Andrew Holt talks about how the recording of Pneuma was the first time The Belonging Co intentionally set aside nights to record new songs and how tangibly they felt the Holy Spirit on those nights: the anchoring theme of their latest record.

Gas Street Music’s latest album encapsulates a common theme that’s been there since the church’s inception.

Yancy is a worship leader, songwriter and producer of hundreds of songs that make Jesus loud. This year, Yancy is celebrating 25 years of music. We asked her about this milestone, her new remix produced by Colony House’s Will Chapman, and what’s next!

Elevation Worship’s Tiffany Hudson has released her debut solo record, Hidden Here. She shares how in 2022, the Lord placed on her heart to write these personal testimony songs, and how she hopes that through them the Lord would invite the listener into a similar trust-walk that He took her on, ultimately leading to a deeper lever of surrender to Him.

The latest album from Red Rocks Worship encourages believers to take that next step in trusting Him and living in freedom, no matter where they are in their spiritual journey.

Michael Bethany of Gateway Worship has released his first album in 7 years! He speaks on his role at Gateway Church and how Overflow highlights the overall importance of declaring His Lordship confidently and joyfully.

We asked Chris Brown of Elevation Worship all about the writing and recording process of CAN YOU IMAGINE?

He shared how a lot of it was in-the-moment, and most importantly, God-driven.

Before her Houston stop on the It’s Time tour with Natalie Grant, Tasha Cobbs Leonard and TAYA, we spoke with Naomi Raine about how Maverick City represents so much of what she hope for as a young believer and how her new worship-centric album intentionally follows her personal reflections shared and stories told in Journey.

We are excited to partner with Seek Well this Mental Health Awareness Month! Seek Well exists to guide men and women toward a deeper relationship with Jesus through experiences designed to provide rest and eliminate the noise of life. We asked them about their resources, how they got started, and how their organization can serve worship teams.

Josh Holiday discusses ELEVATION RHYTHM’s latest album, This Is The Gospel, and how it centers around biblical truths.

For more than 15 years, Stockholm Worship, the creative team of Hillsong Sweden, has been leading worship every Sunday at its various locations around the country. The group shares about their debut album, Other Side, and how it’s been orchestrated by the Lord for the past several years.

Brian and Jenn Johnson speak on the song selection for Come Up Here, its unique recording setting, and that the message of the entire record comes down to the idea that there is heaven to be experienced in the here and now of knowing Jesus.

KingsPorch’s new EP, “God Is In This House,” leads listeners into a place of glorifying God even in the midst of brokenness. It delights in God’s constant goodness and faithfulness.

One House dives into their newest album, Live Again, and talk about how we are to live for the one true King even in the midst of chaos.

Blake Wiggins and Nate Moore from Housefires share about their newest album, How To Start A Housefire. They dive into the meaning behind the title, the recording of the album and how they want these songs to be used to build the Kingdom!

Matthew West’s new double album, My Story Your Glory, features testimonies of God’s goodness and serves as Matthew’s debut worship album for the Church. Having spent years telling stories of all that he has seen God do in his life, Matthew wrote songs for the Church to use to worship Him.

The heart behind River Valley AGES’ music is to inspire and empower young people to create. Their new album, ALL AGES ADMITTED, leads people into worship with the Father. They are coming alongside the next generation and teaching them to be bold for the sake of the Gospel.

Josh Baldwin’s new album, Where The Glory Is, is a collection of songs meant to be used to lead people into worship with God. Recorded with an intimate group of worshipers, Josh dives into his intentional decisions behind the making of this album.

SEU Worship’s new album, Heart Cry, blends the genres of pop and worship while capturing the hearts of students and young adults praising the Lord.

After meeting at a Maverick City writing camp in 2020, Steve Davis and Jordan Colle combined their desires to make music that would honor God and created SONS THE BAND. Their debut album captures that desire to create music that has its own identity.