Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors Concert @ The Varsity- Friday Sept 20!
Don’t miss this awesome live band. One of our faves on The Remnant! They will make you feel the joy of outside sunshine if when it’s dark or your inside! Continue Reading →
Skillet’s John Cooper: What’s Up in Christianity??
Skillet’s John Cooper holds fast to his confession in Christ in a new Facebook post. He is perplexed with the rash of others who have renounced their faith. Read it Continue Reading →
New Josh Garrels Music!
Josh Garrels has released a new album called Chrysaline (available August 9th!). Sounds great so far! The songs Butterfly and Closer Than a Brother are terrific. Plus Perfect Love, Follow, Continue Reading →
5 Reasons Why You Should Go To The Gray Havens Storehouse Tour
If you’ve seen the number of posters around campus, then you probably know that the Gray Havens are coming to the University of Northwestern on April 3rd. And you may Continue Reading →
Life on a Budget with Jireh and Kapriah
Today at 2 o’clock, listen in to the Remnant to hear tips on how to save some money with Jireh Jaramillo and Kapriah Diler.
Interview with Wisconsin Synth-Rock Band: Yam Haus
At the beginning of this school year, our very own Caleb Sowers interviewed the rising, synth-rock band, Yam Haus. He got the inside scoop on the Hudson natives latest album Continue Reading →
Hymns for the Current Day
If you love worship music but want something more calm and classic than many of the modern releases, you should check out Sara Groves’ newest album, Abide With Me. Released Continue Reading →
Easter Songs
Happy Easter weekend, everybody! When people think of holiday songs, their minds usually jump to Christmas. However, there are several that apply to this time of year. Here are a Continue Reading →
Rend Collective's New Album
What do you think when you hear the word “gospel”? The word “gospel” means “good news.” This definition is what inspired Rend Collective’s latest album, which was released on January Continue Reading →
You Can Wait One More Week for Christmas Music
My friends seem to land in one of two extreme groups: they either LOVE Christmas music and cannot start playing it soon enough (just give in to listening all-year-round, already), Continue Reading →