Music Features

"Fear and anxiety don’t just disappear because we write songs or sing songs, but God has given us a weapon of worship to use every time the wave of fear wants to rise itself against us. This song is a prayer and a weapon..."

Hear what Hope Darst has to say about how her song, "Peace Be Still" came about.

In collaboration with country superstars Lady A, Chris Tomlin gives us some insight into their song, "Who You Are to Me". 

Colton Dixon and Wife Annie Dixon sat down with Entertainment Tonight to share details from the couple's 30-Hour Labor Complications; telling 'ET' how they managed to get through one of their baby twins being born without a pulse.....

After the unprecedented success Lauren Daigle had with her debut album, and the ensuing pressure, one of her first impulses was to retreat to rediscover who she was.  This honest conversation with Lauren shows that she came away from that place renewed, inspired, and sure of her place in music history. 

As much as his songs has inspired others, Zach Williams is the first to admit how inspired he is by those who share their stories with him.

Grammy-winning singer Lauren Daigle performs a special rendition of the title track from her album, “Look Up Child,” recorded especially for 'TODAY'.

We have that performance right here!

Mandisa was heartbroken to see the demonstrations of racial tension and hate taking place across the nation.  Feeling pressed to say something artistically about this issue, she tells us how her sadness became the motivation for the song, "Bleed the Same".

Two-time GRAMMY Award winner and multi-platinum recording artist Lauren Daigle made a special guest appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
We have some of that interview right here!

Cancer, miscarriage, loss of limbs, death in the family -- In a short span of time, Big Daddy Weave has been hit with some of the hardest tragedies life can offer. From this season came a song that perfectly frames the band's continuing faith through life's fires.

Lead singer Mike Weaver talks about how their song, "I Know" came about. 

When Matthew West looks at the totality of his amazing music career, what does he see?  The awards, or the fame, or the glamour?  No!  Matthew sees the faithfulness of God!  He talks about this candidly as he gives us some insight into his song, "The God Who Stays".

The theme we continually see in Matthew West’s music is: redeeming the time.  Whether it’s the refusal to just “go through the motions”, or the proclamation that “I’m a child of the one true King”, his message turns against standing idol, and bears witness to a total commitment to God’s purpose for his life.

This trend continues with his album, All In. 

We bring you an Exclusive Premiere video!  This is the official featurette video of "One Step Away" from Casting Crowns- with complete lyrics!

Jeremy Camp has endured a family tragedy, and his testimony of that loss has gone on to not only inspire an iconic worship song, but also is the inspiration behind the blockbuster major motion picture.

We take a look at the real-life events of Jeremy's life and how those events have become the subject of the hit movie, I Still Believe.

Jeremy Camp and the cast of the motion picture, I Still Believe (KJ Apa, Britt Robertson, Gary Sinise) each reflect on the coming together of this biopic movie based on the life and struggles Camp faced at the death of his first wife.

An amazing reminder that there are two ways to look at each day - as a chore or an opportunity!  TobyMac gives us his personal perspective here as he talks about "Edge Of My Seat".

From Kanye to Bieber, Chris Pratt, and more, all say that trusting God pulled them out of dark places and bolstered their faith. The rise of celebrities finding an anchor in God is thrusting Jesus and faith into the spotlight like never before.

Written from a heart of both grief and hope, as can only come from a dad, TobyMac has put to music his thoughts and feelings after the passing of his son, Truett.

Pray for Toby and his family as you watch and listen to this video of "21 Years."

The group spent two days driving through the mountains of Guatemala, visiting sponsored children in local villages.

We have lots of pictures of their visit!

Music video budgets have skyrocketed to the point where you think they're mini motion pictures.  But We Are Messengers' Darren Mulligan tells how his powerful video for "Maybe It's Okay" came about on a shoestring - to make an amazing impact.

You've heard "Live Like That" on this station - now watch the official music video for the song!  With Lyrics!