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New Music Fridays


Brandon Heath – He Does

“I was just thinking about all the things that we forget the Lord covers. He fills our needs in more ways than we could ask and pours His love on us. We often just miss it. So this song was my fun, upbeat way of saying, ‘Oh, by the way, God does all that – He does.’”

Ben Fuller – If I Got Jesus

Have you ever felt unsure or afraid of what’s next? This song reminds us that, “if I got Jesus, then I got it all.”

Leanna Crawford – I Know A Place

This song is a reminder that one day there will be no more suffering or pain. Heaven is real! God promises freedom for everyone who believes in Him.

MercyMe – Always Only Jesus

It’s far too easy in our overly distracted society to get sidetracked by the cares and concerns of this life. At the end of the day, though, remembering and honoring the name of Jesus is our most important everyday task.

David Leonard – Keep the Light On

This song serves as a reminder to keep your eyes on Jesus! The chorus: “Like a lighthouse in the storm, Like a star that points me north, I’d be lost without Your lamp unto my feet. Like a voice that calls me home, All my days forever more, Won’t You keep the light on Keep the light on me.”

Elevation Worship (feat. Brandon Lake, Chris Brown & Chandler Moore) – Praise

“You won’t always feel like praising God. There will be seasons when it’s hard to see God at work, and you’ll feel more discouraged than grateful. But praise isn’t just a feeling or response when you think of how good God has been to you. Praise is also a weapon… Praise is how you fight for your perspective. Praise is how you take your imagination back from the enemy. Praise is how you inspire your faith and remember God’s faithfulness.”

Katy Nichole – My God Can

This song is based on Philippians 4:13: ‘I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. “When you don’t feel strong, God is strong. His strength never fails. There is nothing impossible with God. He will go before you and exceed every expectation that you’ve ever had. Even when you can’t do something, God can. Let THAT be your anthem: ‘I’m standing in the confidence that even though I can’t, my God can.’”

Andrew Ripp Roses

“I was sitting on my porch and noticed a rose vine we’ve had at our house for 10 years. I’ve never really paid much attention to it. I started noticing the roses and thought of their beauty; no wonder we use them as a symbol of love. Then I noticed the thorns down the vine. I saw how God used the beauty He created to be the very thing that man would use to take His life. And he made all of this knowing that it would be used against His son. ‘Planted the tree where He would die, put thorns down the vine, and then He wore them.’  This song is about what Jesus did because of His great love for us—the most beautiful love story ever.”

Casting Crowns – All Because of Mercy

Mark Hall, the lead singer said, “the message of this song is really simple. The only reason I belong to the Father, the only reason I can pray, the only reason I can rest and have peace is because of what God has done and the finished work of Jesus. When I’ve been reminded that the reason I belong to God is because of what he did through Jesus, I can come to him in any condition and in any situation. It is all because of Jesus and all because of his mercy.”

Crowder Grave Robber

It doesn’t matter what you’re up against in life. It doesn’t matter how bleak it feels, Jesus can conquer anything. If He can conquer death, if Jesus really rose from the dead— which He did — then He’s got you.

Terrian Honestly, We Just Need Jesus

Terrian said, “This song is me taking a look in the mirror and recognizing that I don’t have the solution. I know the Person, though, who has the solution to the pain, the anxiety, the hurt that plagues our world, and His name is Jesus.”

Rhett Walker Man on the Middle Cross

This song was inspired from a clip of a sermon Rhett heard: “I came across a clip of pastor Alistair Begg’s sermon on social media, and he was speaking about the two men on both sides of Jesus on the cross. The man on the right ends up in heaven. Stunned, the angels in heaven ask, ‘How are you here? You weren’t a follower of Jesus. You didn’t live a life worth gaining heaven.’ And the man said, ‘I don’t know how I’m here or where I am, but the man on the middle cross said I could be here.’”

