Point of Grace, the multi-platinum, award-winning group that has defined the sound of Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) for over three decades, is proud to announce the official radio and digital push for their latest powerhouse single, “Stand.”
Coming off the heels of their highly successful “Glorious Night” holiday tour, the trio—consisting of Shelley Breen, Denise Jones, and Leigh Cappillino—is turning their focus to a message of unwavering stability in a shifting world. “Stand” is a mid-tempo, harmony-rich anthem that serves as both a reminder and a challenge to the Body of Christ to remain anchored in the Truth.
Produced with the group’s signature blend of folk-inspired pop and lush vocal arrangements, “Stand” addresses the modern landscape of uncertainty with a biblical mandate. The lyrics echo the exhortation of Ephesians 6:13: “Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground.”
Five-time GRAMMY® Award-winning worship leader and songwriter Brandon Lake has answered the overwhelming cries of his fanbase by releasing the official collaboration version of his hit single, “When A Cowboy Prays,” featuring country music superstar Cody Johnson.
The track, which originally debuted as a solo effort in September 2025, became an instant viral sensation, with fans across TikTok and Instagram flooding Lake’s comments with one request: “Get Cody Johnson on this.” Today, that prayer has been answered.
“When A Cowboy Prays” is a rugged, soul-stirring ballad that explores the intersection of grit and grace. Inspired by the biblical promise in James 5:16, the song paints a vivid picture of a man whose faith is as weathered and reliable as his leather-bound Bible. With lyrics like “When a cowboy prays, it starts raining in Oklahoma / Long lost sons come home to mama,” the track celebrates the quiet, earth-shaking power of sincere, humble intercession.
Following the massive success of their Summer ’24 and Testify projects, the Columbus-based collective Rock City Worship has officially released their first major single of the year, “Refresh.” Dropped on January 9th, the track arrives as a timely prayer for the global church, designed to usher listeners into a season of spiritual restoration and clarity.
“Refresh” is more than just a song; it is an intentional petition. Written as a response to the busyness and weariness that often characterizes modern life, the track calls for believers to slow down, realign their hearts, and invite the Holy Spirit to breathe life into the “worn-out” places of the soul.
Five-time GRAMMY® nominee and multi-award-winning artist Matthew West is kicking off the new year with a powerful reminder of God’s character. His brand-new single, “Good,” officially released on January 9, 2026, marks the artist’s first musical offering of the year and sets a profound tone of surrender and gratitude for the months ahead.
Known as one of Christian music’s most prolific storytellers, West wrote “Good” alongside longtime collaborator AJ Pruis. The song is a contemplative reflection on the nature of grace, drawing inspiration from the Book of Romans. It explores the transformative shift from striving for worthiness to resting in God’s unconditional love.
Canadian worship collective HOMECOMING releases their new alternative worship anthem “UPSIDE DOWN” today, continuing a breakout season of momentum since joining NRT Music.
The group has quickly proven to be an emerging young voice in modern worship, surpassing 600,000 total streams across Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music in under a year, as their songs connect deeply with young worshippers and church communities across Canada and beyond.
Homecoming Flips Fear Into Faith With New Alt-Worship Anthem ‘Upside Down’
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“UPSIDE DOWN” captures the moment Jesus breaks through fear, anxiety, and the empty patterns that never satisfy. Written out of HOMECOMING’s own battles with doubt, the song reflects the shock of discovering real joy in Him. It stands as a reminder that Jesus still rescues, still speaks, and still turns lives upside down with hope, purpose, and a freedom that changes everything. Built around bold declarations and an anthemic chorus, the track invites listeners to leave fear behind and step fully into the life Christ offers.
HOMECOMING is a Canadian collective of musicians united by a shared passion for heartfelt worship and engaging performance. Drawing from a rich blend of pop, rock, and worship influences, they create uplifting songs that reflect life’s highs and lows while always pointing toward hope and belonging. Through catchy hooks and reflective lyrics, HOMECOMING invites listeners on a journey of renewed purpose, reminding them that every story has a place and every life can be transformed.
Beloved Christian worship collective Zoe Worshipproudly announces the release of their uplifting worship single, “You’re the Reason.” This heartfelt Christian music release invites believers to reflect on the central reason for praise and devotion — the life, love, and faithfulness of Jesus.
