Music

Listen to Peter Burton's "Where Would I be". 

Listen to Katy Nichole's "Have Your Way."

Listen to Elevation Rhythm's "Washed."

Listen to Andrew Ripp's "I'd Do It Again."

Listen to Caleb & John's "Finished."

Listen to Jon Reddick's "The Way."

Listen to Josiah Queen's "demons."

I wasn’t even looking for it. You know how it happens—you’re scrolling, half-distracted, maybe a little tired, carrying more than you meant to that day… and then a song finds you. That’s how I stumbled across Zach Williams' official lyric video, ‘Wait for Me.’

And I had to stop. Because it didn’t just play—it spoke deeply to the longings in my heart. It reminded me we can talk to God and whisper: “Hey God, it’s me… I’ve been lost a little while…” Released just this year, the song speaks to the deepest longings in our hearts. 

And I swear, it felt like someone had taken the quiet, unspoken parts of our hearts and put them into lyrics. The wandering. Trying to figure it out on our own. Circling the same roads, knowing there has to be more… but not quite knowing how to get there.

And then that line—You wait for me.

If I'm taking the long way home

Stuck on the same old dead-end road

I wanna leave the life I know

But when I just can't let go

Oh. Friend… that’s the part that gets you. Because isn’t that what it’s like growing up?

We Leave Home, But Mama Leaves the Light On 

We leave home. We step out. We try to build a life, prove something, find something, heal something. We take the long way more times than we’d like to admit. We hit dead ends, double back, carry things we were never meant to hold.

And all the while? Mama leaves the light on. Not because she expects you to fail…But because she knows there might be a moment when you need to come home. That’s what this song feels like.

God isn’t pacing the floor in frustration. He’s not shutting the door or turning off the porch light. He’s waiting. Patient. Steady. Kind. The kind of waiting that says, I see every mile you’ve walked… and I’ll still meet you at the door.

And maybe you needed that reminder today. Maybe you’ve taken the long way. Maybe you’re still figuring it out. Maybe you’re carrying regret for how long it’s taken.

But hear this, sweet friend—You are not too far gone. You are not too late. You are not beyond His reach. The light is still on. He’s still waiting. Share this with a friend who needs to hear this too! 

“So he got up and went to his father. But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him…” Luke 15:20

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Listen to Terrian's "Testimony."

Listen to Blanca + Ryan Ellis' "I'm Yours."

Listen to Carly Ann Taylor's "Why Should I Worry."

Listen to Jamie MacDonald's "Ain't No Way"

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "How Good It Is - Story Of A Song From The Psalms."

Listen to We The Kingdom's "Rescue Me."

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

Megan Woods releases her new song, "I Believe You.” Her debut single, “The Truth,” proclaimed who we are in Christ, and the new song, “I Believe You,” dives even deeper into the journey of trust and surrender when life feels overwhelming.

Lift your soul as you watch her performance of the song, "I Believe You".

The glorious thing about walking by faith in Jesus -- death has lost its power.  So MercyMe has decided, why not poke a little fun at it while we're at it? 

Showing that the band has not lost any of their humor or spiritual impact in their songwriting, here is MercyMe with the video for "Oh Death".

Grammy-winning duo for KING & COUNTRY ignites their musical journey anew with the powerful single "Word on Fire," their first original release in over two years, inspired by faith and resilience.

Two-time GRAMMY® Award-winning singer and songwriter Lauren Daigle released her first new music since the release of Look Up Child on September 7, 2018.  Her new single, “Thank God I Do,” is the lead music from her self-titled album, Lauren Daigle.  

We have more info and video of this new music!

MercyMe is back with a lyric video for their moving song, “Make It Well”.  This anthem from the band's 13th album is about asking the Lord for peace and comfort when life gets out of control.    

Watch the video, and let it bring just that to you.