https://jasonrutley.com/

Known for his smooth tone, rich vocals, and impressive range, Jason Rutley is a Singer, Songwriter, and Producer who has been performing since the age of eight. A native of Pontiac, Michigan, he grew up singing alongside his four brothers as part of the Rutley Brothers, traveling and recording across the United States. After the group pursued individual paths in 2008, Jason spent several years refining his sound, writing music, and working behind the scenes in the industry, appearing on multiple studio projects.

Influenced by gospel legends such as Commissioned, The Winans, and Vanessa Bell Armstrong, as well as R&B greats like Anita Baker and Brandy, Jason released his debut single Always There in 2013. His follow-up releases, including Bless My Soul and Could Have Been Me, gained local radio recognition in Detroit. He has also performed the National Anthem for the Detroit Pistons. Now based in Arizona and signed to Keynote Entertainment Group, Jason continues to expand his artistry with genre-blending releases designed to inspire, uplift, and strengthen faith—making him a powerful voice to watch in the years ahead.

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The Woman With the Word: Huldah — A Female Moses for Such a Time

Huldah stands as a powerful example of a woman entrusted with God’s Word at a critical moment in Israel’s history. When the Book of the Law was rediscovered during King Josiah’s reign, it was Huldah— not a priest or a king—who was consulted to interpret and confirm God’s message. Like Moses, she spoke with divine authority, faithfully declaring God’s truth without compromise. Moses delivered the Law to a forming nation; Huldah revived the Law for a nation that had drifted from God. Both served as vessels through whom God revealed His will, calling the people back to obedience, repentance, and covenant faithfulness. Huldah’s story reminds us that God raises voices for every generation, empowering faithful women and men alike to carry His Word “for such a time as this.”

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