The AftersGod Is With Us

When we don’t have all the answers, we have Jesus. When we don’t know what the outcome will be, we can hold onto Jesus. We know from scripture that even in those tragedies, even in our hardest times and the darkest nights God is with us. He’s promised to be and He’s faithful. He always will be.

Stephen McWhirter Come Jesus Come

Story behind the song: I can think of two monumental moments in my life – 1) when I gave my life to Jesus and 2) when I started to actually long for His return. As Christians we sometimes have two responses to the idea of Jesus returning. One is that it either sounds scary or freaky, or sometimes we say, “hey I have plans Jesus. Could you wait to return?” (as if our plans are so much better than what He has in store!) Revelation says that one day there will be no more mourning or crying. No more death. Doesn’t that sound good?? So let’s love better here. Live better here. And say, “come Jesus come!”

Maverick City Music (feat. Chandler Moore & Todd Galbreth) – Good News

Natalie Grant – In Christ Alone

This song was originally released by Michael English in 1991. It encouraged so many and Natalie Grant wanted to take it off the shelf and record her own version. She said,  “This is one of those songs that I hope is a hallmark of my life that my hope, success…are all found in Christ alone. I pray this song strikes a familiar place in your heart and reminds you of God’s continued and forever faithfulness.”

TobyMac – Faithfully

In October of 2019, TobyMac’s oldest son Truett died from an overdose. When TobyMac set out to begin writing songs for a new album he thought, “what am I doing? Am I going to write a song like everything’s back to normal?” He said, “you feel like you shouldn’t go back to normal. But when I got [to the studio], I just started writing this song. It’s so deeply personal – about God’s faithfulness at the hardest time in my life.”

Phil Wickham – I Believe

“There are so many people in a state of crisis of their faith. They’re asking, ‘what is real? What do I believe?’ Then, you look outside of the church and outside the faith, obviously looking for hope. In a crazy world that seems like it’s shifting every week, they’re looking for some solid rock to stand on, that’s not shifting underneath their feet. And I believe I’ve found it – with all my heart – in the person of Jesus.” This song is meant to be a joy-bomb for people to get behind. 

Seph Schlueter – Counting My Blessings

It’s so easy to be focused on doing the next thing, accomplishing the next goal. We focus so much on the future and we forget to take stock of the blessings we have now. If we took an inventory of our lives, there would be so many things we can count as blessings that we could go on and on. This song is an encouragement to count your blessings with a grateful heart to God.

Lauren Daigle – These Are the Days

“The song is a call for people that are wondering about these times, fearful of these times, confused about these times that we’re all living in. It’s a reminder that these are the days we’ve been waiting for. This is jubilation that we know God is coming back again. Christ will return one day, and we get to celebrate in the here and now for what is to come.”

NEEDTOBREATHE – Fall on Me

This song is meant to capture the heart of a father ‘expectantly waiting’ in much the same way God has shown us He’s that father to us. It’s not always pretty and it’s not always in the timing that we’d prefer, but ‘Fall On Me’ is a glimpse into a father’s relentless and patient love.

Jeremy Rosado – Come And See

Jeremy wrote the song for his sister, who — after nearly two decades of addiction — is currently months into her sobriety journey. “I remember writing this song, so desperate for my sister’s freedom, and maybe doubting that it could happen. This song is for people, like myself, that have walked through dark moments and have found full freedom & wholeness in Him. I want to be clear that even though the perspective of my song is ‘come & see my life,’ it’s really, ‘come and see what God can do with a life surrendered to Him.’”

Apollo LTD – Redemption Song

The message of this song is simple: God is still in the business of redeeming our stories. Regardless of our past, regardless of our failures and our shortcomings, God is faithful to use our story for the Glory of the Kingdom of God. This song was written from a place of gratitude for God’s steadfast faithfulness to His promises and His people.

Zahriya Zachary – Back to Life

This song serves as a reminder that what once was dead is made new and brought back through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. It’s based on Galatians 2:20 – Jesus has changed us from the inside out! He can bring anyone and anything back to life because of the finished work of the cross.

