"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".
In an intimate acoustic setting, Matt Maher gives a powerful performance of his hit single, "Lord I Need You" - from his album All the People Said Amen. An exclusive performance!
This song epitomizes the slogan, “It’s not about you.” Casting Crowns sings, if others forget who we are, or the spotlight just won’t shine on us, then that’s just fine. We’re nobodies who need to tell everybody about Jesus!
There’s vocal harmony, and then there’s "preacher’s-kids-growing-up-in-Alabama, touring-as-a-family-band" harmony. CAIN (made of Taylor, Madison, and Logan Cain) launch their debut project with a stirring single, "Rise Up (Lazarus).
For Wells, the accolades and opportunities are nothing more (or less) than God’s gifts to him and his family—opportunities that arrived in hands that remain open. He’s not about to close them now.
There has been so much heartache and loss across the globe this past year. This song by Casting Crowns will resonate with everyone who has lost someone close either recently or as they remember from years past.
Watch the touching music video for "Scars in Heaven"...
Franni Rae Cash Cain, singer with We The Kingdom, opened up for the first time publicly about her mental health; generously sharing both vulnerability and encouragement.
A tremendous collaboration between Tauren Wells (who gave us the songs "Famous For" and "Hills and Valleys") and Rascal Flatts' lead singer Gary LeVox, here in this live performance of their song, "Until Grace"...
Lauren Daigle joins the iconic CeCe Winans for a powerful rendition of Winans #1 hit “Believe For It”. The fan-favorite song about belief and trust is completely re-imagined as Daigle and Winans combine their illustrious vocals.
Watch this behind-the-song video, as Lauren Daigle shows us footage of the actual song being written during soundchecks and rehearsals, while she was on the road with her band.
"[Come What May] revels that we have a God that loves us and is worthy of our faith, hope, and trust no matter what circumstances we are facing." --Singer Darren Mulligan
Don't miss the official music video of "Come What May"...
From Big Daddy Weave's ninth studio album, their single, "All Things New", is the byproduct of immense grief and personal tragedy in the personal lives of each band member. But even through this season, God gets the last word!
See for yourself in Big Daddy Weave's official music video of "All Things New"!
Recently, the GRAMMY nominated worship team released its 11th career project, Graves Into Gardens.CCM Magazine sat down with members of Elevation Worship to get to know a little more about the group and their success.
