Contemporary Christian artist Phil Wickham was 18 years old when he began his career in 2002. Since then, he released 11 albums, including: Give You My World (2003) Phil Wickham (2006) Cannons (2007) Heaven & Earth (2009) Response (2011)
Fellow Bereans, I attempted to review UPPERROOM’s song Worthy of It All + All of the Glory when I quickly realized that this was a cover of Onething Live’s Worthy of It All, which
American Christian pop and rock artist Tauren Wells began his career in 2004. He is currently a lead pastor in Joel Olsteen’s Lakewood Church. He released four albums and three EP’s, including: Undefeated (EP, 2016)
Hillsong Church is a megachurch founded in 1983 in Baulkham Hills, New South Wales, Australia. It was formerly led by Hillsong Founder Brian Houston. Hillsong possesses a massive discography, spanning across four music ministries. These
Happy new year! We the Kingdom began their career in 2018, releasing four albums and six EP’s. These include: Live at the Wheelhouse (EP, 2019) Live Acoustic Sessions (EP, 2020) The Awakening (EP, 2020) The Battle (EP, 2020)
I’d like to end the year by reviewing something positive and uplifting. For 2023, I chose to examine the cult classic El Shaddai. Michael Card is an American artist and songwriter with a distinguished
Big Tent Revival is an American Christian rock band that ran from 1991 to 2000 with a crowdfunding-backed album released in 2012. They released six albums, including: Steve Wiggins and Big Tent Revival (1993) Big
Thank you for voting on my first January 2024 polls! I apologize for this late post. In poll A, We The Kingdom’s Jesus Does did it, while Hillsong Worship’s Agnus Dei / King Of
Austin French is an American artist. He began his career in 2014, after his appearance on ABC’s only season of Rising Star as the runner-up. Since then, he released one album and one EP, including: Wide Open (2018)
The Grace Collective is a duo consisting of Matthew Carpenter and Joel Arcieri. Carpenter previously released his EP Light and Dark in 2019, while Arcieri previously hosted a podcast called Theology of Music and