Anne Wilson is 24 years old, has a K-LOVE Award for Hey Girl, a debut country album called Rebel, a new book by the same name, and no social media on her phone. In 2023 she bought a flip phone, used it for a year, and has not looked back. She is one of the boldest Christian voices in country music right now, and she will tell you that boldness did not come from strategy — it came from watching her five-foot-tall, opinionated mother walk into rooms and say exactly what she believed.
Faith in country music, the emptiness Gen Z is finally admitting, and what it means to be a rebel for Jesus: Anne shares why she named her book, album, and lead single all the same thing — because Jesus himself was a rebel who went against the crowd, fixed what was broken, and spoke the truth whether people liked it or not. She also opens up about why she believes phones and social media are quietly destroying her generation, why country music artists are increasingly using collaborations with Christian artists as a safe way to share a faith they have never publicly expressed before, and the surreal moment she sang the national anthem at the Artemis 2 launch — exactly 10 years to the day she first visited NASA as a 14-year-old who wanted to be an astronaut.
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