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The Guardians “It’s Still Good News” Album Review

The Guardians have captured the majestic and intimacy of worship judiciously on their latest release. "It's Still Good News," their third outing for StowTown Records, is like their preceding records, it is extremely well-executed.
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Kari Jobe “The Blessing (Live)” Album Review

At the start of the pandemic, Kari Jobe's "The Blessing" was the song for the times. While the world went into a frenzy, Jobe pronounced God's blessings upon us. Setting Num 6:24-26 into a fresh and invigorating anthem of refuge, the song has been the theme soundtrack for countless of Christians.
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Sandra McCracken “Patient Kingdom” Album Review

Sandra McCracken is a national treasure that is yet to be discovered. For the unacquainted, McCracken has been crafting and recording hymn-like worship tunes that mines the theological depths of the Christian faith.
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The Nelons “Peace at Last” Album Review

Song titles are like advertising slogans. Some can so whet our appetites that we feel compelled to listen to them.
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Josh Baldwin “Evidence” Album Review

Touted as the new Chris Stapleton-meets-Matt Redman, Bethel Music's Josh Baldwin's "Evidence" promises to be different from what passes as worship music today.
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Natalie Grant “No Stranger” Album Review

After a five-year hiatus, Natalie Grant is back with her much anticipated new Curb Release "No Stranger." Vocally, Grant has not lost an iota of her powerhouse greatness. She is still one of the few CCM artists who can emote with both verve and vulnerability.
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REVERE “REVERE” Album Review

REVERE is a creation of Integrity music to recapture the intimacy of corporate worship. The emphasis here is on the corporateness of worship. Every song on this 16-track list (of which there are 12 song; a couple of prayers and reprisals) is made for God's people to sing with the aim of drawing close to our loving Savior together.
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Riley Harrison Clark “Oh How You Love” Album Review

Though there is only one new song in the oeuvre (the title cut "Oh How You Love"), yet there's something about this 9-song record that grabs you from the beginning right to the end.
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Hillsong Young and Free “All of My Best Friends” Album Review

Writing worship songs is like entering into a conversation: God and the writer need to have a chance to speak. Unfortunately with Y&F, they have dominated the conversation far too much that God and his Word don't get much of a say.
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The Collingsworth Family “Worship From Home” Album Review

The Collingsworth Family's "Worship from Home" is made for these times, yet it is so timeless.
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