New Christian Music Releases

The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie – for cartoon violence/action and rude/suggestive humor. Director: […]

John Mark McMillan has been a standout voice in Christian music for over two decades, weaving poetic lyricism with

In a time of artificial intelligence, fake news, deepfake videos and a jarring, general mistrust in the air, it

Jon Guerra returns with album number five and his thoughts squarely on the life and teachings of Jesus. Titling

Super Deluxe, released in 1995, is the type of album that slowly pulls you in and refuses to let

Andrew Peterson‘s debut 2000 album, Carried Along, stands as a testament to the power of introspective, lyrically rich folk

Thunderbolts* – for strong violence, language, thematic elements, and some suggestive and drug references. Director: Jake Schreier

Drop – for strong violent content, suicide, some strong language and sexual references. Director: Christopher Landon Starring:

Forrest Frank can’t stop and won’t stop with the follow-up to CHILD OF GOD, aptly titled CHILD OF GOD

A revival is happening among Christian indie bands these days. Last year saw the return of Luxury with Like