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Christian musician and startup label founder Aaron Michaels has released “God of Miracles,” a worshipful anthem praising the healing love of God. The song is available now through Resurrection Records, and you can find it on Spotify and all other major streaming platforms.
True worship is bringing grief, doubt, and all the complexities of life, and using them all to point the way back to God: for others and, often, for ourselves.
Recently, Elevation Worship released a new song titled "Might Get Loud." Some have called the song "unreserved" and "electric." Compared to their usual sound of worship music, "Might Get Loud" is definitely different, and could be considered rock or metal.
Forsaken Hero has released an uplifting and atmospheric new song with “God of Revival." “God of Revival” has a powerful rock worship feel, and I am a fan especially of the stringed instrument start to the track. It gives an uplifting soaring feeling. The track then melds into what we've come to expect from Forsaken [...]
Disciple members Kevin Young, Josiah Prince, and Joey West have launched a brand new worship venture titled Honor & Glory. The band is booking church and ministry events now, and there is merch available through Disciple's webstore.
James Franchise, a solo artist from New York, has been making a name for himself by taking worship songs and giving them a metalcore spin.
By His Grace Entertainment and Compassion International Present Together We Rise: A Night of Worship and Stories with We Are Vessel and special guest Jenna Parr on May 1 at 7 PM Eastern / 6 PM Central.
John and Korey Cooper of Skillet have been making use of the time home with their family to record some piano renditions of Skillet songs. Today they shared "Whispers in the Dark," with a surprise chorus from Hillsong's "Oceans" woven into the classic Comatose song.
Former Hawk Nelson lead singer Jason Dunn released a new song on his YouTube channel on February 12.
Reclaim The Day has just released their first single "Who You Are," a track produced by Josiah Prince (Disciple).
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