Go Fish! | GFK Records

Jamie Statema, Jason Folkmann and Andy Selness make up Go Fish! and started out 15 years ago as an a cappella group. Eventually, they realized that their call was to children and families, creating music that "won't drive parents bonkers." Although their focus was on kids before they were dads themselves, their passion for what they do only intensified when they started their own families. These family entertainers are determined to make good music, but even more so to share the gospel and win others to Christ.

Go Fish! talked with The Buzz editor Leigh DeVore about their ministry, their VBS curriculum and their new album, Kickin' It Old School, which releases Aug. 10. Click below to listen to the podcast.

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Regie Hamm | Tate Music Group

Regie Hamm has written some of today's most recognizable songs, including "I Surrender All," "Gather at the River" and "Mighty Love." He also entered the finale songwriting contest for American Idol 2008. Winner David Cook recorded Hamm's winning song, "This Is My Time." But the singer-songwriter has gone through quite a journey professionally and personally. In his recent book, Angels and Idols, he shares his story of the "rise, fall and redemption of a would-be pop star."

Recently, Hamm spoke with The Buzz editor Leigh DeVore about his new book and album. Click below to listen to the podcast.

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Click here to purchase this CD. Click here to purchase his book, Angels and Idols.

Encounters with angels, ghosts and the afterlife are a dime a dozen, but authors James L. Garlow and Keith Wall, whose previous book, Heaven and the Afterlife, became a best-seller, combine credible accounts with excellent storytelling in Encountering Heaven and the Afterlife: True Stories From People Who Have Glimpsed the World Beyond. Each encounter with a divine emissary gives readers insight into the afterlife.

Leonard Sweet | David C. Cook

Theologian and trend spotter Leonard Sweet challenges the notion that evangelism is simply persuading people to accept propositions about sin and salvation, in Nudge: Awakening Each Other to the God Who's Already There. He sees evangelism as "nudging people to pay attention to the mission of God in their lives and to the necessity of responding to that initiative in ways that birth new realities and the new birth."