Grammy-nominated Christian singer Hammitt releases “No Matter The Cost (Yes).”
I sincerely hope this song can be anthem for those trying to faithfully navigate seasons of transition, struggle, or surrender. -Hammitt
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Multi-Grammy and GMA Dove Award winning artist Steven Curtis Chapman shares “Forever The Love of My Life,” a heartfelt ballad he wrote for his wife, Mary Beth.
I started writing a song a while ago for my bride of 40 years (as of this past October! WOW!) I finally finished it and played it for her on her birthday back in November…and she liked it…A LOT! (YESSSS!) She gave me permission to share it with all of you, so I decided the “Valentines season” would be a great time to do just that…since “love is in the air”…(wait, isn’t that a song too?) So as an extra gift for my Valentine and the “love of my life” as I’ve called her all these years, I was able to put together a little music video as well, so here you go! Thanks so much…and Happy (early) Valentine’s Day. –Steven Curtis Chapman
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GRAMMY-Award winning singer/songwriter Brandon Lake shares a new version of his hit “Hard Fought Hallelujah” featuring country music superstar/rapper Jelly Roll. You can see the new “Hard Fought Hallelujah” feat. Jelly Roll visual below.
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The song originally debuted in November 2024 as #1 on the Christian/Gospel Songs Chart, #1 on the Christian/Gospel On-Demand Audio Streaming and Christian/Gospel On-Demand Overall Streaming charts, as well as #1 on the All-genre Digital Song Sales chart. “Hard Fought Hallelujah” beat Lake’s own record previously set by “That’s Who I Praise” for the largest debut streaming week for a single released by a Christian genre artist.
Anchor Hymns releases “Where Can I Go That My Maker Won’t Be?,” their second single recorded live at Covenant Presbyterian in Nashville, TN. Led by Citizens, Jason Houtsma, and Melanie Penn, the song displays Anchor Hymns’ signature soulful sound and thoughtful lyrics.
A melody for when questions are overwhelming, this new song makes space for moments of doubts and for the incomprehensible while leading listeners back to rest in God’s sovereignty. “Where Can I Go” balances the infinite and the intimate, recognizing God’s hand in the vastness of the universe and in the detail of human lives simultaneously.
The song also echoes the hope of resurrection, reminding that suffering in this life isn’t final and is always experienced with Christ. “Where Can I Go” seeks to be a song that that matters in all spaces of life and that gives hope beyond death, trusting in God’s comforting omnipresence through it all.
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Gather Worship – a collective of artists carrying the sound of global Church event, Gather25 – releases their second single. Titled “The Image,” the new song teases more of their forthcoming album, “Hear The World That You So Love Sing Back To You,” which comes out on February 21, 2025.
Spearheaded by executive producers Matt Redman and Jason Ingram, Gather Worship set out to write songs that capture the purpose of Gather25, namely to gather the Church worldwide through an unprecedented 25-hour global broadcast to pray, repent, worship, and discover how the love of Jesus is transforming the world through everyday people.
Penned during a songwriting camp, “The Image” flowed out of a desire to write something purely about Jesus, hoping to give worshipers a key anthem on the Gather25 journey and beyond.
“One thing I love about this song is it touches on the years between the cradle and the cross,” explained Redman. “We will sometimes sing of the birth and the death of Jesus, but not much else in-between. It’s so important to sing about those years because even before the cross, as He lived among us, Jesus put the heart of God fully on display.”
In keeping with Gather Worship’s mission to represent a glimpse of the global Church – every tribe and every tongue worshipping together – the new single is released in three languages.
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The English version is in collaboration with Matt Redman and Nigerian worship leader, Kaestrings, while the Spanish one (“La Imagen”) is with Josh Morales and features Guatemalan group, Miel San Marcos. Taiwanese worship ministry, Stream of Praise, are leading the Mandarin version (“愛的彰顯”), and additional group vocals were contributed from New Zealand’s Grace Vineyard Church.
An official music video for “The Image” (English Version) also accompanies the release. It features each artist singing from stunning landscapes in their various locations – Nigeria, New Zealand, and the US.
RIAA Platinum-selling, Dove Award-winning Katy Nichole shares the official music video for “When I Fall.” The track is the first single revealed from her upcoming sophomore album (title and release date TBA).
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“‘When I Fall’ was a song I wrote out of complete desperation. I just wept at my piano, and I cried out feeling so mentally, spiritually and physically drained,” remembers Nichole. “The words I sang were what I was praying in that moment.
So tired of trying to just be OK, I decided to be honest with myself and with God, and God met me exactly where I was. I felt so much peace bringing all that I am to the feet of Jesus. Whether it be joy or sadness or just my frustration, I knew I could talk to Jesus about anything, and he would love me through it.”
Quoting Psalm 27:7-8, Nichole continues, “This verse reminds me to be persistent and unwavering in my prayer. Because the Lord is listening and in His presence is where I will find everything that I need.”
Globally-acclaimed TRIBL Records celebrate winning Best Gospel Performance/Song at the 67th GRAMMY Awards, for the mega-single, “One Hallelujah” featuring Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Israel Houghton, Erica Campbell, Jonathan McReynolds, and Jekalyn Carr. The single “One Hallelujah” was the musical anchor of the 2024 domestic-sold out tour of the same name.
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Written by G. Morris Coleman, Israel Houghton, Kenneth Leonard, Jr., Tasha Cobbs Leonard & Naomi Raine, “One Hallelujah” unites the powerful voices of Jonathan McReynolds, Jekalyn Carr, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Israel Houghton, and Erica Campbell to deliver a message of praise and unity, blending their distinctive styles into a harmonious worship experience.
“The GRAMMY win for ‘One Hallelujah’ is a nod to the heartbeat of our company— that collaboration wins, especially when it comes to the Kingdom of God,” shares Insignia Co-Founder and CEO Norman Gyamfi, “We’re grateful for this honor, and for the artists who trusted us to steward the vision.”
Worship leader and fast rising recording artiste Obianuju Obiel is out with a powerful new single, Born of God, off her annual project, Adore.
Born of God was recorded at adore 4.0. It is a song of strength, faith, and victory.
Born of God, inspired by scripture, declares the victory of those who are in Christ: “Whatsoever is born of God overcomes the world, and this is the victory that overcomes the world—even our faith” In a time when the world faces many challenges, this song is a timely reminder that we are more than conquerors through faith in God. Born of God is more than a song—it is God’s story, a sound of encouragement, and an anthem of triumph.
Obianuju is dedicated to serving the Lord at home church Dominion City. Obianuju has a distinct sound and a calling to use music as tool to draw men fully experience the Love of God
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Amazing gospel music singer and minister, Kenebukky issues her 2025 debut titled “Yahweh,” accompanied by a very colourful video.
The song describes God’s expression of love towards us. It is a rhythmic song of praise that expresses gratitude and love for God.
In sharing the inspiration and motivation behind the song, Kenebukky quotes Psalm 7:17: “I give to the Lord the thanks due to His righteousness, and I sing praise to the name of the Lord, the Most High.”
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