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In 2006 Connection Magazine published "Faces of Faith", which features the intimate and powerful
testimonies of 38 famous and notable women who have faith in Jesus. This book by Connection Magazine features
testimonies from Condoleezza Rice, Access Hollywood co-host Nancy
O'Dell, former child actress Lisa Whelchel, Senator Elizabeth Dole,
TV actress Nancy Stafford from Matlock, Bernice King, First Lady
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A Conversation with Kevin Max
by Lizza Connor
Q: Recently you've had some time off from dc talk. What's that been like?
Max: It's been a roller coaster ride. I expected (my solo album) Stereotype Be (ForeFront) to do more in the Christian music industry. I had all these delusions of grandeur that I was going to expose this wonderful art piece, and it just didn't happen like I thought it would. And I needed some personal time. Stereotype Be took every ounce of strength out of me and left me in some relationships that I had put on the back burner, one being my relationship with the Lord.
Q: Have you recharged?
Max: I'm still going through some changes, but I've learned a lot this year. I'm hanging with the knowledge that my family life and my relationship with God are more important than dominating the world as the brand new thing.
Q: Don't you have a new album in the works?
Max: Yes, I'm stepping outside of my comfort zone, so I think it's going to be a more accessible project, I think "pop culture" people have had a hard time putting their arms around my lyrics in the past, and I'm kind of angry with that because I like lyrics that make you dig under the surface.
Q: You once talked about your desire to shed the "bad boy" image. Have you?
Max: Where I have changed is I'm not trying to prove I can push the boundary. Now if I push it, it has meaning behind it. I want to get behind things that are politically incorrect, to be a part of issues that really matter.
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