Gotee Records’ Terrian releases a brand new song, “Testimony,” available everywhere today. This song is featured in episode one of theoriginal Angel Series, Miracle, which begins on Monday, September 29th. Listen to this powerful anthem, “Testimony,” now.
This new series is a supernatural exploration of true stories that defy science, logic, and explanation —real-life events that seem impossible. Each episode combines gripping firsthand accounts, cinematic reenactments, expert insights, and exclusive music from a Christian artist, including this first episode with Terrian’s song “Testimony.”
This song was co-written with Terrian, Matt Hammit, and Josh Silverberg. She is one of several renowned artists featured in the series, which includes original songs by Natalie Grant, Phil Wickham, Rita Springer, and more.
“This song means so much because I believe it is the story of every believer,” shares Terrian. “We have all experienced the same miracle – that miracle is our souls being redeemed from death to life. We are left with no choice but to look in the mirror and proclaim to the world that we are living, breathing testimonies all because of what the Lord has done. I hope you are able to sing this song over your lives.”
The new song will also be added to 11+ radio stations from the outset, including K-LOVE, KWND in Springfield, MO, and WCTL in Erie, PA. WBFJ in Greensboro, NC, WMIT in Asheville, NC, KCFB in St. Cloud, MN, KFNW in Fargo, ND, KYTT in Eugene, OR, WJIE in Louisville, KY, WJTL in Lancaster, PA, and WORQ in Green Bay, WI.
Terrian Releases New Song “Testimony” Featured In Original Angel Series “Miracle”
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Terrian continues to expand her global reach, recently making her UK debut with a powerful performance at Big Church Day Out festival and joining Elevation Rhythm for a string of international dates across Europe. She also brought her dynamic live show to audiences in Brazil, further solidifying her worldwide impact. Next month, Terrian will take center stage as she headlines her own tour, joined by special guest Aaron Cole.
Worship leader and songwriter, Alexander Pappas(founding frontman of Hillsong Young & Free),bridges personal devotion and congregational praise with his new song, “Everything with Breath,” which is available now through Integrity Music.
“The inspiration behind ‘Everything With Breath’ is the power of praise,” shares Alexander Pappas. “From Acts 16 to Psalm 150, Scripture reminds us that praise shakes foundations, reorders love, and is the most important thing we can do with our time, our breath, and our lives.”
This is the first single on his upcoming project, which will mark a shift from a season of releasing ‘Monday’ music to ‘Sunday’ music — from the everyday worship songs to Pappas’ roots in congregational worship. Overall, the project is complete, featuring songs for the church that convey a clear message of Jesus’ hope and encouragement in the believer’s walk with Him.
As a founding member of the 2x GRAMMY-nominated band Hillsong Young & Free, Alexander Pappas has a rich background in writing songs for congregational settings, such as “Alive,” “Wake,” “Real Love,” and “Echo” (Elevation Worship). He is passionate about writing songs that are honest and Spirit-led, that draw people to the heart of God, serve the church in worship, and boldly proclaim the Gospel.
Alexander Pappas Releases New Church Anthem “Everything With Breath”
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“My prayer is that this new song carries more than a melody or good energy—that it carries a revelation. Praise isn’t meant to stay locked inside; it’s meant to be lived out. Breakthrough is often waiting just beyond our comfort zone, and joy is always waiting on the other side of praise.”
Eyal Erlich’s music may not wear a cross around its neck, but it carries the weight of human struggle in a way that resonates deeply with the Christian heart. His four recent songs—“All in All,” “Jenny,” “Already In,” and “I Wish I Knew”—are meditations on longing, brokenness, and the hope of connection. And when heard through the lens of faith, they echo the universal cry for grace and redemption.
“All in All” feels almost like a psalm for the weary artist. “I got my symphony and I got rent / Got no sympathy, and my life’s spent.” The lyric is brutally honest about the cost of chasing dreams, the collision of calling and survival. Yet the chorus—“All in all, to be with you”—offers a glimmer of something more. To the believer, those words could easily be heard as a prayer: that despite life’s chaos, the ultimate desire is communion, whether with a loved one or with God Himself.
