Hey Girl: You Are Seen, Loved, and Made for More--40 Devotions - Anne Wilson

Wilson, Anne: - With transcendent vocals, down-to-Earth storytelling and a Heaven-sent desire to glorify Jesus, Anne Wilson is one of Nashville's most inspiring young trailblazers and a revolutionary in modern music. A native of Lexington, KY, Anne mixes her heart for worship with country music stylings creating her own distinctive style. Finding her musical mission in the wake of tragedy, Wilson delivered her first public performance at fifteen, while singing at her brother's funeral. Anne's debut single, My Jesus, became the #1 Christian song of 2021 and won the Breakout Single of the Year at the 2022 K-LOVE Fan Awards. \nWilson recently released REBEL, fusing the heart of contemporary Christian music with the sound of country. A bold musical statement with an even bolder message of faith, REBEL features her hopeful, healing debut country single Rain In the Rearview as well as chart-topping Christian radio ballad Strong. The genre-bending album follows her Grammy-nominated 2022 debut My Jesus, with the title track becoming a platinum-certified No. 1 hit on Billboard's Christian Airplay chart. Since then, Wilson has tallied over one billion global streams, made her Grand Ole Opry debut, and wrapped her entirely sold-out headlining My Jesus Tour. Already named a Spotify Hot Country Artist to Watch, one of CMT's Next Women of Country, and a 2024 Opry NextStage Artist, she has made high-profile appearances on Today and ACM Honors, while earning her first-ever CMT Music Awards nomination, as well as a Billboard Music Award. Unapologetically real, Wilson approaches her craft with a purpose and conviction that sets her apart. \n \nHer uplifting anthem Hey Girl has led to the creation of Hey Girl Nation, a community for fans to connect, and grow in godliness and self-worth. Anne is excited to build on her vision to share the gospel through music as she continues to blur the musical divide. It's the heart of Christian Music, the sound of country . . . and the hope of Jesus, she says. I hope it all points back to Him.\n