Reviews

Mallary Hope self-identifies as a country artist, but this pastor’s daughter—who grew up singing in church and previously released mainstream country albums—gives us a straight-up pop-Christian release with Out Of My Hands.... Read more

It’s the musical flourishes that move so sweetly alongside Mack Brock’s heartfelt vocal delivery and experiential lyrics that make Covered such a stunning yet short listen.... Read more

Featuring a solid mixture of vertical praise and pop-flavored jams, Natasha Owens’ Warrior will be a welcome listen to longtime listeners.... Read more

Built on a foundation of theology and vertical praise, Luke + Anna Hellebronth’s debut, Motions of Mercy, is a welcome submission to the modern worship canon.... Read more

Amanda Lindsey Cook's first solo album in four years, House on a Hill, is a beautiful work of worship born in the silence and a celebration of God’s unfailing, ever-present love.... Read more

Joel Vaughn is on this Earth for one reason—to make pop music that glorifies God and leads people to worship Him. Vaughn is back with the second and final entry in the series. Control Vo1. 2.... Read more

Packed with great musicianship, smooth picking, and warm, friendly vocals alongside familiar songs, Deeper Roots: Where The Bluegrass Grows plays out like a homecoming party for Steven Curtis Chapman.... Read more

Packed full to the rafters with bold energy and passionate praise, Todd Dulaney’s To Africa With Love is a message well written and received.... Read more

Drawing on the melodies of time-honored hymns and favorite worship tracks, indie collective The Creak Music shines with their instrumental offering Still: Volume 3... Read more

The full-length debut from Wild Harbors follows a pair of EPs that have built momentum for this promising duo. Chris and Jenna Badeker explore vital topics of the heart on Monument, including honest reflections on marriage that will particularly minister to new couples.... Read more