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.

Tasha Layton – Never

Tasha said, “When our tears and knees both hit the ground and we’re feeling the weight of life, sometimes we’re tempted to think God has forgotten us. Has He forgotten the desire of my heart? ‘God, I see You working in other people’s lives, but what about mine?’” My prayer is that this song serves as a reminder that you are never forgotten, never forsaken and never abandoned. God is close to you in this exact moment. Whatever you are going through will never be wasted.”

for KING & COUNTRY – What Are We Waiting For? 

Joel and Luke said, “One of our favorite lines in the whole song is ‘What are we praying for? What are we saving for? What if we could be the light that no one could ignore?’ We’re proud to ask these questions alongside you, and we hope that you find your answers as we’ve found ours.”

MercyMe – To Not Worship You

Bart Millard (lead singer) said, “I understand wanting to kind of kick the tires of your faith, if you will, and ask hard questions. I feel like I’ve done that my whole life. When moments of doubt or questions creep in, more times than not, for me, it’s when I’m not sitting still long enough to remember how big God is. Once you realize who God is and what He’s done for you, it’s easy to ask the question, ‘Who am I to not worship You?’”

Brandon Lake – Praise You Anywhere

“This song is about turning to praise in and out of every season. There are times when we’re surrounded by storms and times when we’re living in immense blessing… We light God’s heart up when we simply praise no matter what we’re facing. Your situation might not change, but choosing to praise will change your perspective. This will get your eyes off a storm and onto God. I hope as you listen to this song and choose to praise, you’re encouraged, and your faith is lifted.”

Bryan Fowler – What I Really Need 

What the message you want people taking away from this song?

In wrestling with all of the questions that surround any sort of suffering or tragedy, the only hope and comfort to truly be found is in Jesus. The finished work of the cross reminds us daily that while we don’t have the answers now, eternity will be worth the fight and worth the wait. One day we too will be resurrected and we will see with unveiled eyes, and behold our prize. All of our questions find their true answer in Christ. Not in what he gives, but in who he is. No matter what we go through, we have a hope that is far greater than our circumstance. I pray this song brings comfort in whatever valley or dark season they might be facing right now.

Who was this song written for?

Specifically for a family suffering the loss of a young child in our church, and more broadly for anyone suffering at all, including myself. It is written to lift our eyes from our circumstance to the one who is sovereign, all sufficient, and who will turn anything the enemy means for evil for our good.

Jordan St. Cyr – Rescue

“’Rescue’ was inspired by a two-week season where it felt like my family and I were being attacked on all sides. It started with the news of our youngest daughter potentially having eye surgery, our oldest daughter breaking her leg, myself losing a record deal, our youngest daughter battling seizures, our car breaking down twice, and all six of us getting food poisoning. Life felt impossible but the promise of Jesus held true. When things got chaotic our rescue was His peace. He is the calm in the storm and his faithfulness never left us. Not even once.”

Housefires – I Thank God

This song is an anthem of thanksgiving!

“He Healed my heart, He changed my name
Forever free, I am not the same
I thank the Master, I thank the Savior
I thank God.”

Hallelujah Anyway – Rend Collective

“It’s about trying to find that joy and something to celebrate even in the middle of situations when there isn’t anything to celebrate.” – Chris (lead singer)

Hold On – Katy Nichole

“In 2015, I underwent life-changing surgery to soothe the pain from debilitating scoliosis. After a few weeks into recovery, my pain became more excruciating, spiraling me into a dark mental headspace. I’ve dealt with a lot of anxiety and depression in my life and even, at one point, had thought about ending it all. At that moment, I felt God saying to me, ‘Hold on, I’m not done yet.’ I knew those words would take me somewhere beautiful, and I trusted Him in that. May this song remind you that your life matters so much and that you can hold on because you have a purpose. You may not see hope and want to give up. But don’t. I know you’re just waiting on those words. And sometimes, the Lord speaks through others to bring you those words. I bring you those words to hold on through this song because your story is unfinished.