Eyal Erlich: Honest Songs Through the Lens of Faith
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“Jenny” is the most haunting. Jenny is broken, searching, fragile—“a kite with nothing to hold her down,” “a paper man” to fold and discard. She carries wounds, even a “purple heart,” but the love she longs for cannot heal her. To a Christian listener, Jenny is every soul chasing fulfillment in the wrong places, every wanderer lost in the wilderness of desire without finding the anchor of God’s love.
The song becomes a reminder of how human relationships, however tender, can never completely satisfy the hunger only Christ can fill.
“Already In” offers a brighter picture, though it’s still tinged with the complexities of surrender. “Your waves have made my shore,” Erlich sings. The image of waves shaping a shore recalls the way God’s Spirit reshapes our lives when we finally yield. But there’s a dual edge here: surrendering to passion can also lead to ruin. The repeated refrain—“I’m already in”—reads like both confession and commitment. For people of faith, it’s a powerful reminder that surrender is inevitable. The question is: to whom will we yield—our impulses, or our Savior?
The heaviest track, “I Wish I Knew,” speaks with raw honesty about regret and unanswered questions. “The murder weapon is you.” “Your clenching teeth keep him near.” These lines describe a love turned violent, destructive, even fatal.
It’s painful, yes—but it’s also truthful about sin’s wages. And yet, within the yearning—“I wish I knew how to stay in love with you”—we hear the deeper human desire: for constancy, for faithfulness, for love that doesn’t abandon. From a Christian perspective, that desire finds its answer only in God’s steadfast love, which endures when all else fails.
In the end, Erlich’s songs aren’t hymns, but they are honest. They shine a light on the human condition—restless, wounded, reaching. And for those with ears of faith, they open a doorway to reflection, reminding us that behind every cry for love is a deeper cry for redemption.
Bethel Music’s Garett and Kate Serban announce the release of their debut single “How Great Thou Art (Live),” Captured during a Sunday service at Bethel Church in Redding, Calif., the powerful recording breathes new life into the timeless hymn, offering a Spirit-filled expression of worship.
Rooted in a legacy of generational faith and awe for God’s greatness, “How Great Thou Art (Live)” marks Garett and Kate Serbans’ first official release since joining the Bethel Music collective earlier this year. Featuring rich harmonies and a passionate delivery, the track invites listeners into a moment of worship that reverberates with wonder, surrender, and deep reverence.
Bethel Music’s Garett & Kate Serban Release Debut Single “How Great Thou Art (Live)”
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“We are so excited for the release of ‘How Great Thou Art,’” says Garett and Kate Serban. “This song is a timeless hymn that we grew up on that holds rich history in our lives. We love how it tells the story of our creator God and our Savior. It really centers us back to how vast our God is and what we have to look forward to on the day we step into eternity, meeting Him face to face, the moment we all are waiting for.
What a moment that will be! We pray that this song will continue to take root in our children and their children’s children. We remember hearing our grandparents sing this hymn over us and we desire that our grandchildren will remember us singing this in the years to come. A generational proclamation of who our God is!”
The couple, based in Franklin, Tenn., joined Bethel Music in December 2024 following the growth of their weekly online “Worship Sessions” – a spontaneous gathering marked by unhurried, Spirit-led moments of worship. Raised in ministry as pastor’s kids, Garett and Kate Serban each began leading worship at a young age and have carried a shared heart for worship and revival since their early years in local church leadership.
ELEVATION RHYTHM is experiencing significant momentum this year after the release of their latest project, Victory Lap, in May. This was followed by a headlining tour that wraps up this month, and today they released a brand new song titled “Washed.” This joyful, high-energy anthem celebrates redemption and freedom, inviting listeners to rejoice in being made clean and victorious through God’s love and mercy.
“This song has been pure joy for our youth,” shares Elevation RHYTHM’s Josh Holiday. “The message of being made clean through the cross collides with these bright, guitar-pop sonics that feel fun, free, and full of life. It’s worshipful, but it also makes you want to move. Our hope is that people carry it like an anthem—something they don’t just sing, but believe and celebrate in their everyday lives.”
Elevation Rhythm Drops A Brand New Song “Washed” As They Wrap Up Headline Tour
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This year, Elevation RHYTHM has reached new heights with its single “Goodbye Yesterday” soaring to No. 1 at radio and earning Dove Award and K-LOVE Fan Award nominations. The group has performed in front of its largest audiences yet, joining Forrest Frank on his sold-out tour, headlining their own U.S. run, and playing international festivals like Big Church Day Out.
