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Not only does the Rhett Walker Band know how to rock, they know how to roll with the conversation. The lead singer and band’s namesake talks about making mistakes, the reality of redemption, and the importance of community (and new music!) in the latest 'Features on Film with Andrew Greer.'

Adding to a string of summer singles, Influencers are unveiling “Forevermore” today through Syntax Creative to all digital outlets. The compelling ballad builds to the anchoring chorus of “I am Yours forevermore” harkening back to Ephesians 1:18.

Two-time GRAMMY Award nominee and platinum recording artist Lauren Daigle has released the title track from her forthcoming album, Look Up Child.

She may be the undisputed “Queen Of Soul,” but Aretha Franklin also holds the esteemed distinction of scoring the best-selling live gospel album ever in the form of 1972’s Amazing Grace. Check out this weeks Out & About, featuring Aretha Franklin

7eventh Time Down joins Bonnie Curry in the first episode of CCM Magazine's 'From the Couch.'

Less than a year ago, Linda Doane had been given 2-12 months to live, but now, after participating in a clinical trial, she has been declared in full remission for the first time. Free from the cancer battle, she is using her breath to praise God with Inspiration Worship. The release of her first album, Powerful, is the fulfillment of promises, callings and giftings in her life.

Essential Sound has released four unique singles this summer that combine the musical components of worship and hip-hop music creating the collaboration called The Sound.

Michael Farren has gifted some wonderful compositions to other artists over the last several years years, penning beloved songs for the likes of Lauren Daigle, Michael W. Smith, Mandisa and Natalie Grant. Along...

Worship singer Leon Timbo stopped by the CCM Magazine studio to talk with Paul Gibson about his new album and more!

Gospel group Zion’s Joy! became the subject of headliners galore when Facebook blocked the video for its single “What Would Heaven Look Like,” mistakenly labeling it as “political content” prior to apologizing and reinstating the clip