New Artist Spotlight: Chasen In this 'New Artist Spotlight,' Mike Donehey, lead singer for Tenth Avenue North (GMA's reigning 'New Artist of the Year') interviews Chasen Callahan, frontman of new INO recording band Chasen.

Until the Whole World Hears Ups the Musical Ante While their hooky pop/rock melodies and made-for-church worship lyrics have maintained an arena-sized audience since day one, Casting Crowns' latest ups the musical ante a bit, with poetic verses and interesting musical riffs.

I'd Rather Have __________? George Beverly Shea was born one-hundred one years ago today. His signature song still causes me to stop in humble self-examination.

John Reuben: Not-So-Trivial Pursuits Offering insight behind the songs off his latest album, Sex, Drugs and Self-Control, John Reuben delves into the day-to-day of his developing faith and explains how his new home studio recording articulates his spiritual findings.

Hope is Alive in Steven Curtis Chapman's Beauty Will Rise  Though Steven Curtis Chapman has always related to his fans, he's never gotten as personal with his extended family of listeners as he does on Beauty Will Rise, his first recording since his daughter died in a tragic accident in 2008.

Striking Balance between Old and New Can End Worship Wars There should be no more worship wars among friends. New songs are good, but the old hymns are not bad, and besides, there's evidence to show that too much familiarity breeds discontent.

What are we Singing: Friend of God David spent great amounts of time alone with God in wide, open spaces. During these times, I imagine he came to realize that humanity is not insignificant, but very significant to God.

Product Recall: Worthless Worship May we never come to the place where the joy, wonder, and enthusiasm goes out of our worship. What we do for the Lord Jesus Christ should never be a weariness.

See the Red Sea: Nothing is Impossible With God The book of Exodus shows, over and over again, that nothing is impossible with God. Nothing!

Faith-Based Music: Critics' Picks 2009 From Leeland's Love Is on the Move to Switchfoot's Hello Hurricane to Jars of Clay'sThe Long Fall Back to Earth and more, these are our choices for the best faith-based albums of 2009. Read on and see if some of your favorites are listed, too.

Reuben Keeps It Real with Sex, Drugs and Self Control With Sex, Drugs and Self-Control, John Reuben wears his heart on his sleeve, using clever rhymes to detail his minute-by-minute spiritual discoveries and padding his findings in a melting pot of pop/rock/rap accompaniment.

Until the Whole World Hears Ups the Musical Ante While their hooky pop/rock melodies and made-for-church worship lyrics have maintained an arena-sized audience since day one, Casting Crowns' latest ups the musical ante a bit, with poetic verses and interesting musical riffs.

Hope is Alive in Steven Curtis Chapman's Beauty Will Rise  Though Steven Curtis Chapman has always related to his fans, he's never gotten as personal with his extended family of listeners as he does on Beauty Will Rise, his first recording since his daughter died in a tragic accident in 2008.

Concert Experience Captured on Jeremy Camp's Live Live certainly serves as a good faux-greatest hits and a nice filler between studio recordings. But it is an album mainly for Jeremy Camp fans—of which there are plenty and who should be happy with this more 'in-person' experience.

Heaven & Earth Delivered Beautifully by Wickham Phil Wickham's musings of the 'now and not yet' on Heaven & Earth should spark a special chord in today's Christian music scene. It's not that what he has to say has never been said before; it has just rarely been delivered as beautifully.