They also made their K-LOVE Fan Awards debut with a live performance of their hit song, “Goodbye Yesterday,” appeared at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheater for K-LOVE Live at Red Rocks, and will take the stage next at the 56th Annual GMA Dove Awards, where they’re nominated in three categories.
In a recent issue of Relevant Magazine, Holiday expressed that the group is just getting started: “We’re always exploring. What does it sound like to tell the Gospel in this way? What does it sound like to portray Jesus in that light? That’s what keeps us going.”
Dove Award-winning songwriter and worship leader Tim Hughes is joined by four-time GRAMMY-nominated Cody Carnes to record a new expression of “Here I Am To Worship.”
Ranked as the No. 1 most popular song sung in churches for two consecutive years (2003 and 2004) by CCLI, “Here I Am To Worship” continues to be a top 50 song on the CCLI Top 100 chart week after week. Written by Hughes, who received both Inspirational (2003) and Worship (2004) Song of the Year Dove Awards for the worship favorite, “Here I Am To Worship” carries a simple, yet profound message that centers on the wonder of Christ’s sacrifice and our response of worship.
Beginning the song in 1999 while he was attending The University of Sheffield in England, Hughes was inspired by Scripture. “I remember I was reading Philippians 2, which talked about imitating Christ’s humility and his obedience to death, even death on the cross,” he shares. “And off the back of that I found myself in my room at the university picking up the guitar and this melody flowed out: Light of the world, You stepped down into darkness.
And then I have this bridge section: I’ll never know how much it cost to see my sin upon that cross. But then I could never finish the chorus. To be honest, I gave up on the song and forgot about it. But then six months later, during a devotion time, I started singing that bridge again. The lyrics stumbled out in response to Jesus’s amazing sacrificial love: Here I am to worship. Here I am to bow down. Here I am to say that You’re my God.
“The interesting thing about the song was that I initially didn’t think it was particularly good,” continues Hughes, who decided to sing the song for the first time at an event, but had low expectations for the response. “We sung it and it just kicked off, totally surprising me. And then, probably a month or so later, on my first time in America, I was invited to this conference, and I was asked to sing this song. I sang it, then tried to get off the stage and everyone kept singing for like 15 minutes. I was like, ‘what’s happening?’”
Tim Hughes & Cody Carnes “Here I Am To Worship” Duet Releases From House Of Worship Live Project
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As “Here I Am To Worship” began to travel the world, soon to be the most widely sung modern worship song across denominations, Carnes was one of the thousands of worship leaders to lead the song. “I started leading worship when I was around 13 or 14, and it was one of the first songs that I led in my church,” recalls Carnes. “And I remember getting emotional when we sang the bridge. … I know that’s the presence of God, that’s God moving the room, but back then, I was just being overwhelmed with emotion from the lyric. That lyric captures the gratitude of what Jesus did. It’s just such a simple one line, but it captures so much.”
One life-changing testimony of the song’s impact is the story of how it inspired a 20-year veteran in leadership at The Procter & Gamble Company to change his career path, moving him into the non-profit sector to lead World Vision. “God-inspired music has the power to change our lives.
It happened to me when I heard Tim Hughes’ song ‘Here I Am to Worship’ for the first time,” confirms Edgar Sandoval Sr., President / CEO of World Vision. “In that moment, the Holy Spirit humbled me and led me to fully surrender my heart to Jesus. The impact of that song changed my trajectory, leading me to where I am today: serving the Lord through World Vision.”
“Here I Am To Worship” follows the House of Worship lead single and video, “Shout To The Lord – Live,” a duet of this global worship anthem by original writer and Dove Award-winning, RIAA Gold-selling Australian worship pioneer Darlene Zschech and 17-time GRAMMY Award-winning gospel icon CeCe Winans.
With more duets to be revealed in the coming months, this groundbreaking album unites for the first time the world’s most iconic worship artists with today’s leading and emerging voices in worship music. Twenty-five artists in all collaborate to reimagine classics, offering a fresh and inspiring expression that bridges generations and celebrates the enduring power of worship music. Together, these artists have received 48 GRAMMY Awards (138 nominations) and 176 Dove Awards.
