WATCH: Luke Smallbone talks new movie, family, and faith

A film focusing on the story of the family behind five-time Grammy Award-winning artists for King & Country and Rebecca St. James will hit the big screen this spring. 

Luke Smallbone, one of the brothers that make up for King & Country, says he's been sharing his family's story of losing everything to becoming one of the most well-known families in Christian music at every show for the past decade. 

'I just wanted to do something for them': Heart behind street prayer ministry

Following God after overcoming challenges is easier said than done, but for Virginia Spence and the team at the Courageous Heart Ministries, helping those people is their ultimate goal. 

With Joshua 1:9 as their vision verse, it reminds them about strength and encouragement. 

Starting back when they were in Bible College, her husband would walk around Broadway to the Aboriginal Centre, and way down on Main and Higgins. 

NCAA wrestlers put Jesus front and centre at recent championship event

Jesus was front and centre at the NCAA wrestling championships this past weekend. 

Two college wrestlers, Aaron Brooks and David Carr, wore headbands that said '100% Jesus.'

Carr from Iowa State went on to win his second NCAA championship, a national title at 165 lbs.

"100 % Jesus!! 2x NCAA CHAMP All glory to God" said Carr in a post on Instagram. 

When asked what his thoughts and emotions were when it came to being a finalist this year, he again gave all the glory to God.

Locked away until now, Amy Grant releases remastered album

Amy Grant is releasing music from the archives onto digital platforms.

Released in 1993, Grant's Songs From The Loft is now available on streaming services while previously having been out of print for years. 

"Something old, something NEW! It’s here…FIRST TIME available to stream or download & NEWLY remastered!" says Grant on Instagram. "Check it out wherever you listen to music…roll down the windows and sing along loudly!"

K-Anthony wins Juno in Christian music

It was an eventful weekend for Christian singer and songwriter K-Anthony.

The Jamaican-Canadian, who lives in Regina, Saskatchewan, won the top prize in the Christian music category.

When it comes to Canadian Christian music, there is just one category, a Juno award for Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year.

"Dreams do come true with God, faith and perseverance!" said K-Anthony in a post on social media. "With humility and deep gratitude, I share this recognition with all those who have supported me along the way. To God be the glory today and always."

'Within months, they’ll have Bibles in their hands': Translations coming to Indonesia

Work is in progress to provide translations of the Bible to Christians in 35 language groups across Indonesia and Southeast Asia with Bible Translation Acceleration Kits (BTAKs)—and the training to use them.

Wycliffe Associates is an international organization that empowers mother-tongue Bible translators and partners with local churches.

WATCH: Lauren Daigle brings hundreds of inmates to tears during prison ministry

Lauren Daigle changed things up during her recent tour, stopping to sing and speak to incarcerated women in Oklahoma.

"People always say 'Where's your favourite place to go?' and I say, 'places you'd never know. Prison,'" says Daigle in a recent video on social media. 

Over 300 women inmates at Eddie Warrior Correctional Center in Oklahoma danced, sang, and cried as Daigle sang a few songs of hers and shared a message of hope.