Author CCM Magazine Staff

You already love that "Tremble" song, so we'll learn more about one of the most creative forces in modern worship!...

Worship songwriter Michael Farren has been writing songs you know for a long time, but now he's back with songs of his own for the first time since being in Pocket Full of Rocks!  He even gives us a performanc...

You already love that "Tremble" song, so we'll learn more about one of the most creative forces in modern worship!

CCM Magazine's 'Live with Marcus' aired episode number 033!  Today's guest was Michael Farren! Click the play button above to watch the encore broadcast.  Worship songwriter Michael Farren has been wri...

One of Christian music’s leading folk/pop duos for more than a decade, Jenny & Tyler return October 12 with There Will Be A Song, the couple’s first studio release in three years. The highly anticipated project was produced by Tyler Somers and offers 14 tracks exploring justice, love and beauty.

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.

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.

It’s a good thing, because French has a lot to say. Recently signed to Fair Trade Services (Phil Wickham, Newsboys), the 24-year-old artist unpacks the story of a life lived at full throttle on his debut project, Wide Open.

Jason Gray has been working on a special project with a special collaborator. We'll get to the bottom of it!

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.