New Songs

Andrew Ripp & Josh Baldwin "Tabernacle" Andrew Ripp & Josh Baldwin "Tabernacle" (released 2/20/26)There’s something sacred about the places where God meets us — not the buildings, not the structures, but the moments when His presence becomes unmistakably real. “Tabernacle” leans into that truth with a quiet reverence, reminding us that God has always chosen to dwell with His people, not at a distance, but right in the middle of their everyday lives.Andrew Ripp and Josh Baldwin bring a beautiful blend of honesty and worship to this song. Both artists have walked through seasons where they needed God to be…

Pat Barrett “Break Open” Pat Barrett “Break Open” New Song Alert (released 2/13/26)There’s a moment in the Gospels that often gets overshadowed by the miracle that follows. Before Jesus feeds the five thousand, before the baskets overflow, before the crowd is satisfied, something small and almost forgettable happens: a boy hands over his lunch. It isn’t much — five loaves and two fish — but he gives it anyway. He breaks open what he has, even though it looks insignificant. And in the hands of Jesus, the little he offered becomes more than enough. That quiet act of surrender is…

Amanda Nolan – “Can’t Keep a Secret” Amanda Nolan – “Can’t Keep a Secret” New Song AlertHave you ever had a moment where God did something so real, so personal, so undeniably Him that keeping quiet about it felt impossible? That’s the tension at the core of Amanda Nolan’s “Can’t Keep a Secret,” a song that captures the kind of faith that refuses to stay hidden — not because of pressure, but because of gratitude that overflows. Amanda has always carried a testimony‑driven voice, the kind that doesn’t just sing about Jesus but sings from a place of encounter with…

Allison Eide “Chemically Messed Up” Allison Eide “Chemically Messed Up” New Song Alert Some songs don’t arrive as polished declarations — they arrive as confessions. The kind you whisper when you’re tired of pretending you’re fine, tired of holding everything together, tired of feeling like your own mind is working against you. Allison Eide’s new single “Chemically Messed Up” steps right into that space with a kind of honesty that disarms you. It’s not dramatic. It’s not exaggerated. It’s simply real — the kind of real that makes you exhale because someone finally said what you’ve been feeling.“Chemically Messed Up” is…

Brian & Jenn Johnson “Here In Your Arms” Brian & Jenn Johnson “Here In Your Arms” New Song Alert“The eternal God is your refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms.” (Deuteronomy 33:27)There’s something about that verse that hits differently when you’re not just tired — you’re longing to be held. “Here In Your Arms” isn’t just a worship song; it’s a love song for the moments when faith and relationship collide. Brian and Jenn Johnson don’t separate the spiritual from the personal — they let them intertwine. This is a song for the couple who’s weathered storms together, and for…

Patrick Mayberry “It Is Well” Patrick Mayberry “It Is Well” New Song AlertSome days hit harder than others — the kind where the weight you’ve been carrying suddenly feels heavier, and you’re left trying to steady yourself in the middle of things you didn’t see coming. “It Is Well” steps right into that space. It’s not a song pretending life is simple; it’s a declaration born in the tension between what hurts and what holds you together. Patrick Mayberry has always had a way of writing worship that feels honest and human, and this new single might be one of…

John Waller & Co “All You’ve Ever Done” John Waller & Co “All You’ve Ever Done” New Song AlertThere are moments in life when you look back over your shoulder and realize you’ve survived things you never thought you’d make it through. Maybe it hits you while you’re driving alone at night, or in the quiet after a long day, or in a conversation where someone asks how you’re really doing. You start tracing the path behind you — the disappointments, the unexpected turns, the prayers that felt unanswered at the time — and suddenly you see a pattern you…