Christian Music Archives

Manafest’s fifth studio project Fighter is a blistering set of tunes that swings hard, but doesn’t quite land a knockout punch.

Sidewalk Prophets won the 2010 New Artist Dove Award, and the band’s second major label album, Live Like That, reminds us why.

Dave Barnes may have made his living writing hit songs for others, but Stories to Tell confirms he’s got a solid original voice.

Till the Sunrise is a solid pop effort that reflects Matt Brouwer’s current stage in life—a mark of a talented songwriter.

Kutless doesn’t take many risks here, but plays marvelously to its strengths: power chords, soaring vocals and impeccable timing.

It has to be one of the most unexpected phenomena in the church today—that white middle-aged pastors are talking about rap music and, even more...

Newly aligned with Inpop Records, Jaci Velasquez presents a worthwhile comeback effort with the autobiographical Diamond.

Andrew Greer’s sophomore album features a diverse roster of artists lending their musical talents to timeless hymns.

With the help of producers Ed Cash and Matt Bronlewee, worship leader Kari Jobe steps up her game on her sophomore release.

Their final project, Give Us Rest is David Crowder Band’s crowning achievement in a career of exuberant, cerebral accomplishments.

What music reviews were the most read at Crosswalk.com in 2011? Find out which albums made the top 20 list.

The second holiday album in the Wow compilation series offers exactly what it promises: a little bit of something for everyone.

While Glory doesn’t come off as creatively inspired as Michael W. Smith’s instrumental debut, it’s still a glorious celebration.

Chris Tomlin’s collection does more than highlight his greatest hits. It’s a celebration of the lives impacted by these songs.

God’s Not Dead feels like another reminder that newsboys is still the same pop/rock band that does worship music well.