Three talented Christian artists have teamed up to release a new song they hope will help draw listeners back to the simplicity of salvation in Jesus Christ.

The new single, 'Back to Jesus,' is a collaboration between, Juno- Award winner K-Anthony, Lloyd Nicks and Alisha Eich. 

They hope the song will cut through the negativity and draw listeners back to the simplicity of salvation.

Today on Connections, Lloyd and Alisha talk about the song, the lyrics and how the three of them came to know each other. 

Three talented Christian artists have teamed up to release a new song they hope will help draw listeners back to the simplicity of salvation in Jesus Christ.
The new single, 'Back to Jesus,' is a collaboration between, Juno- Award winner K-Anthony, Lloyd Nicks and Alisha Eich. 
They hope the song will cut through the negativity and draw listeners back to the simplicity of salvation.
Today on Connections, Lloyd and Alisha talk about the song, the lyrics and how the three of them came to know each other.

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New worship song hopes to bring listeners back to Jesus

Benjamin Hylden was a typical teenager who loved sports and dreamed of becoming a professional basketball player one day. This all changed when his world was flipped upside down on Good Friday in 2007.

He shares his powerful story and how it lead him to Jesus in this episode of Connections. 

Benjamin Hylden was a typical teenager who loved sports and dreamed of becoming a professional basketball player one day. This all changed when his world was flipped upside down on Good Friday in 2007.
He shares his powerful story and how it lead him to Jesus in this episode of Connections.

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Angie Orth was living her best life. She had a successful career and was exactly where she wanted to be... or at least she thought she was. 

At 30 years old, making a successful living as a publicist in New York City, Orth realized it wasn't the life she wanted. That's when she decided to leave her career and go on a solo trip around the world.

She learned plenty along the way and is now writing about it in her new book, Flirting with Disaster. 

Today on Connections, Angie shares how this journey started and how it helped her strengthen her faith.

Angie Orth was living her best life. She had a successful career and was exactly where she wanted to be... or at least she thought she was. 
At 30 years old, making a successful living as a publicist in New York City, Orth realized it wasn't the life she wanted. That's when she decided to leave her career and go on a solo trip around the world.
She learned plenty along the way and is now writing about it in her new book, Flirting with Disaster. 
Today on Connections, Angie shares how this journey started and how it helped her strengthen her faith.

Woman gives up successful career, finds faith around the world

A new Canadian Christian artist hopes her latest single will help listeners rid themselves of the fear and anxiety that may be overwhelming them.

Elenee, who is based out of Saskatchewan, released her newest song 'No Place Here' about two weeks ago.

She says the response since releasing the song has been overwhelming.

Today on Connections she shares more about the song and what led her to music. She'll also talk a bit about her testimony.

A new Canadian Christian artist hopes her latest single will help listeners rid themselves of the fear and anxiety that may be overwhelming them.
Elenee, who is based out of Saskatchewan, released her newest song 'No Place Here' about two weeks ago.
She says the response since releasing the song has been overwhelming.
Today on Connections she shares more about the song and what led her to music. She'll also talk a bit about her testimony.

New worship song hopes to bring listeners back to Jesus

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