Good God – Cade Thompson

“May this song bring you confidence and joy that you can have in God’s promise – that through the highs and the lows of life, we can still rest in the goodness of God and walk in His amazing love. The character of our good God does not change despite our circumstances.”

Heaven Changes Everything – Big Daddy Weave

Mike Weaver (lead singer) said, “I was at an all-time low after losing my father, my mother, and then my brother Jay, who played bass in Big Daddy Weave. Then the thought came to me, ‘What is it like for someone who doesn’t know about heaven?’ Because we have the hope of heaven, and because Jesus said heaven is right here inside of our hearts, it changes everything about the way we see life now and the way we see life in the future. I love that when I think about heaven, everything shifts and is put into perspective. I’m so thankful that heaven changes everything.”

That’s The Thing About Praise – Benjamin William Hastings (feat. Blessing Offor)

When we pray, we pour out our hearts’ deepest desires and dreams to God, knowing that it all relies on Him to make them a reality. Sometimes, though, our prayers are answered, but they are drastically different from how we thought they would be. Benjamin William Hastings & Blessing Offor bring us this difficult truth, reminding us that sometimes the only way to get through a difficult and undesirable situation is to send up a hallelujah.

Evan Craft – Fight on My Knees

“Whether you or someone you love is far from God or needs prayer and support in a hard time, heaven hears our prayers. Faith moves mountains, so let God fight your battle!”

Fear Is Not My Future – Maverick City Music

What a declaration and amazing thing to sing. Fear is not my future, sickness is not my story. There are so many things in our life that are what we’ve been given and have to deal with it. This song is an opportunity to break that agreement and say no. Goodbye fear, goodbye pain, goodbye to the grave that you feel like you’re standing in. Let’s do the opposite and say hello peace, hello joy, hello love.

Just Like Jesus – Iveth Luna

This song is getting back to the basics of who Jesus is, the example he set for us and the heart of the gospel.” It’s just like Jesus to give me strength when I need it, hope when I cannot see it.”

1991 – Mac Powell

“1991 is a testimony song from me. It was the year I totally surrendered to Jesus! The best decision I ever made. Hope you guys enjoy hearing the song as much as I enjoy singing it!”

We Are Messengers – Wholehearted 

“The love of God is not some religious, impersonal, heavy, ill-fitting burden. It is the wholehearted love of God on display in the person of Jesus. And He is to be enjoyed, always. Every single time, God has never held back His kindness or grace. God always gives His love to us wholehearted. I want to respond with everything I am and pour His goodness out on the world around me.”

Colton Dixon – My Light

“This song is a simple reminder that no matter how dark it may seem; God’s word will always be a light to guide us through.”

Tobymac (feat. Zach Williams) – Cornerstone 

“At my son’s funeral, I stood in front of a group of people in the park and I said some words that I don’t even know where they came from. I looked at my family and I said, ‘we will build on the Rock. We won’t build on drugs, alcohol, being a victim – we will build on the Rock. On the Cornerstone. I meant those words from my heart. And when I set out to write a song, it came out this way….’”

Phil Wickham – This Is Our God

This song is an invitation to remember God’s faithfulness in the past so that you can trust His faithfulness in the future.

Leanna Crawford – How Can You Not

In this song, Leanna tells the sweet story of her father seeing fireflies for the first time. “My parents were visiting me in Nashville and my dad had never seen fireflies before. Most people don’t know this, but there are no fireflies in the Pacific Northwest. We were out walking in the rain because we’re from the rainy state of Washington and don’t care about getting wet. But when the rain slowed down, the field next to us lit up like the night sky. My dad saw all those fireflies and said, ‘How can you not see the Creator?’ It was such a beautiful moment. And I was reminded that God created things like fireflies to show us how much He loves us.” This song is a reflection on the majesty of God’s creation.

