Lincoln Brewster's first all-new studio album in six years ranks with his best, offering modern worship that's energized by engaging pop melodies and blazing guitar work.

There's no question that Family Force 5's latest was made in the spirit of fun and nostalgia, but in addition to spiritual substance, Dance or Die sorely lacks the freshness and production quality of the band's debut.

only an in-between holdover until the group's next full-length, Closer reveals a band coming to grips with the realization that they're now only accountable to themselves as artists.

The newest chapter from Hillsong doesn't skimp on liveliness, but it does in offering fresh, thoughtful expressions of corporate praise.

Were the Beatles a Christian band? Most people would point to John Lennon’s public statements about the church, the song “Imagine,” and the infamous “bigger than Jesus” quip and raise their eyebrows. But a recently-unearthed interview with Lennon from 1969 suggests that John Lennon and the Beatles weren’t as hostile to Christianity as it’s been thought.