The Sound of Staying in the Fight
From the weight of “Hard Fought Hallelujah” to collaborations spanning generations, Brandon Lake's music continues to live where worship, struggle and surrender meet.
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Phil Wickham
Phil Wickham has spent a career writing upward. His songs point at scale — sky, heaven, the size of God — and the melodies are shaped to be sung by people who are not singers.
"What An Awesome God" is the current center of gravity, released alongside a voice memo version that exposes the writing underneath the production. "Homesick For Heaven" is more restless. "Psalm 8 (Hallé)" goes straight to scripture. The live "So So Good" with Brandon Lake and Elevation Worship shows how easily the catalogue survives a room.
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15 Christian Songs We're Playing Right Now
An editorial selection, not a chart. Fifteen records currently holding our attention.
10 Voices Defining Christian Music Right Now
An editorial selection rather than a ranking — ten artists whose current work is shaping how the format sounds.
Phil Wickham Writes Upward Again
“What An Awesome God” puts scale in the melody before the production arrives.
Phil Wickham and CeCe Winans Lead the 2026 Dove Awards Field
Nine nominations for Wickham, seven for Winans, and a New Artist field that shows how quickly Christian music's center is shifting.
Phil Wickham Lets Heaven Feel Far Away
“Homesick For Heaven” chooses ache over awe and is stronger for it.
Where Worship Music Is Heading Next
Eight shifts already visible in the current release cycle, and the artists making them audible.
The Return of Scripture-Forward Songwriting
Psalms are showing up in the title field again — and not as decoration.