Sean BE – Center Stage

He says, “The song was inspired by a conversation I had with a student when I was a youth leader. The young man said, ‘You didn’t just tell me how to live, you showed me.’ That opened my eyes to realize, whether we know it or not, people are always watching. Even when they don’t LISTEN, we have an incredible opportunity to SHOW them the love that God shows us.”

Shane & Shane – You’ve Already Won

We may not understand why everything happens the way it does, but we know that the end of the story will be a good one. “I don’t know what you’re doing, but I know what you’ve done. I’m fighting a battle that you’ve already won.”

Mike Donehey – Yeshua (Friend of Sinners)

Mike: “I was thinking about how Romans 2:4 tells us that the kindness of God is meant to lead us to repentance. That’s fascinating because though I know that, I tend to use any other method than kindness to change myself and changes others. And yet God uses His kindness.” May this song remind you that the kindness of God’s heart can heal us.

Mitch Wong – Bloom

Think about the beautiful journey of faith. What started off as the smallest seed – a simple decision to say “yes” to Jesus has turned into a flourishing kingdom full of hope and joy. Remember that even when our world doesn’t make sense and we face things outside of our control, we have Savior. We have a Helper living inside of us. So take heart, be encouraged, and know that whatever you’re going through, the kingdom of God is in bloom in your life today.

Jeremy Camp – Anxious Heart

After returning home from a mission trip to Uganda, for the first time in his life, Jeremy Camp experienced debilitating panic attacks that literally made him feel like he was dying. “I asked God what was happening and He said ‘You’re not trusting me at all.’ I was holding on and trying to control things but God said ‘control isn’t trust. In fact, control is the complete opposite of trust.’”

May this song be compass for you. When you feel a sense of fear or dread over your life, the best course of action is to fix your eyes on Christ. “When God speaks, I hear a love that is more real than any fear or doubt. I’m learning to remember He’s the One who’s in control of my anxious heart.”

Lauren Daigle – Thank God I Do

“This is my most precious project,” Daigle shares, “It’s got fun moments, solemn moments, extrovert moments and introvert moments. And I’m just thrilled about taking my songwriting further on this record than anything I’ve done previously.”

Listen to the Story Behind the Song, shared below!

Ben Fuller – But the Cross

“When I gave my life to Jesus, I was afraid. This was totally new to me. I was still struggling with the lies that told me I was broken or I was something that I’m not. But those lies can say whatever they want, because the cross tells me they’re WRONG.”

Brandon Heath – That’s Enough

“Have you ever caught yourself saying, ‘after this week, things will slow down and I can finally breathe!’? It feels like every day there’s a car breaking down, a kid with a project due, meals to make, laundry to fold, and more. It’s so much weight to carry. Don’t wait for life to slow down to catch your breath. Rest in the fact that right here, right now, you are loved by God.”

Cochren & Co. – Running Home

“We’ve all heard the saying there’s no place like home. When I think of what ‘home’ means, I think of comfort, rest, safety, and love. When we go off looking for these things in the broken world, we will never find them. Ultimately, we only find what we need when we return to our loving God.”

Casting Crowns, feat. CAIN – Desert Road

In the book of Acts, God commanded Philip to walk an unfamiliar road. He treaded onward for an undetermined amount of time before he discovered the purpose of his journey. Had Philip succumbed to doubt God’s cryptic directions, he would not have shared the good news of God with an unknowing traveler he stumbled upon on his way. Mark Hall walked down his own unfamiliar road.  After years of struggling with learning disabilities and bullies and praying for help, he now understands that God was not absent on his journey. “As a kid, I thought I was trying out for God’s team, hoping to make it. Now I spend so much time with kids dealing with being slower than others and wondering if God will help them. But because I’ve been down that road, and I trusted God, I can walk with them now.”

Natalie Grant & Cory Asbury – You Will Be Found

This is an anthem for those struggling with anxiety and depression. May you find encouragement and peace, knowing our ultimate hope is found in Jesus.

