Revolution by Skillet
Skillet's 2024 album, their first as an independent band, loud and direct with anthems built for the arena.
Christian rock carries the energy and instrumentation of rock music while drawing its lyrics from faith, doubt, and hope.
Skillet's 2024 album, their first as an independent band, loud and direct with anthems built for the arena.
Newsboys' 2024 worship record, the first half of a revival project, built on big choruses and a plain call to faith.
Casting Crowns' 2022 album Healer is steady Christian rock about grace, scars, and the long road home.
Skillet's 2022 album Dominion is loud, defiant hard rock about standing firm and refusing to bow.
Newsboys' bright 2021 album, an anthemic call to hold firm in faith, full of big hooks and plain encouragement.
Fireflight's 2020 comeback is sharp Christian rock about identity, worth and holding your head up through the noise.
Skillet's brighter 1998 second album, a poppier turn for the band that I went back to discover.
Skillet's 2019 album is hard rock about rising from defeat, all big riffs and bigger choruses about winning through.
Newsboys United's 2019 record reunites two eras of the band for a bright set of arena-ready Christian pop rock.
A late discovery of Delirious?'s 1999 album, a bold step from worship band into ambitious British rock.
A late discovery of Relient K's 2001 album, fast, funny pop punk that hides real faith under its jokes.
Casting Crowns' 2018 record about laying down our own name and wanting only the name of Jesus to remain.
Skillet's raw 1996 debut, the rough start of a long-running Christian rock band I traced back to.
A late discovery of Delirious?'s 1997 album, a raw and ambitious record that helped reshape British worship.
Newsboys' 1998 album, the first after a singer change, a bright and bold pop-rock record I came to years later.
Skillet's 2000 album, a heavier and more electronic turn for the band, a record I came to long after release.
Kutless's 2017 worship record gives well-loved praise songs a rock edge, steady and direct from start to finish.
The Newsboys' 1988 debut, the rough Australian beginning of a long band that I traced back to.
Casting Crowns' 2016 album is warm pop rock about taking the next faithful step rather than waiting for a grand plan.
Skillet's 2016 album is tight, hard rock built for arenas, a record about feeling invincible and refusing to quit.
Newsboys' 2016 album is upbeat pop rock that calls for a gentle uprising of love rather than noise and division.
Iona's 1992 album inspired by the ancient gospel manuscript, an ambitious record I found years later.
Kutless's 2015 album, contemporary worship driven by Christian rock, songs of giving everything over to God.
Kutless turn fully to worship on their 2014 record Glory, pairing rock guitars with congregational songs of revelation, restoration, and praise.
Iona's 1990 Celtic Christian debut, a record of wind and water I came to long after it was made.