Following the release of the album, a one-of-a-kind House of Worship event is set to stream Feb. 1, 2026 in partnership with The Fuel Music and in:ciite® Events. Churches, small groups and more are invited to register at https://houseofworshipmusic.com/events/ for this World Vision sponsored event that promises to be an unforgettable night of worship with believers from around the globe.
Artists featured on the recording and stream include Brenton Brown, Brian and Jenn Johnson, Brian Doerksen, CeCe Winans, Charity Gayle, Chris Brown (Elevation Worship), Chris McClarney, Christy Nockels, Cody Carnes, Darlene Zschech, Ed Cash (We The Kingdom), Hillary Scott, Israel Houghton, Josh Baldwin, Kari Jobe, Leeland Mooring, Martin Smith, Matt Redman, Michael W. Smith, Mitch Wong, Naomi Raine, Pat Barrett, Paul Baloche and Tim Hughes.
Produced by Paul Mabury and John Hartley, House of Worship features four-time GRAMMY and 45-time Dove Awards-winner Michael W. Smith on piano; twice GRAMMY-winning Mabury on drums; three-time GRAMMY and Dove Award-winning Dwan Hill on organ; Stu Garrard on guitar; David Curran on bass; and more stellar musicians.
The full, House of Worship project, executive produced by Michael W. Smith and Zschech, was recorded and filmed in-the-round at World Wide Stages (Spring Hill, TN) with all 25 artists together in the same room.
Ori Music Group proudly presents the House of Worship project, a bold testament to its commitment to creating, funding and creatively directing impactful content that inspires, uplifts and fosters hope, guiding people across the globe toward intimacy with God.
The concept, ideation and creative content for House of Worship comes from industry veterans and co-executive producers Danny McGuffey, Steve Nicolle and John Hartley.
Christian rap artist Anike, formerly known as Wande, debuts the official video for her 2024 collaboration with Lecrae titled “Send That.” Collaborating with the dynamic Lecrae, the track exudes energy, emphasizing the surrender to God’s will. It serves as a poignant reminder to walk in alignment with God in all facets of life.
Reflecting on the song, Anike shares, “This record captures my journey toward breakthrough. It’s about embracing discomfort and boldly walking the path God has laid out for us. Collaborating with Lecrae on this track has been phenomenal. His desire for spreading a message of faith and empowerment perfectly complements the song and his legacy reinforces just how powerful God is when you trust in his plan for you.”
Anike “Send That” Feat. Lecrae Official Music Video
Gospel music’s coolest crooner Jason Nelson and the incredible vocalist Melvin Crispell III were a dynamic duo on the stage of the 40th annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards that aired this past weekend on the BET cable channel. Their vocals soared on the soulful worship tune “Yahweh” that won thunderous applause from the sold-out audience.
The song hit No. 1 on both the Billboard and Mediabase Gospel Airplay charts a few months ago. The song drew praise across social media where one fan wrote on Instagram, “Jason Nelson can just sing anything.”
Jason Nelson Shines On Stellar Awards Stage; Pushes Next Radio Single
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Jason Nelson, who was nominated for nine Stellar Awards, took home a trophy in the category of Contemporary Album of the Year for his critically acclaimed project, You Belong: Live in Durham. Another track from the album is climbing gospel radio playlists everywhere.
The velvet smooth single “Made New (Radio Edit)” with Madison Ryan Ward is already a fan favorite having gained nearly 5 million digital streams. The 40th annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards program is airing in syndication through the end of September.
19x Stellar Award Winner, Pastor Mike Jr., (affectionately known as PMJ) releases “Blessed.” You can watch the official music video for this new song below.
Dubbed “The New King of Urban Inspiration,” PMJ. has scored seven consecutive number-one singles (“Amen,” “B!G,” “I Got It,” “Amazing,” “Impossible” and “Windows”) on Billboard’s National Gospel Airplay chart. His breakout single “B!G” was recognized as Billboard’s #1 Gospel Airplay Song of 2020. He serves as the Senior Pastor of Rock City Church in Birmingham, AL.
Provident Entertainment’s worship leader and songwriter Patrick Mayberry releases a new single titled “Everlasting Arms.” As a new member of the Provident family, Mayberry signed with the label earlier this year. “Everlasting Arms” is among the first few of many new songs that will be released in the coming months.
My prayer is that it points you back to the trust we can have in God every single day. -Mayberry
Patrick Mayberry Releases New Single “Everlasting Arms”
