The songs on Kaelob Mecum’s new album The River deal with grief, the fragility of life, God loving us in our mess, and ultimately leaning on God through the trials and hard times.

The new record from CCV Music reminds us that we should always start with scripture and the discernment of the Holy Spirit when we go to God in prayer, and that contentment in Christ isn’t complacency.

Bringing together voices across ages, cultures, and church backgrounds, Shiloh from DOE invites the Church to sing as one in a shared declaration of God's faithfulness.

We spoke with the founder of God Behind Bars about his heart for this demographic, how believers can help inmates meet Jesus, and the impact of the powerful songs that have come out of this ministry.

Poets and Prophets is the collective moniker for four voices that have already shaped the landscape of modern worship and CCM. Each member speaks on the “God set up” of them coming together as a group, the dual purpose behind their name, and the origins of “Make Room.”

Jesse Phillips shares why he and Chris McClarney started Real Fun Records with an emphasis on artist empowerment and community.

Lizzie Morgan speaks on her debut album Not My Will, and how following God’s plan is a costly and worthy blessing.

Tim Hughes shares how their new songs reflect the antithetical expressions of faith in response to all God is doing in their church and in the heart of the UK.

Seph Schlueter has released his first full-length studio album, Counting My Blessings! He shares the sonic inspirations, the impact stories of these songs, and more.

“We were made to know God, to worship God, and to have our whole lives found in Him.” Aaron Williams shares why Abide was the anchoring theme for his debut studio album, released this past Friday.

Darlene Zschech discusses her why in returning to old songs for her new album Testament. She also explains how the definition of that title reflects God's character, and she reminds us that worship is not an industry but a posture that connects us to God.

Nigel Hedroff, the Music Director and lead guitarist of Hillsong Church, communicates the vision for this project and the centering nature of returning to songs that carried their Church through significant seasons.

Elevation Worship’s Chris Brown talks about how their latest endeavor sits at the crossroads where God’s life-giving wind meets His life-changing fire.

In our first interview with Jason Nelson we discuss the breadth of his career, the encouraging sentiment behind the title track of his latest project, and the significance behind the message of Isaiah 6.

SEU Worship released their new album, Move of God, early + exclusively on MultiTracks.com. They speak on why they wanted the Church to hear these songs first and the revival they are not only seeing at their campus, but in the Church at large.

This month Josh Wilson is releasing a Mental Health EP called Mental Help. We discussed his experiences with anxiety and depression and that the healing journey is not linear, but the pain is not permanent.

Jonas Myrin shares how balancing writing for artists, films and the Church is a dance of passion and purpose.

VOUS Worship shares the origins of their name, how their diverse sound reflects their people, and why they were drawn to Ecclesiastes and its honesty for their latest project.

Robbie Seay talks about the first original record from The Worship Initiative: a truly communal record in every sense of the word.

Evan Craft’s latest album speaks to the need we have for each other while keeping our joy and identity in Christ.