Turning Point USA has announced plans to air an alternative “All-American Halftime Show,” during the NFL's Super Bowl Halftime Show, which will feature artist Bad Bunny.
As a follow-up to his back-to-back #1 radio singles “Running Back to You” and “Counting My Blessings”, Seph Schlueter brings us, “Won’t Start Now”. The track is part of Schlueter'slong-awaited debut album, Counting My Blessings, from Provident Entertainment.
See for yourself why Seph's music has enjoyed such success, when you watch "Won't Start Now"...
Multi-Platinum selling worship artist Phil Wickham releases a brand new single, “The King Is In The Room."
“‘The King Is In The Room’ was written to set the table for the church as we gather in worship—not just because it carries joy and energy, but because of the truth it declares,” shares Phil Wickham. “This song awakens our hearts to the reality that we are not just a group of people singing in an empty room, but the King—Jesus, the Holy Spirit—is present with us, ready to set people free as we focus on Him.”
17-time GRAMMY® Award-winning gospel icon CeCe Winans has made public that she will launch her highly anticipated 2025 Christmas with CeCe Winans tour, featuring sisters Angie Winans and Debbie Winans.
Recording artist and Pastor Tauren Wells shifts his focus from the pulpit to the recording studio, to create one of the best feel-good songs of the summer!
Grammy-award winning artist Chris Tomlin releases his highly-anticipated 18th album The King Is Still The King.
In advance of the new album release, Tomlin has released new songs from the album including "Jesus Saves," "Doesn't He," "The First Hymn (with Ben Fielding)" and his current radio single "How Good It Is."
“When you listen to this collection of songs and music pieces, I hope that you’re filled with the presence of God. That it fills your car, your home, your heart as you sing these songs,” said Tomlin. “And these songs were meant to be sung. So turn it up. Sing it loud. I pray you’re blessed by it.”
Capturing a spirit of release, redemption, and renewal, Jamie MacDonald (who gave us the single, "Desperate") brings her powerful music video for her song, “Left It In The River.”
Jeremy Camp says the origins of this song came, of all places, from a rough time. “Going deeper [with God] is going to require some pain", Camp explains. "And, even the understanding of being refined by fire, as gold is refined, is purified, I want to be purified so I can be the husband, the father, the friend that I need to be. I want to reflect Christ in a pure way. I’ve tried to be thankful for the flames because it’s brought me to the feet of Jesus and made me more like Him.”
The Grammy-nominated singer, whose viral hits have captivated teens and amassed millions of media streams, says his goal is to create the "cool Christian music" he didn't have as a child. Forrest Frank earned a Grammy nomination this year for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album (Child of God), nearly four months after taking home New Artist of the Year at the GMA Dove Awards.
In a development that has floored the Christian Music industry, Naomi Raine and Chandler Moore, two central members of Christian worship band Maverick City Music, announced just hours apart on the same day, that they are each stepping away from the band.
There's an old saying in Show Business that performers say to each other prior to a show - "Break a leg!" For GRAMMY nominee Crowder, the expression turned into a painful literal reality as he recently shattered his leg.
"The house of the Lord is not something that’s made by hands or by man but it’s you and it’s me who call ourselves believers in Jesus. We are the church." -- Phil Wickham
Watch Phil's energetic celebration in this official music video of "The House of the Lord".
Tasha Layton (who gave us the song, "Into The Sea") puts into song this beautiful representation of what Jesus does in our lives when we give Him everything...He makes all things new.
Here's Tasha's official music video of "Look What You've Done"...
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