“You’re the Reason” is a spiritually rich worship song that beautifully expresses deep gratitude and joy in the Lord, capturing the essence of why believers sing, pray, and worship. With its soulful lyrics and tender melody, the song celebrates how Jesus is the very reason for life, love, and praise in the hearts of His followers.
The intimate and heartfelt sound of “You’re the Reason” resonates with worshippers seeking encouragement and spiritual grounding. Its themes of thankfulness, devotion, and joyful praise make it a fitting addition to personal worship playlists, church services, and Christian radio rotations. Worship leaders and listeners alike are embracing the song as a meaningful expression of faith.
In a world yearning for hope and divine purpose, “You’re the Reason” stands as a powerful reminder of Christ’s love and sustaining presence in every believer’s life. The track aligns with the uplifting tradition of modern worship music, offering a fresh voice that draws hearts closer to God.
Zoe Worship is the worship collective of Zoe Church LA, a multi-site church based in Los Angeles, California, led by Senior Pastors Chad and Julia Veach. With a diverse sound that blends contemporary worship with anthemic melodies, Zoe Worship leads the church in songs that inspire faith, hope, and love. Our mission is to create moments where people can encounter God’s presence and experience the transformative power of His love. Our aim is to point hearts toward Jesus, making worship accessible and authentic for everyone.
Acclaimed Centricity Music singer/songwriter Jason Gray topped the Christian Mediabase AC published radio chart for two consecutive weeks during the recent Christmas season with ‘Comfort & Joy‘ that features the impeccable harmonies of Platinum-selling vocal group Point of Grace. The song also prompted Pandora to highlight Gray as the cover of its Contemporary Christian Christmas station.
Jason Gray’s ‘Comfort & Joy’ Featuring Point Of Grace Became The No. 1 Christmas Radio Single Of 2025
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Written and recorded before his first Christmas tour with Point of Grace, which was reprised this past season, Gray recalls what led to the creation of “Comfort & Joy” that was produced by his son, Kipper: “I had gotten some painful news the day before we wrote this song,” he shares. “I almost cancelled the write, but at the last minute decided to go.
I was a bit broken hearted when I got there, but I noticed that as we (Point of Grace and I) talked about all the things that make Christmas ‘Christmas’ for us, I got caught up in the spirit of the season. And I experienced how even just that spirit—so saturated with Christ—has healing, restorative powers in and of itself.
“My spirit was lifted and, in spite of what was going on in my life, I think we wrote a pretty joyful song!” continues Gray. “Such inauspicious beginnings. I hope that Spirit finds you wherever you are and brings you tidings of comfort and joy.”
Expressing his thanks to radio for playing the song, Gray adds, “In a world where common ground is shrinking and shared experiences are more and more scarce, radio seems more meaningful than ever to me—for shaping culture, building up larger communities, broadcasting hope and for setting a large table millions can gather around.”
Following several Christmas tour dates with Point of Grace last month, including an event at Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, Gray continued performing additional solo Christmas concerts, including one joined by Nichole Nordeman who is a featured guest on his Christmas Stories: Repeat the Sounding Joy album released in 2012.
Gray’s latest studio offering, Greatest Hits (Acoustic), contains all new, re-imagined acoustic performances of his 12 biggest-ever hits spanning his acclaimed, 19-year career. All of these original recordings, which have accumulated over 131 Million streams to date, are also now available in Dolby Atmos.
Beloved Christian artist Aaron Shust proudly announces the release of his latest worship single, “Peter’s Confession,” now streaming globally on Spotify and other major music platforms. This powerful new Christian music release invites listeners to reflect on the foundational truth of faith and the life-changing declaration of Jesus as Lord, encouraging believers to deepen their trust and devotion.
“Peter’s Confession” is a spiritually rich worship song that weaves heartfelt testimony with reverent musical expression, celebrating the moment when Peter declared “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God” — a defining confession of faith in the Christian journey. Crafted with creative depth and scriptural resonance, the track highlights Aaron Shust’s gift for writing worshipful and transformative Christian music that resonates with listeners around the world.
Listeners are drawn to the song’s intimate lyrics and worshipful sound, which echo themes of faith, revelation, and commitment to Christ. “Peter’s Confession” is quickly gaining attention from worship leaders, gospel music fans, and Christian radio curators, with many adding the track to Christian worship playlists for both personal devotion and congregational reflection.
In a world longing for spiritual clarity and encouragement, “Peter’s Confession” stands as a timely reminder of the power of acknowledging Jesus as Savior and Lord. The song aligns with the uplifting tradition of modern Christian worship music while offering a uniquely personal and scripture-rooted message of faith.
