My first Christian music experience was in seventh grade. I had recently joined my church's youth group and one of our outings was to a local venue to hear Aaron Jeffrey, a father son duo that performed 1990's Christian pop music. That first experience drove me towards a world of Gospel, Pop, and even some Rap (who remembers Kirk Franklin and DC Talks early stuff?) artists that transformed the way I felt about my faith, comforted me after the death of my Father in 1998, and helped me live into my identity as a Child of God.  

Jeremy Camp's arrival into the Christian Music world occurred in the early 2000's, just as I had moved from Maryland to North Carolina to attend Lenoir-Rhyne University. Introduced to Jeremy's music  through friends, Intervarsity, and Young Life, I loved that his faith and passion shined through his lyrics and music.  One thing I've loved about in-person Christian concerts is the chance to hear how the band or artist's faith influenced their lives, career, and vocation. So, when I Still Believe became available, I was excited to learn more about megastar Christian Artist Jeremy Camp. 

I Still Believe, now available on Blu-Ray, DVD, and Digital from Lionsgate, is a based on the true-life story of Christian artist Jeremy Camp. Leaning into his gifts and passion for music, Camp, only in his early 20's, discovers how his faith will carry him through a journey of hope, love, and loss. 

I Still Believe opens with Camp's departure from his Indiana home to attend California's Calvary Chapel Bible College. Already passionate about making music, Jeremy befriends Jean-Luc La Joie, member of Christian Band "The Kry". While in school, Jeremy meets Melissa Henning. Falling in love, Jeremy marries her despite her cancer diagnosis that quickly leads to her death. The story of "I Still Believe" continues to show us Jeremy's doubt of faith after Melissa's death and ultimately, his belief after reading her journal. The movie also shows us the influence Melissa's story has had on millions of people around the world, including Jeremy's second wife, Adrienne Liesching. 

Starring KJ Apa (Riverdale's "Archie"), Britt Robertson, Melissa Roxbourgh, Nathan Dean, five-time Grammy winner Shania Twain, and Occar nominee Gary Sinise, I Still Believe has the Dove Seal of Approval and a Rotten Tomatoes Score of 98%. 

Blu-Ray Special Features include:

Audio Commentary with Director Andy Erwin & Writer-Director Jon Erwin

"Origin" Featurette

"Casting" Featurette

"Music" Featurette

Bart and Jeremy Featurette

Deleted Scenes

This movie is available in most digital platforms, including FandangoNow, Amazon Prime, Vudu, and AppleTV.