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American Idol fan-favorite Danny Gokey offers a twelve-song set of stirring anthems, songs of comfort, and healing.

Christian music favorite Phil Wickham delivers a tender and triumphant eighth album.

YouTube sensation Anne Wilson rockets up the charts with “My Jesus.”

Andrew Greer collaborates with other musicians such as Buddy Greene and Anthony Evans on a soothing, peaceful album.

The former lead singer of Tenth Avenue North returns to the music scene for his first solo album.

A fresh collection of 12 rootsy and melodic originals from Carolyn Arends, the Canadian artist often called “a songwriter's songwriter.”

A group of celebrated female authors, artists, and songwriters collaborate on an album-length response to God’s faithfulness to women throughout Scripture and in their own lives.

The much anticipated full-length debut record of the sibling trio Cain spells joy and celebration.

Carrie Underwood releases a gospel album of cherished hymns.

King & Country revisit their golden “Burn the Ships” record with collaborations and remixes.

Michael Canaan’s debut EP quiets the soul with faith-filled jazz.

A 5-song EP from First15, the daily devotional series that reaches millions around the world.

TobyMac collaborator Terrian delivers an upbeat, gospel-infused debut EP.

Listeners can soak in the hope-filled message of their God-imbued worth in this refreshing album.

Belgium singer-songwriter Asarela reflects on God making all things new in her debut album.

Popular Christian singer Lincoln Brewster falls a bit short with his “pandemic album.”

Packed with radio hits, this jazzy, soulful Christian album resonates with hope.

A reflective live worship album invites listeners to remember God’s character.

UK Indie folk group Orphan No More offers a soulful blend of lament and praise.

Celebration Worship, composed of Dove Award-winning artists and worship team members from Jacksonville, Fla.-based Celebration Church, releases its ninth album.

A collaboration between two innovative worship groups produces a stirring album extolling God’s provision and goodness.

Sarah Reeves’ fourth album boasts some of the most vulnerable writing of her career, set against a backdrop of colorful, propulsive pop.