Tagged Steven Curtis Chapman

CCM Magazine sat down with worship leader Rick Lee James to glean his perspective on both the importance of the hymns of old and modern worship today. James has keen insight on blending the two...

Steven Curtis Chapman and Third Day, Third Day and Steven Curtis Chapman. You pick the order, it really doesn’t matter, because the mash-up works just like Third Day guitarist Mark Lee suggested, a few days before the tour kicked off: “It’s gonna be like the peanut butter and chocolate thing.”

Pics from the May 1, 2016 edition of CCM Magazine featuring Building 429, Newsboys, Steven Curtis Chapman, Matt Maher, Jonny Lang, Jason Crabb, Selah + much more

"Hymns, Prayers and Invitations" by Rick Lee James (Self-released) releases Mar. 17, 2016. Reviewed in the May 1, 2016 edition, CCM Magazine.... Read more

CCM Magazine offers its take on the best one-word song titles in contemporary Christian music history. Do you agree with our list?

Thankfully, most Americans don’t live in a daily reality where we have to think about our spouse in the context of life or death—at least, not yet. But Christ came to earth, and each day He lived, knowing that the cross was on the horizon. This act of love cost Him something (everything), allowing each of us to receive a most awesome gift...

"20th Anniversary" by WOW Hits releases Mar. 18, 2016 (Capitol/Provident/Word). Reviewed in the Mar. 15, 2016 edition, CCM Magazine.... Read more

With 48 No. 1’s to his credit, it’s hard to imagine a songwriting feat Steven Curtis Chapman can’t conquer. Yet, the iconic artist recently surmounted his biggest musical challenge to date, spurred on by a little help from his friends

With such an impression on retail and culture, it’s hard to believe we’ve only been WOWED for just the past twenty years. Since 1996, the WOW franchise has been the definitive model for compiling the best in Christian music—now that’s what we call, impact.

This month, we thought it would be fun to take a trip through Steven Curtis Chapman's decorated archives and revisit some of our favorite deep cuts.