In much the same structure as the “big three”, Hillsong, Elevation, and Maverick City Music, River Valley Worship is a church-led band. Held together by a conglomerate of worship pastors and songwriters. They released
Draylin Young is a relatively new artist. He serves as the lead worship pastor of First Church Sterling Heights in Sterling Heights, MI. Young released a slew of singles, as well as his 2023 album
To put it succinctly, Maverick City Music is the audience on stage. Recently, they have collaborated with other artists such as Elevation Worship, Chandler Moore, and Brandon Lake to produce music. They released seven
Gable Price and Friends was, of course, started by American singer and songwriter Gable Price. Starting in 2018, they released one EP and two albums, including: The Redding EP (2018) Fractioned Heart (2020) The
Fellow Bereans, I know it might be difficult to believe, but I have a life outside of The Berean Test! Lately, my work, family, and volunteer commitments have been demanding more and more of
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
Thank you for voting on my second January 2024 polls! In poll A, UPPERROOM’s Worthy of It All + All of the Glory was removed per this announcement. Thus, Chris Tomlin’s Praise Him Forever
Contemporary Christian juggernaut Chris Tomlin began his career in 1993. He released seventeen albums, including: Inside Your Love (1995) Authentic (1998) Too Much Free Time (1998) The Noise We Make (2001) Not to Us (2002) Arriving (2004) See the Morning (2006)
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