FAITHFUL Collective unveils new album exploring rest throughout the Psalms

CCM News
FAITHFUL releases "Night Vision: Psalms of Rest," the second part of a two-album project which was preceded by the release of "Daybreak: Psalms of Action." The new album is the fruit of various influential women who are artists, songwriters, and authors coming together around the theme of rest, exploring what the Psalter has to reveal about this idea.

JJ Heller Releases Music Video for ‘The Best Thing’

Ross Cluver
Singer/songwriter JJ Heller has released a new music video for her song, "The Best Thing" which features footage from the movie, Bethany Hamilton: Unstoppable!, which is in theaters now. "The Best Thing" is featured on JJ's latest album, I Dream of You (Volume II).

JJ Heller Premieres New Video for ‘A Mother Like You’

Ross Cluver
Christian music singer/songwriter JJ Heller resented debuted a timely new music video for her recently released “A Mother Like You.” Just in time for Mother's Day, the heart-warming track puts words to the often hard to express love and thankfulness felt for mothers.

CCMs 5 Favorite Current Husband-and-Wife Duos

CCM Magazine Staff
Making music is never a truly solo adventure, and creating with someone you love can make it that much sweeter. We’ve recently highlighted a few amazing husband and wife duos at CCM, from The Gray Havens to Jenny and Tyler and we’re also excited about the latest from Wild Harbors.
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Best Thing I Heard Today: February 4, 2019

CCM Magazine Staff
My favorite love songs are less about the thrill of young love and more about the deep, hard-won kind, and JJ Heller captures that in her sweet new single “It’ll Be Alright,” a reflection on 15 years of marriage celebrating the depth, richness, and quiet steadiness that can only build over time.

JJ Heller Releases New Single ‘It’ll Be Alright’

Ross Cluver
Songstress JJ Heller has released a brand-new single, "It'll Be Alright." Inspired by her own relationship with her husband of 15 years, Dave Heller, the song describes the richness experienced in lasting relationship versus the temporary affection often chased in popular movies and music of today.