Cochren & Company – Parking Lot

This song is a story about how God’s love reaches us no matter where we are. Maybe it’s a Sunday morning in a church pew, maybe it’s a Bible study with friends. Michael Cochren said, “For me, it was in my car in a parking lot on a Tuesday night. When I was at the lowest point of my life, I prayed desperately for God to show up, and He chose to reach my heart through a song on Christian radio.”

Blessing Offor – Your Love

“This song about finding light in the darkness. “When I’m lost, I’ll call your name to keep me right there in the middle of Your love.”

Patrick Mayberry (feat. Zahriya Zachary) – Lead On Good Shepherd

“While the big moments and victories are incredible and worthy of praise, I’m learning that, for me, following Jesus is also made up of small moments and little invitations to a deeper trust. What if God’s faithfulness isn’t always a victory? What if His faithfulness isn’t always walls crumbling down? Or giants falling? Or even mountains moving? Or things working out the way we want them to? What if God’s faithfulness is the simple promise that He will never leave us or forsake us…no matter what? This Good Shepherd promises to walk alongside us every single step of the way – providing for us, protecting us, telling us to rest, leading us by still waters. God’s track record has proven He’s a good and faithful shepherd, so I’m going to keep following, step by step.”

Rachael Lampa – Somebody To You

“When I walked away from my record deal, my life of music, and touring when I was 21, I thought I totally ruined God’s plan for my life and had lost my purpose. In reality, He was just quieting the applause so I could hear Him tell me that my identity in this life begins and ends with the fact that I am a child of God, and that that’s all the purpose I will ever need. I hope this song is a reminder that no one can tell us who we are, because He has already called us His.

Consumed By Fire – Walk With Jesus

This song was inspired from John 14:6 where Jesus says He’s “the only way, the truth, and the life.” You might find yourself in situations where it’s unpopular to declare that truth. May this song give you an anthem of boldness to believe what the Word of God says!

Joseph O’Brien – Down In My Heart (Joy)

Remember that Sunday School song? “I’ve got joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart! Where? Down in my heart! Where? Down in my heart!” We’re going back to those days with this song from a brand new artist! This is a reminder to find your comfort and peace in God alone and that you have joy, joy, joy, joy down in your heart.

Brooke Ligertwood – Honey in the Rock

“‘Honey in the Rock’ serves as a bold and unabashed ballad for recognizing God’s care in our lives. The song maintains an overt sense of triumph in surrender, connecting the sacrifice of Jesus to the unending provision of God in our lives.

Ligertwood and [Brandon] Lake focus on several Biblical examples of God’s provision, such as giving manna to the Israelites in the desert to feed them, and bringing water out of a stone to quench their thirst.  The sweetest honey in our lives started flowing when Jesus cleansed us of our sins through His death. This song shows that not only does God provide food and basic needs for us, but He also provides healing for our wounds, whether physical or spiritual. His providence keeps providing even when we fall down or walk away. With Jesus, we don’t need to worry. We can trust that God will keep the honey flowing from the least likely places.” (Air1)

Toby Mac & Blessing Offor – The Goodness

Toby says, (after his son passed away) “I wrote on a napkin one day, ‘You’re still the goodness in my life,’ and I started to believe that, and to see how God is good to me. That’s when I wrote ‘The Goodness,” and it felt like a celebration because I began to think about how gracious God is, and how he gives us little glimpses of his goodness, even in the valley. Then I read a quote, and it led to a lot of the lyrics in this song. It said, ‘A saint is not someone who is good, but someone who experiences the goodness of God.’ I have experienced the goodness of God my whole life.”

Ben Rector – Thank You

“This is what I want to say to God and it’s a simple thing [even when I face circumstances that don’t make sense.] I think in a weird way ‘Thank You’ is something that I can still say at the age I am now with the way that I see the world now that I also probably could have said when I was 15 and I think those things are hard to come by sometimes. I was just excited to get to say something that felt like a simple statement of gratitude.”

