Reviews

Randy Stonehill’s Lost Art of Listening, which is largely acoustic and stylistically Americana, is especially designed for those with ears to hear. Lend him an ear, won’t you?... Read more

This timely reminder comes from The Dailys, a new side gig for established singer-songwriters Ellie Holcomb and Jillian Edwards.... Read more

Kevin Max (formerly of dcTalk) knew and worked with Norman, but instead of airing any dirty laundry, he’s instead rerecorded the man’s 1972 album, Only Visiting This Planet, which he’s inventively retitled Revisiting This Planet.... Read more

Faithful God is an album of trust, confidence, and joy. Those sentiments are not naïve; they have been learned in a band that has encountered lineup changes, uncertainty about the future, and personal loss. The album is a proclamation: we can make it to the other side, and we’re never alone on the journey.... Read more

If you’ve ever attended a Kari Jobe concert, you already know how some of the best moments are oftentimes the more spontaneous ones. Such is the case too many times, unfortunately, with Jobe’s new release The Blessing, much of which was recorded live.... Read more

Keith & Kristyn Getty Evensong: Hymns and Lullabies at the Close of Day (Getty Music) Imagine yourself as a young child, armed with all you now know about Christian music. Which singer would you first ...... Read more

Chris Tomlin sounds like he really enjoyed making Christian music with his (mainly mainstream) friends. These friends also helped the worship music veteran make one of his best albums to date. These are good friends, indeed.... Read more

We The Kingdom Holy Water (Sparrow Records/Capitol CMG) We The Kingdom is a new worship collective that also includes one well-known worship artist. Group member Ed Cash co-wrote and produced Chris Tomlin�...... Read more

Cory Asbury follows the runaway success of “Reckless Love” with a full-length collection of powerful, honest songs born of a year-long sabbatical in 2019....To Love a Fool.... Read more

The Christian life is oftentimes more a journey than a destination, and With The Things That Got Us Here finds Sidewalk Prophets attempting to describe its spiritual trek. Although there is not a specific track sharing the album’s title, that title phrase appears in the lyrics to “Real to Me.”... Read more