Aaron Shust is a respected American contemporary Christian music artist known for crafting worshipful, heartfelt songs that bridge devotion and lyrical depth. Over his long career, Shust has released beloved worship anthems and insightful praise music that have inspired believers and worship communities globally. He continues to uplift hearts through music that points listeners to Christ.
Beloved Christian artist Andrew Ripp announces the release of their latest worship single, “I’d Do It Again,” now streaming globally on Spotify and other major music platforms. This powerful new Christian music release invites listeners to reflect on God’s faithfulness through every season, encouraging believers to remain steadfast in trust, gratitude, and hope.
“I’d Do It Again” is a spiritually rich worship song that weaves honest testimony with melodic expression, celebrating the journey of faith and the unending grace of God. Crafted with reverence and creative depth, the track highlights Andrew Ripp’s gift for writing deeply moving Christian music that resonates with worshippers across generations and backgrounds.
Listeners are drawn to the song’s intimate lyrics and uplifting sound, which echo themes of resilience, devotion, and divine love. The release is already gaining attention from worship leaders, Christian radio curators, and gospel music platforms, with many adding the song to curated playlists for personal devotion and congregational worship.
In a world increasingly hungry for encouragement and spiritual grounding, “I’d Do It Again” stands out as a timely reminder of God’s steadfast presence and unfailing love. The song aligns with the uplifting tradition of modern Christian worship music while offering a refreshing message of faith, thankfulness, and trust.
Andrew Ripp is a respected Christian artist known for creating worshipful, heartfelt music that bridges contemporary sounds with gospel depth. Their body of work includes acclaimed singles and collaborations that have reached listeners through streaming platforms, Christian radio, and worship communities worldwide. Through music, Andrew Ripp continues to inspire believers and point hearts toward God.
Pam Ross’s“Reading Your Text” feels less like a breakup song and more like a moment of conviction—the kind that arrives quietly, unexpectedly, and lingers long after the noise fades. It is a song about distraction, yes, but more deeply, it is about what happens when unresolved pain pulls our eyes away from the path God intends us to walk.
Inspired by a real-life encounter with a driver swerving on the road, Ross reframes a moment of frustration into empathy. Instead of condemning the behavior, she asks a spiritual question many of us wrestle with: what kind of hurt causes someone to lose sight of what matters most? That question gives the song its moral and emotional weight.
The opening verse immediately establishes disorder: “I’m changing lanes with my signal off / Check my rearview for the cops.” From a faith-based lens, this imagery resonates as a picture of life lived out of alignment—moving forward without clear direction, watching for consequences instead of guidance.
When Ross follows with “You took my heart and I took your word / Then crashed into you when the lines got blurred,” the song quietly echoes Proverbs’ warnings about misplaced trust and blurred boundaries.
The chorus is where the spiritual tension becomes unmistakable: “I’m shifting gears with the sun in my eyes / While I read the text where you said goodbye.” Here, the “sun in my eyes” can be heard as truth trying to break through, while the fixation on the text represents our tendency to cling to what has already ended.
Spiritually, it reflects the struggle between holding onto pain and surrendering it to God—a reminder that healing often requires us to stop rereading the past and start trusting what lies ahead.
When the Road Becomes a Reckoning: Pam Ross’s ‘Reading Your Text’ and the Cost of Carrying Hurt Alone
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Musically, “Reading Your Text” remains grounded and restrained, allowing the message to lead. Ross’s vocal delivery is honest and vulnerable, never theatrical. That humility serves the song well, reinforcing its deeper meaning: this is not a story about blame, but about awareness.
The bridge is perhaps the song’s most sobering moment: “One hand on the phone and one the gear / Using my elbow to steer the wheel.” From a Christian viewpoint, it’s a stark image of divided focus—trying to control life with one hand while refusing to let go of what weighs us down. Scripture often reminds us that we cannot serve two masters, and Ross illustrates that truth without preaching it.
Ultimately, “Reading Your Text” feels like a gentle but firm reminder to place our burdens where they belong. It invites listeners to consider what they’re holding onto, what they’re staring at, and whether it’s keeping them from seeing God’s direction clearly.
Pam Ross doesn’t offer easy answers here—but she offers something just as meaningful: reflection. And sometimes, reflection is the first step toward healing, repentance, and renewal.