Tasha Layton – How Far

This song is about how God continues to reach out and pursue us even when we run from Him. It was God’s love for us that propelled Him to give His life on the cross. Arms stretched open wide—that’s how far He will go.

Ben Fuller – Who I Am

“The song came to me because I asked God for a reminder of who He made me to be. ‘Who I Am’ is a declaration I needed to shout from the highest peaks, about how He’s changing my life. I want to share the love of God that I’ve come to know.”

Fill My Cup – Andrew Ripp

This song was originally written and recorded by Andrew Ripp’s good friend, Thad Cockrell. As soon as Ripp heard the first line, “I’ve been walking to a city that I cannot see”, he knew he had to see if there was a possibility to record it himself. The rest is history.  This song is a prayer for us to invite God to fill us each day with his joy!

I Will Carry You – Ellie Holcomb

Say Goodbye – The Afters

“This song is all about leaving behind your old life and saying hello to the new life that you have in God.” “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”  (2 Corinthians 5:17)

Jireh – Elevation Worship & Maverick City Music

“God is enough for you–today and every day. May you experience His presence, peace, power, and provision in just the way He knows you need it. May you be reminded that if He can even watch over lilies and sparrows, how much more does He love and care for you.”

For God Is With Us – FOR KING + COUNTRY

Joel and Luke Smallbone share in a statement: “This song speaks to all circumstances. No matter hardship or great delight, we can all take great comfort in God being with us.”

See Me Through It – Brandon Heath

“for some of us, it feels like rock bottom. But, we can know what Rock we’re standing on, and He’s not going anywhere. So, stand tall fam. No matter how lost we feel or how difficult things get, He sees us where we are, and He’s going to see us through it.”

Me On Your Mind – Matthew West

“There are powerful words written in Psalm 8 that sum up the heartbeat of ‘Me on Your Mind.’ When I consider Your heavens, the work of Your fingers, the moon, and the stars, which You have set in place, what is mankind that You are mindful of them, human beings that You care for them? It’s the amazement that the Creator of the universe, the King of the world, would give one single thought about me that touches my heart on a deep, deep level. God used the process of writing this song to bring me to a deeper understanding of the heart of my Heavenly Father, and I’m praying it will do the same for all who hear it.”

Blanca & Dante Bowe – The Healing

“Grateful doesn’t begin to describe the emotion I feel about this upcoming song,” Blanca said. “Having Dante Bowe on it is a full circle moment for me. His music, along with songs from the Mav City camp were some of the main songs that walked me through this past season of my life. They were a part of my healing. And here I am, getting to share my upcoming single alongside this legend! God is good.”

Hymn Of Heaven – Phil Wickham

“Hymn of Heaven is full of praise and thankfulness, just lifting up the name of Jesus and speaking what we really know the reality is even though we don’t see it,” he says. “All I want to do is facilitate moments where people can encounter the presence of God.”

Brighter Days – Blessing Offor

In sharing his new song, Blessing said “we all experience dark days, but it’s those days that make the brighter ones worth waiting for.”

Heart Of The Father – Ryan Ellis

Here’s what Ryan say’s about his new song. “This song is such a great reference point of what I believe we’re called to do as people of Christ,” Ellis explains. “We’re meant to just meet people where they’re at, not change them. It’s having grace, patience, kindness, mercy, and the ability to see and love people for who they are and help guide them along. If they just need a friend or someone to listen or to give them good advice, to me, being all things to all people is what being a good father is. Romans 2:4 says it’s His kindness that leads us to repentance. That’s ‘Heart of the Father’ – a song about His goodness.”

Joy Comes In The Morning – Baylor Wilson

“I believe this song portrays the seasons of life on earth that Jesus experienced – grief, pain, and sorrow that turned into peace! So no matter what you’re walking through, He knows and He wants to carry you through. You’re never alone in the valleys of life. So don’t give up hope! Even when we don’t feel it, joy will come…peace will come…as sure as the sun rises in the morning” – Baylor Wilson