News

World-renowned worship leader Kari Jobe has announced she'll bring her 'The Blessing Tour' to the West coast along with her husband Cody Carnes and Martin Smith. The 9-date tour will kickoff in Las Vegas March 9th and conclude on March 19th in Eugene, OR.

GRAMMY, Billboard Music, Stellar, and Dove Award-winning Gospel and Christian music and songwriter Tasha Cobbs Leonard will make her return to Good Morning America this Monday, January 9th!

Community-driven collective Housefires, the group behind worship staples like “Build My Life” and “Good Good Father,” shares “If I Could Have Anything (feat. Blake Wiggins & Ahjah Walls)” via Capitol CMG / TRIBL Records. This is the third single from the group’s forthcoming album ‘How To Start A Housefire,’ due January 27.

Fresh off their tour together, Casting Crowns has teamed up with CAIN for a new version of 'Desert Road.'

Five-time GRAMMY®-nominated, eight-time Dove Award-winning Brandon Heath has released 'That’s Enough' to radio following his sixth No. 1 hit “See Me Through It.” Both songs are featured on his first full-length, Centricity Music album, Enough Already, which likely would not have been written and recorded if it wasn’t for “That’s Enough” becoming the catalyst for new music.

Red Street Records’ trio of brothers, Consumed By Fire, announces their first release of the new year, “Goodbye Ole Me,” which is available everywhere today.

Cochren & Co. will release its sophomore album, 'Running Home,' on Feb 3rd. The title track and pre-order is available now.

New York Times best-selling author and podcaster Annie F. Downs has launched a brand new podcast, LET'S READ THE GOSPELS with ANNIE F. DOWNS.

B&H Publishing recently announced “Who Sang the First Song?” by Ellie Holcomb achieved a Bronze Award from the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) for selling more than 100,000 copies.

Bluegrass gospel singer Becky Isaacs Bowman of The Isaacs has been released from the hospital after she was hit head-on in a two-car collision near her home in Hendersonville, Tennessee, on Dec. 15. The collision left the other driver dead while Isaacs was taken to Skyline Medical Center for surgery to insert a plate and nine screws in her right tibia and full reconstruction of her right knee. She also suffered three fractured ribs.