Music News

Named after his successful hit song, GRAMMY nominee Matthew West has penned an exploration of the power and meaning of prayer in our lives.

Mac Powell, Mark Lee, David Carr and Tai Anderson reunite to headline a 30-city tour, celebrating their legendary catalog of hits.

GRAMMY-nominated artist Jeremy Camp has taken to social media to ask fans everywhere to pray for his long-time guitarist, who has developed an illness that has doctors puzzled.  

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Turning Point USA has announced plans to air an alternative “All-American Halftime Show,” during the NFL's Super Bowl Halftime Show. For its part, the NFL's show will feature artist Bad Bunny.

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Did you catch gospel music great CeCe Winans sing the National Anthem on Thanksgiving Day at the Detroit Lions/Green Bay Packers game?  Many have hailed it as iconic, perhaps even rivaling Whitney Houston's historic performance of the anthem.

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Worship leader and songwriter Jon Reddick has arrived at an important milestone.  The artist has earned his first two RIAA® Gold certifications for two chart-topping singles, “God, Turn It Around” and “I Believe It (The Life of Jesus).”

She lost someone she loved and thought her world had ended.  But then she heard a voice say, “Are you going to trust me or not?” That moment changed everything.

Ann Wilson's (who gave us the song "My Jesus") powerful testimony for I Am Second is about grief, calling and a purpose bigger than the pain. Discover what happens for Anne when a “yes” leads towards a purpose bigger than the pain.

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Discover the inspiration behind Chris Tomlin's eighteenth album, The King is Still the King, as he reflects on his decades-long ministry and the enduring message of worship.

Christian artist Tasha Layton joins Fox News' 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the rise of Christian music and Gen Z’s renewed interest in faith.

Worship leader Kristian Stanfill, a voice behind Passion Music, is boldly pulling back the curtain on addiction, urging others to step out of shame and into the light; declaring that life without alcohol isn't just possible, it's profoundly better. With raw honesty and a heart for the hurting, Stanfill says true freedom starts when we stop hiding and start healing.