From Running Wild to Burning Ships: for King & Country Reflect on Life Lessons

For King & Country hasn’t exactly been quiet since 2014, when the duo’s last studio album was released. The brothers have released a few new songs and a live Christmas album. They’ve been a part of a major motion picture on human trafficking, Priceless. And on the personal side, the band family has grown, with weddings and babies and life events.

Where Are They Now? — The Normals

The Normals is one of those bands that will earn you cool points if referenced in casual conversation. Formed in 1998 and named after Normal, Illinois, the Forefront Records band was an influential standout at a time when Christian music was trying to find its way. Their lyrics were grounded in an honest understanding of world-tested faith that few others in the genre professed.

for King & Country — Story Behind the Song ‘Burn the Ships’

For King & Country's new album Burn the Ships is filled with personal songs born out of traumatic moments and difficult lessons learned. The band's ability to convey these vulnerable experiences into song is what helps connect them with an audience that reaches around the world. We recently asked Luke Smallbone to take us behind one of the new songs, specifically the title track, to show an example of where the band's songwriting is centered.

2018 Christmas Gift Guide

It's never too early to start thinking about that special gift for your family, friends or co-worker. And, what better gift can you get them than a new Bible, Christmas album or other Christian books or music?

Featured Story — Elevation Worship Releases New Album

Hallelujah Here Below, the highly-anticipated new album from Elevation Worship, releases on Sept. 28. This album, which follows up the highly-successful There Is A Cloud—which included current AC radio top-5 hit, “Do It Again,” is comprised of 14 tracks including “Here Again” and “Hallelujah Here Below” and will feature Tauren Wells as a guest artist.