and prosperity.
“That’s 600,000 fewer kids under 5 in blue states in 2024 compared to 2019. And nearly half of this number was due to one state alone — California, which saw its total number of kids in this age group fall from 2.45 million in 2019 to 2.16 million five years later,” researcher Patrick T. Brown noted.
Embrace these truths to champion faith-driven policies that protect family and freedom—share this vital report with fellow patriots today!
Following reports of churches filling with young men after tragedies, researcher Dr. George Barna warns that America’s spiritual revival among Gen Z may be superficial.
His studies reveal a dire lack of biblical worldview, essential for true discipleship and national renewal rooted in Christian values.
Faith Facts
- Only 4% of Americans hold a biblical worldview, down from 6% in 2020 and 12% in 1994.
- Gen Z shows just 1% adherence, despite anecdotal church surges.
- Even among evangelicals, only 11% qualify, dropping from 21% in 2020.
People begin forming their worldview very early in life (at about 18 months), establish it before their teen years, then refine it throughout their 20s.
Revival and national spiritual renewal are possible, but neither will happen without commitment to worldview development.
Churches must urgently embrace biblical worldview training to foster genuine faith, protect family values, and preserve America’s God-given freedoms.
Faith Facts
- Collaboration with Faith, Art and Myth Association introduces Lewis’s legacy to combat modern confusion with core Christian doctrines.
- Mere Christianity unites believers across denominations through simple, honest exposition of eternal Gospel truths.
- The Screwtape Letters mirrors human frailty via satire, equipping saints for victory in unseen battles as in Ephesians 6.
Grupo Nelson launches updated editions of C.S. Lewis masterpieces Mere Christianity and The Screwtape Letters for Latin American audiences in February 2026.
These refreshed translations remove archaic language barriers, allowing new generations to embrace Lewis’s brilliant defense of Biblical essentials and spiritual warfare.
“In times of confusion, returning to Mere Christianity is like recovering our compass.”
“This masterpiece reminds us that eternal truths—when explained with Lewis’s honesty and brilliance—have the power to awaken consciences and transform lives today just as they did in the past.”
said Juan Tomás Widow, president of the Faith, Art and Myth Association.
“Beneath the brilliance of its satire, The Screwtape Letters offers one of Lewis’s deepest examinations of human psychology. It works like a mirror: it makes us laugh, but it also helps us recognize our own weaknesses and take the spiritual struggle seriously,” Widow added.
Lewis, Oxford and Cambridge professor, authored over 30 books blending theology and literature to glorify God and challenge souls.
Embrace these classics to fortify faith, protect families, and champion freedoms rooted in Christ’s unchanging truth.
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