For Nashville worship leader Jasmine Christmas Brady, music isn’t just a career—it’s a multigenerational calling woven into the fabric of her identity. Surrounded by her encouraging musical family, Jasmine knew she wanted to pursue music at the age of three. As she grew up, her mother became one of the main acts with the Gaither Homecoming tour, selling out 20,000-seat arenas across the country.
For over two decades, Kim Walker-Smith has led worship with powerful anthems like “Rooftops,” “Spirit Break Out,” and “Throne Room.” As the holiday season approaches, many revisit her 10-year-old album When Christmas Comes. Recently, Kim’s life has transformed significantly.
Skye Reedy’s path to becoming a worship leader was far from straightforward. Despite an early start in church singing and nearly signing a major label deal at 16, tragedy struck when her mother passed away during her junior year of high school.
The plane continued to sputter. I stared at the earth below and asked my husband, “Where are we going to land?
“The Lord is saying, ‘I am the One who makes a way, and the provision is there. I’m a Light in every situation. I promise and you can trust Me. Whatever My Word says, I’m going to do it.’” —Sinach