Gretchen grew up in Sacramento in a home shaped by the wisdom and love of a writer and a psychiatrist. Gretchen has the greatest love and respect for her late parents. But even living in the home of a psychiatrist did not keep Gretchen from her own mental health battles. She struggled with OCD, panic attacks, and depression. She felt hopeless as she had every bit of information to help her, but she was trapped in her fear.
“I sing because I’m happy, I sing because I’m free. This freedom that yo...
“Let It Begin” written by Gretchen Keskeys and co-written and produced by Ian Eskelin,...
Not only are the words in each song God-breathed, but this music embodies a classic style ...
I had visited Israel as a teenager with my parents. And although I found it very interesti...
I’ve been thinking a lot about the word “unity.” We hear it often, it se...
This is a recent story from Charisma Magazine about my testimony, family background and mi...
I recently watched the great film “Harriet” about legendary Harriet Tubman. I ...
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