Great film on the history of a Christian music that made significant changes from the last 40 years.
In the film one notices that there is a subversive message of how Amy Grant was treated poorly after her divorce and pop music hits.
Strangely she is portrayed as the catalyst that helped Christian music become popular.
It's sad to make it seem that without her career that music made by Lauren Daigle or for King and County who have successfully produced music for a secular and Christian audience could not do this absent of the sacrifices by Grant.
I for one do not want to hold her past against her and hope for her to continue making music whatever arena she feels comfortable.
In the film one notices that there is a subversive message of how Amy Grant was treated poorly after her divorce and pop music hits.
Strangely she is portrayed as the catalyst that helped Christian music become popular.
It's sad to make it seem that without her career that music made by Lauren Daigle or for King and County who have successfully produced music for a secular and Christian audience could not do this absent of the sacrifices by Grant.
I for one do not want to hold her past against her and hope for her to continue making music whatever arena she feels comfortable.