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Consumed By Fire “God’s Still Working On Me” New Song Alert

Consumed By Fire “God’s Still Working On Me” New Song Alert

Consumed By Fire "God's Still Working On Me" Consumed By Fire "God's Still Working On Me" New Song Alert What if the most powerful worship isn’t polished — but raw, cracked, and still in progress?Consumed By Fire’s new single God’s Still Working On Me released on 1/16/26 is a late-night heart cry from the middle of the mess. It’s not a song of arrival, but of surrender — the kind that happens when you’ve run out of excuses and finally whisper, “Jesus, if You can use this, I’m Yours.” Born from real-life struggle and the long road of sanctification, the track pulses…
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Carrollton “Free To Live” Share Worthy Song

Carrollton “Free To Live” Share Worthy Song

Carrollton "Free To Live" Carrollton "Free To Live" Share Worthy SongImagine the moment the Israelites stepped out of Egypt — chains broken, the Red Sea behind them, and the desert stretching ahead. For the first time in generations, they were free. Not because life suddenly became easy, but because God had delivered them into a new story. That’s the spirit of Carrollton’s Free To Live: the declaration that Christ has broken every chain, and we are no longer bound by fear, guilt, or shame.Carrollton has always carried a sound that blends southern grit with worship honesty. In Free To Live,…
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Casting Crowns “Somewhere In The Middle” Breakthrough Anthem

Casting Crowns “Somewhere In The Middle” Breakthrough Anthem

Casting Crowns "Somewhere In The Middle" Casting Crowns "Somewhere In The Middle" Breakthrough AnthemLife often feels like standing on a bridge suspended between two worlds — one side calling us to comfort, the other to conviction. That tension is the heartbeat of Casting Crowns’ Somewhere In The Middle, a song that wrestles with the pull between safe faith and surrendered faith. It’s the sound of believers caught between apathy and action, longing for the courage to step fully into God’s call.Casting Crowns has always carried a prophetic edge in their ministry. From Voice of Truth to Who Am I, their…
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Josiah Queen “Demons” New Song Alert

Josiah Queen “Demons” New Song Alert

Josiah Queen "Demons" Josiah Queen "Demons" New Song AlertI used to think the battle was in my circumstances — the stress, the setbacks, the people who let me down. But the real war was deeper, quieter, and more brutal: the thoughts that whispered I wasn’t enough, the lies that told me I’d never change, the shadows that crept in when no one was watching. And it was in that place — the battlefield of the mind — that I learned the power of Jesus’ name.Josiah Queen’s new single Demons is a bold anthem for anyone who’s ever felt haunted by…
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Phil Wickham & Crowder “This Really is Amazing Grace” New Song Alert

Phil Wickham & Crowder “This Really is Amazing Grace” New Song Alert

Phil Wickham & Crowder "This Really is Amazing Grace" Phil Wickham & Crowder "This Really is Amazing Grace" New Song AlertI used to think grace was just a word we sang about — a lyric for Sunday mornings, a concept tucked neatly into hymns. But then came the days when I knew how lost I really was, when shame felt heavier than hope, and when forgiveness seemed impossible. And it was in those moments that grace stopped being a lyric and became a lifeline.Phil Wickham and Crowder capture that revelation with cinematic power in their new single It Really Is…
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Haley Jones ~ Artist of the Week 1/16/26

Haley Jones ~ Artist of the Week 1/16/26

Haley Jones ~ Artist of the Week Haley Jones ~ Artist of the Week 1/16/26We chose Haley Jones this week because she’s stepping out with a brand‑new single, “Heaven’s Got a Hold on Me” — and as an independent artist on the cusp, she deserves the spotlight. In a world where charts and labels often decide who gets heard, Haley is carving her own path, and we believe she has a future in Christian music worth amplifying. Her voice carries both vulnerability and strength, and it’s one people need to hear.Her latest release is a soaring worship ballad that reminds…
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Peter Burton “Foolish” Melodies of Mercy

Peter Burton “Foolish” Melodies of Mercy

Peter Burton "Foolish" Peter Burton "Foolish" Melodies of MercyThey said Noah was foolish for building an ark when the skies were clear. They said David was foolish for facing a giant with only a sling. They said Paul was foolish for preaching Christ crucified. Yet what the world calls foolishness, God calls faith. That’s the heartbeat of Peter Burton’s Foolish — a bold anthem declaring that if following Jesus makes us fools, then we’ll gladly wear the name.Peter Burton’s journey into music began in his local church, where worship became both refuge and calling. Raised in California, he has walked…
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Seph Schlueter “Come Home” Share Worthy Song

Seph Schlueter “Come Home” Share Worthy Song

Seph Schlueter "Come Home"  Seph Schlueter "Come Home" Share Worthy SongJonah knew the weight of God’s call — and he ran. Fear, reluctance, and resistance drove him in the opposite direction, convinced that obedience would cost too much. Yet even in the belly of the fish, God’s mercy was greater than Jonah’s rebellion. That same mercy pulses through Come Home — Seph Schlueter’s invitation to stop running and return to the God who never stops calling.The song echoes the prophet’s cry: “In my distress I called to the LORD, and he answered me” (Jonah 2:2). Jonah’s prayer in the depths became…
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Aaron Shust “No One higher” Melodies of Mercy

Aaron Shust “No One higher” Melodies of Mercy

Aaron Shust "No One higher" Aaron Shust "No One higher" Melodies of Mercy“For great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised; he is to be feared above all gods” (Psalm 96:4).That verse sets the tone for Aaron Shust’s No One Higher. The song is a soaring declaration of God’s supremacy — that no one, no power, no name stands above Him. With heartfelt worship and powerful melody, Shust captures the essence of reverence and awe, reminding us that our faith isn’t built on shifting ground but on the unshakable greatness of God.The track resonates because it speaks directly into…
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Austin French “The Lord’s Work” Melodies of Mercy

Austin French “The Lord’s Work” Melodies of Mercy

Austin French "The Lord’s Work"  Austin French "The Lord’s Work" Melodies of MercyMoses didn’t feel qualified. Standing before the burning bush, he argued with God about his weaknesses, his lack of eloquence, his fear of failure. Yet God reminded him that the work was never about Moses’ ability — it was about God’s power. That same truth pulses through Austin French’s The Lord’s Work: the reminder that when we step into obedience, God does the heavy lifting.French, known for his raw honesty and worship‑driven pop sound, wrote The Lord’s Work as a declaration that our daily lives can be holy ground.…
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