Matt Crocker, the longstanding member and vocalist of Hillsong UNITED and Hillsong Worship, announces his first-ever solo music endeavor and official signing with Anotherland —a creative collective and label partner helping usher in a new chapter of his artistry. The partnership comes alongside a momentous decade-long career, in which Crocker has written and performed some of the most celebrated anthems in contemporary Christian music, including “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail),” “This I Believe (The Creed),” and “I Surrender,” collectively reaching over 5 billion streams worldwide. Now, the multi-platinum singer-songwriter reveals he has been writing new music that draws from his many musical influences including The Yeah Yeah Yeah’s, The Beatles,…

Christian rock artist Mr. Weaverface kicks off a bold new season in his music ministry with the release of his latest single, “Throne,” available now on all major streaming platforms through NRT Music. Written and composed by Brendon Weaver (aka Mr. Weaverface) and recorded and produced at Thornwall Studios by Jonathan Sambrick with supporting band Jonathan Presnell on bass and Timothy Jackson on drums, “Throne” draws inspiration from Scripture passages that describe the majesty of God’s throne and the heavenly realms. The post-grunge-infused anthem is both a spiritual declaration and a sonic journey, with driving guitars and soaring vocals underscoring God’s supreme reign and enduring love. “‘Throne’ is about the…

Presence Music Band is back with a vibrant new single, “Where Would I Be,” now available through NRT Music. Written by Leah and Brandon Monson and produced by ZK Productions, this jazzy, ska-influenced pop anthem is a soulful celebration of grace and the unmistakable transformation found in Christ. With lyrical imagery that journeys from biblical rebellion to modern redemption–referencing Lazarus, Cain, Paul, and more–“Where Would I Be” asks a powerful question that fuels gratitude and worship Where would we be without the mercy and grace of Jesus? The song’s infectious melody and honest, joyful delivery create an energetic and deeply reflective atmosphere. With lines like “Thank God that He paid…

Proclaiming God’s love from the heart of Utah to the ends of the earth for two decades, acclaimed worshippers The Rock Music deliver one of their most personal and poignant singles to date, “Loved Me At My Worst.” A balm of grace for the troubled soul, the track was penned by group members Steele Croswhite, Caleb Yetton and Thomas Scribner in collaboration with Walter Halliwell, and was produced by Joel Pack and Jordan Clark. “Loved Me At My Worst” uproots seeds of shame and despair sowed in waywardness, steadfastly declaring devotion to an all-powerful, all-merciful God “Jesus, I can’t hide from You/I don’t know why I’d want to/’Cause You loved…

As Forrest Frank and Brandon Lake made history this week by landing on the Billboard Hot 100 — the first time in over a decade that Christian music has broken through in this way — it’s clear we’re living in a new era of faith-fueled pop culture. And there may be no better soundtrack for this moment than Forrest Frank’s Child of God II. If you missed Part 1 of our Child of God II review, stop what you’re doing and go read it here. In that one, I sat down with all three of my kids — Ryker (12), and twins Golda and Georgia (9) — to break down the…

Anberlin has announced that they have released their first science-fiction graphic novel titled “Godspeed” after their song with the same title. The novel is co-written by Anberlin bassist Deon Rexroat and is about the story of starliner passengers traveling into space and their search for survival and truth. Copies of the novel can be purchased here. Anberlin is known for the songs “The Feel Good Drag,” “Paperthin Hymn” and “The Unwinding Cable Car.” Nevertake, released in March 2025, is the band’s latest album–a rerecorded version of their 2005 release Never Take Friendship Personal, celebrating its 20th anniversary. Vocals were recorded by current touring lead singer Matty Mullins, who is also…

In 2025, the Christian music scene is seeing the long-awaited return of two beloved artists—Britt Nicole and Jamie Grace. These women have carved out unique places in the industry, combining vulnerability, artistry, and unshakeable faith. After seasons of growth and quiet, both are back with new music, exciting ventures, and bold steps into their next chapters. Britt Nicole: A Comeback Fueled by Faith Britt Nicole, whose infectious pop anthems like “Gold” and “The Lost Get Found” inspired a generation, is back—and this time, she’s bringing a deeper message and a worshipful heart. After several years away from the spotlight, Britt is making a bold return with her new single, “Faith”,…

My son’s finger was bleeding — badly. Heart-thumping, my mind tracked to the worst-case scenario. Oh great. He’ll need stitches now. How will I grab my stuff to leave this camping trip (with all the kids I’m supposed to be chaperoning) to get him to the hospital? My mind was living miles ahead of where I was presently seated. That’s what worry does to a mind. All the feelings of my insides demanded that I rush up to my son, tightly wrap my hands around his finger and compress it, maybe while internally freaking out a little… Instead, I sat on that dirty picnic table plank of wood with my…

As May unfolds, marking Mental Health Awareness Month, we’ve put together a chorus of Christian artists harmonizing their voices to shed light on the often-silent struggles of mental health. Through candid testimonies and soul-stirring music, these artists have not only shared their journeys but also offered solace and hope to countless fans navigating similar battles. Katy Nichole: Honest Conversations and Healing Katy Nichole’s ascent in the Christian music scene is as inspiring as her personal testimony. Diagnosed with congenital scoliosis, she endured multiple surgeries and the accompanying emotional toll. At her lowest, she contemplated ending her life. “I picked up that bottle of pills, and I took it to the…

If you think Tauren Wells wrote a book just because he’s a pastor now—think again. “A lot of people see like this pastor playbook where it’s like, all right, he’s going to become a pastor, plant a church or whatever… then here comes a book,” Tauren told me. “But that’s not this.” He’s quick to explain that Joy Bomb: Unleash Jesus’s Explosive Joy for an Extraordinary Life wasn’t birthed from a pulpit strategy—it’s a calling that traces all the way back to childhood. “I can go back to being a little boy and going shopping with my mom and taking my notebook, my spiral notebook and a pen and sitting under the…