Fun fact: This song wasn’t written as a Christian song. Natalie said, “The first time I ever heard this song, I was so overcome with how it just made me think of the message of the Gospel. The lyrics immediately made me think of the love of Jesus and how it has the ability to find every single one of us. It doesn’t matter who you are or what you’ve done, there’s never a moment that you are so far gone that the love of God can’t find you.”

 

Matt Maher – The Lord’s Prayer (It’s Yours)

“I tend to overcomplicate things in my heart and in my soul. It’s simple. This prayer reminds me of that. I pray it every day with my family, and it always hits my heart in a different way. So if you need to go back to the basics, you can join billions of believers in echoing these words in your life and allow them to resonate.” – Matt Maher

 

Austin French – Jesus Can

Austin grew up in a Christian home where his dad was the worship pastor. “We became the ministry family that was perfect from the outside looking in, but on the inside when we were at home, it felt like World War III. We were taught not to share and talk about it, and not to show the brokenness. I’m an artist whose life has been radically saved through a very desperate situation. The goal of this song is to share my history and my story. When you think you can’t make it out, Jesus can make a way.” – Austin French

Brandon Lake – Gratitude

Hopefully this song feels like a big hug. It’s an encouragement to our souls to give a simple thank you to God.

“So come on, my soul, oh, don’t you get shy on me. Lift up your song, ‘cause you’ve got a lion inside of those lungs. Get up and praise the Lord.”

Andrew Ripp – For the Love of God 

Blessing Offor – Believe

“I believe that in any good relationship you have to be able to say hard truths. You have to be able to ask hard questions. You have to be able to say you’re confused. And I know God welcomes that from us – but I think sometimes we forget. This song is a way for me to open my heart about all of those things. In the verses I ask a lot of those questions and in the chorus, I get back to the truth that at the end of the day, all I want to do is believe.”

CAIN – I’m So Blessed

The world says that being “blessed” means you have money in the bank, that things are going right, that you’ve got the perfect family, etc. But what if you don’t have any of that? What if everything was stripped away and it was just you on the worst day of your life? CAIN says, “We want you to know you are STILL blessed. You’re a child of God! Scripture says that nothing will separate you from God’s love. You’ll spend eternity in heaven and God has promised to provide for all your needs. You’re blessed because of your assurance in Jesus, not because of your circumstances. We hope this song helps you to believe this truth and declare it over your life!”

Consumed By Fire – First Things First

This band of 3 brothers – Caleb, Josh, and Jordan – lost their dad in 2022. This song is the simple truth of scripture they learned from him that no matter what’s happening around you, always put God first. “In this chapter, everything we thought we wanted and were geared up for, we’re saying we surrender all those things. We’re saying, Lord, we want what You want. It’s a prayer of surrender, especially after losing our dad. We just want to surrender our dreams and our hopes to the Lord.”

This song is a prayer of surrender.

Stephen Stanley – Rest in the Father 

“This song was inspired by my wife. My wife called me early in the morning in the middle of touring. She’s about 5 months pregnant and she’s telling me that a man tried to break into our house while she was getting ready for work. At this point I’m thinking to myself I need to get home. I need to go see her and comfort her and she says, ‘No. You’re right where you need to be so you should stay.’ To this day, that is just mind-blowing to me, but it didn’t change what happened when I got home with this fear that I saw in my wife’s eyes. This sense of unrest. When I wrote this song, I wrote it as if it was for her. I didn’t speak to her in a way that I knew or even understood what that fear was like, I was just trying to say something that was true. Even in our darkest moments and those times in our lives where life seems out of our control, we can find peace in our God.”

for KING & COUNTRY (feat. Jordin Sparks) – Love Me Like I Am

Joel said, “I was sleeping and the phrase ‘Love me Like I Am’ captured me. It’s a beautiful story to us – the fact that God can love humanity the way He does, and we can love each other the way we do with unconditional love.”

