Tagged MercyMe

With the new month, we wanted to keep you updated five March releases we're particularly looking forward to hearing!

In addition to spending time with Kutless front man Jon Micah Sumrall for Feb. 1's feature story, CCM Magazine wanted to dig a little deeper into Kutless' legacy, so Sumrall provided us with some insight into each album they have recorded...

Pics from the Feb. 1, 2016 edition of CCM Magazine featuring MercyMe, Rend Collective, Kenny Rogers, Austin Stone Worship + more

Capitol Christian Music Group, Provident Label Group and Word Entertainment announce the March 18, 2016 release of the ultimate collection from the WOW Hits brand – WOW Hits 20th Anniversary.

Many of our favorite Christian artists have responded to the meaning of Christ’s birth in their lives with music. How will you respond this year? Will you casually glaze over the singing of hymns and carols, or will you return a heartfelt praise to Him?

Fresh off their performance in the 89th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, MercyMe’s newest holiday record, MercyMe, It’s Christmas! is resonating with media nationwide...

Steven Curtis Chapman is set to release his latest project on March 4, 2016 (Essential Worship) titled "Worship And Believe."

The Secrets To Her Successes, And How A Simple Shift In Perspective Led To Authentic Freedom

The secrets to NATALIE GRANT's successes, and how a simple shift in perspective led to authentic freedom. In what is fast becoming a CCM Magazine tradition, one of our very favorite singer-songwriter’s and author’s, ANDREW GREER, invites us to sit in on his Christmastime conversations with fellow artists and friends (featuring MERCYME, LAURA STORY & POINT OF GRACE). REND COLLECTIVE is completing a very productive 2015—but for a band that’s enjoyed their most successful year to date, are they beginning to lose their focus?

I’m still a believer in Christmas. It doesn’t hurt that at least once a year, in the midst of a great deal of cultural conflict and confusion, the famous refrains of historic carols fill public places with sounds of hope. And peace. And love. I am still a believer in such things.