Christian Music Reviews Archives

How is Scotty McCreery the only "American Idol" winner yet to release a full-length holiday album? It's also no shock that the good musical tidings...

The official music video for Moriah Peters' song, Well Done, from her debut album, I Choose Jesus, now available in stores and on iTunes:...

Matthew West delivers a powerful set of tracks from his new album In The Light. Check out one his latest songs, Moved by Mercy.

Kerrie Roberts saw moderate success with her debut. Now Roberts confidently steps onto the stage for her sophomore album.

On The Heartbeat, Bellarive’s piano-fueled anthems aim for more of a headphone-listening experience than the usual worship fare.

This is what happens when Switchfoot tracks from Vice Verses are reworked by Darren King, Adam Young, JT Daly and Photek.

Healer is sure to please, with enough diversity and pathos to continue to provide encouragement and inspiration to the fans.

Point of Grace offers well done, radio-ready inspiration and sings about how they live on this light country-influenced album.

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.

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.