Nathan Sheridan – Something Worth Singing About

Nathan was born to parents dealing with addiction and when he was 4, Nathan and his sister went to live with their grandparents. A few years later, Nathan’s sister Sara passed away after battling a rare form of brain cancer. When Nathan was 17, he enlisted in the National Guard and served for 6 years. He was deployed in Kuwait and joined the worship team where he felt a calling to pursue music full time. He married his wife when he came home, and they moved to Nashville. He’s someone who has definitely experienced God speaking into the hardest parts of our story.  Talking about this song, he said, “God’s love and redemption is something worth singing about.”

Mac Powell – New Creation

This song is based on 2 Corinthians 5:17: Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!  “Every difficulty is a chance to know the Lord on a deeper level and to become better, or perhaps, someone new altogether.”

Zach Williams – Heart of God 

Jason Crabb – Good Morning Mercy

Jason shared: “I recently conducted a study reporting that people are living with more pressure in their daily lives than ever before – feeling pressure from others and from things they brought on themselves. When we went in to write this song, we wanted to remind people that God’s got you in all of that. He promises in his word that He will give new mercies every morning. I love the opening line, ‘while I was sleeping, Lord you were working, on the mess I made like only I can do.‘ I mean, who hasn’t been there!? WE ALL HAVE! And, we wanted the song to be fun and joyous, to encourage. It’s definitely a song you can start your day singing.”

Cade Thompson – Arms of Jesus

He said, “I believe as humans we have the choice to run to the ways of this world or run and fall into the arms of Jesus – and in his arms, we can find the healing, the hope, and the strength that we need.” He also has a video going a little more in-depth here: Story Behind the Song.

Micah Tyler – I See Grace

His co-writer said, “There’s a verse in the Bible (Philippians 1:6) that says, he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ. When I find myself stressed, anxious, depressed, angry, uncertain of what decision to make, hopeless, or a thousand other emotions, I remind myself to look back at God’s goodness/faithfulness in my life, because when I look back… I SEE GRACE and if Philippians is true and God is who He says He is, then I believe grace is with me now and will meet me in the future as well.”

Tauren Wells – Joy in the Morning

“I felt like it was the perfect opportunity to lift people’s eyes to the horizon,” Wells shares of the eventual title track. “That Scripture — ‘Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.’ — works great for the here and now. It’s filled with hope. You may have a couple of sleepless nights where you cry into your pillowcase, and you can’t make sense of what’s happening in your life, but you’re going to wake up and realize yesterday is not forever. Life moves on, and time doesn’t heal all wounds; but in time, Jesus can heal every wound. That’s a beautiful promise.”

Citizens – Everything and More

I love the idea that God is “everything and yet He is more.” We can never find the edge to God. Such a cool picture.

Hope Darst – If The Lord Builds The House

This song is a declaration from Joshua 24:15, “As for me and my house we’re gonna serve you Lord / So here’s the keys / Come on in / Everything we have is yours.” When we try to build a name for ourselves it usually ends up falling apart, but when we choose to allow God to build our lives, nothing can tear it down.

Ryan Ellis – All My Praise

“I know for myself this isn’t always how I feel but I also know that gratitude shifts your attitude! So I’m excited to sing this song forever because it will always be true.”

Elevation Worship – Same God

“Same God was written from the truth of what God spoke in Malachi 3:6: ‘I, The LORD do not change.’ The same God who gave David courage to face Goliath stands with us today. The God that answered prayers and provided for His children back then is the same God we serve today. He’s trustworthy, His track record proves it. I’m so grateful that we can have confidence that His love toward us will never run out or change.“

 

