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Sara Groves is a mom, wife, singer/ songwriter and recording artist with a passion for justice and a heart of mercy. She has joined forces with International Justice Mission to advocate for victims of human trafficking for the past 8 years. Sara has been nominated for 7 Dove Awards and has produced a string of successful albums including her latest, Floodplain, which was inspired by the Mississippi River in her hometown, and speaks of God’s provision. Sara, her husband Troy, and their 3 children (Kirby, Toby & Ruby) reside in St. Paul where they cultivate an artist support community out of a 100 year old church called Art House North.
Some things discussed on the show…
…writing music for the radio.
…Sara’s journey with depression and anxiety.
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Shane – I greatly appreciated this interview. I bypassed it at first because I thought Sara fell squarely within that “CCM” framework that I find so bland. I appreciated her own thoughts on songwriting and artistry as a Christian. I have to go pick up some of her music now that I know it’s not all “positive and encouraging”!