MercyMe – I Can Only Imagine
Words cannot describe the impact that MercyMe’s I Can Only Imagine has had on the world. Despite its blatant Christian message, it crossed over into mainstream media about 2 years after its initial release. As
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Lauren Daigle – Trust in You
I reviewed O’Lord from Lauren Daigle’s album How Can It Be with a favorable score. Permit me to post again the main theme of this album: “There’s a continuing theme on this record—trust,” says
Hillsong UNITED – Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)
Ah yes, Oceans. That song which dominated Christian radio station airwaves for months and (occasionally) still runs on some stations. Congregations all over the world sang Hillsong UNITED’s Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) as
Cory Asbury – Reckless Love
Cory Asbury is a worship leader from Bethel Church in Redding, California. Back in 2009, he released Let Me See Your Eyes, a collection of indie-pop songs intended to bolster a passion for Jesus and sense
Hillsong UNITED – So Will I (100 Billion X)
Hillsong UNITED is a household name. Originating from Hillsong Church, which is located in Sydney, Australia, they are a powerhouse in Contemporary Christian Music. “Hillsong UNITED” is one of four major bands concocted from
Tenth avenue north – Control (Somehow You Want Me)
Following three Dove awards, Tenth Avenue North released in 2016 “Followers”, which includes their hit song “Control”. “This album is about following Jesus wherever He calls us,” explains frontman Mike Donehey. “Everyone says let’s follow
Lauren Daigle – O’Lord
I was surprised to see Lauran Daigle’s O’Lord on the Billboard top 100 Christian songs given that her album, How Can It Be, was released in 2015. I have much to learn! From her
MercyMe – Even If
When I grew up, this was a band whose music filled the home of one of my church buddies. MercyMe has been around since 1994, releasing a whopping 17 albums! They are at it
Hillsong Worship – What a Beautiful Name
I made a boo-boo. When I attempted to find the Billboard top 100 for Christian music for my first review, I failed to examine the date. As it turns out, NF’s “Let You Down”