Miracle Power – We The Kingdom 

Here’s what the band has to say about this song:
Franni: “On this side of Heaven, I really do believe that God works miracles. I think that we tend to see them, interestingly enough, in countries where people don’t have access to everything that they need to numb their pain, whether it’s emotional or physical. In the United States, we really struggle with that because we don’t really wait on God here; we have a hard time really waiting on Him, on His timing, which looks so different than ours. A thousand days is one day to the Lord; Scripture says that, so it can be really hard here. I love that second the verse says: “Sometimes it’s so hard being human/ All the struggle and all the pain.” I love when the Bible says, “We don’t have a high priest who’s unable to sympathize with us in our weakness.” He gets it; we just got to wait on Him and trust Him. And then, if not now in the next [place], I know that He will do miracles, but I hope that that doesn’t discourage our hearts from believing Him to do whatever we need now.”

Scott: “I’ve spent my entire Christian life trying to get my mind around miracles. And after all the questions, I’ve landed on being at peace with the idea that I’ll never fully understand the miraculous power of God on this side of Heaven. Sometimes the miracle is God doing something that is instantaneously supernatural…other times it’s knowing that Jesus is walking beside us. This song talks about both. I believe in a God who works ALL things for our good.”

 

Don’t Lost Heart – Steven Curtis Chapman

“I’ve heard countless stories of others who’ve walked through their own deep dark valleys, and I feel like there are some things I can say from the perspective I have now,” he shares. “I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity to encourage others to not lose heart and to remind them that we’re gonna make it home…together!”

Then Christ Came – MercyMe

“Sometimes we over-complicate things trying to come up with new, creative ways to sing about Jesus. But the message of this song is simple in that it’s about who I was before, and then Jesus showed up, and now everything has changed.”

Perfectly Loved – Rachael Lampa

Rachael is part of an organization where she’s worked alongside Tobymac’s wife Amanda in a Nashville jail. Tobymac has joined them in that work and seeing it firsthand, he wanted to join the song that was inspired by some of the women they met in the jail.

Here’s what Rachael shared about the song– “I wanted to address some of those negative messages we get–messages that say we aren’t loved or beautiful or worthy or that we don’t belong in our God-given skin. God is so kind to remind us of the truth. It’s easy to forget that even in the hard times there have still been open doors and little miracles. God doesn’t just love us, He likes us.”

No Matter What – Jordan St. Cyr

“The song was written through a hard personal season. I began to understand the faithful nature of God really has nothing to do with me, and that my heavenly Father stands in the trenches and fights for me not because I have somehow done something to earn His favor. He is faithful not because I am faithful, rather it’s because He loves me unconditionally. No matter what this life may bring, the choices I make, the amount of faith I have, I know that God is with me.”

Always – Chris Tomlin

“He says, “Hebrews 13:8 says ‘Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.’ And that’s what this song is about. I think about the ideas of the generations passing down our faith to one another. We stand in a long line of people who have gone before us, generation after generation, who’ve passed down this faith to us. So hold on. When the times are hard and life is not fair, hold onto this faith that has seen us through so much.“

Crowder (feat. Dante Bowe & Maverick City Music) – God Really Loves Us

“This is for me, but I’ve got somebody in mind too. When I’m singing this I’m believing something for somebody.” David Crowder

Josh Baldwin – There Is Freedom 

This song is about the “freedom that is found in Jesus as He stands in the gap for us. Our valley’s want to keep us from calling on His name, but when we do, strongholds break, hearts are set free, and walls come down. The truth is, there is nowhere we can go that He hasn’t already been, and there is nothing standing between us and God because where the Spirit of the Lord is there is freedom…we can have freedom AND we can have hope when we walk through the valleys.”

David Leonard – Good Lord

“There’s so many times in my life when I need to be reminded of the goodness of God. I have those days where I feel like God is absent. The more I go back and look, I see His hand on my life. This song is a reminder to continue to look up and know that God is with me.”

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

“My hope for every listener who hears this song – no matter what they’re carrying in their lives or in their hearts right now – is that they would be reminded that they are carried by the God who made them and loves them.” – 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