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"Majesty in a Manger" - New Christmas Project from Integrity Music

The Integrity Music family of artists and writers have come together with a new worship themed for the Christmas season titled  Majesty In A Manger. This new album is a collection of original songs featuring artists and writers like Paul Baloche, All Sons & Daughters, Darlene Zschech, Seth & Nirva, Travis Ryan, Michael Farren and more. "Come to Save Us," "Gloria (Our Savior Found Us)," "King of All the Earth," and the album's title track, "Majesty in a Manger" emphasize God's great love for us as they remind us of the priceless gift He sent and encourage all to come worship the newborn King.  We hope you'll pick up Majesty in a Manger today on iTunes, and add these songs to your services this Christmas season.

"Majesty in a Manger" - New Christmas Project from Integrity Music

The Integrity Music family of artists and writers have come together with a new worship themed for the Christmas season titled  Majesty In A Manger. This new album is a collection of original songs featuring artists and writers like Paul Baloche, All Sons & Daughters, Darlene Zschech, Seth & Nirva, Travis Ryan, Michael Farren and more. "Come to Save Us," "Gloria (Our Savior Found Us)," "King of All the Earth," and the album's title track, "Majesty in a Manger" emphasize God's great love for us as they remind us of the priceless gift He sent and encourage all to come worship the newborn King.  We hope you'll pick up Majesty in a Manger today on iTunes, and add these songs to your services this Christmas season.

New from Antioch College Worship - "When You Call"

Antioch College Worship is a worship ministry that was birthed out of Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas.  Their latest album, When You Call, showcases songs of a generation surrendered to Jesus, His purposes and His glory.  You'll definitely want to check out "Your Name" which is an anthem that brings worship to the only One worthy of our praise as well as "Yes Lord" which examines our response to His calling as we step out in faith and surrender our lives to Him. "Come and Move" is another song that praises God's love, mercy and faithfulness and reverently expresses our need for Him.  Antioch College Worship singer and songwriter Caleb Seibert shares, "Our prayer is that in these songs you will hear an invitation from the Father to surrender everything again and join Him on the adventure of a lifetime –be it on your college campus, at your workplace or in the nations of the earth. The call to total surrender always remains available to any who will accept it.”  When You Call is now available on iTunes and you can find all the Original Masters here on MultiTracks.com

New from Antioch College Worship - "When You Call"

Antioch College Worship is a worship ministry that was birthed out of Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas.  Their latest album, When You Call, showcases songs of a generation surrendered to Jesus, His purposes and His glory.  You'll definitely want to check out "Your Name" which is an anthem that brings worship to the only One worthy of our praise as well as "Yes Lord" which examines our response to His calling as we step out in faith and surrender our lives to Him. "Come and Move" is another song that praises God's love, mercy and faithfulness and reverently expresses our need for Him.  Antioch College Worship singer and songwriter Caleb Seibert shares, "Our prayer is that in these songs you will hear an invitation from the Father to surrender everything again and join Him on the adventure of a lifetime –be it on your college campus, at your workplace or in the nations of the earth. The call to total surrender always remains available to any who will accept it.”  When You Call is now available on iTunes and you can find all the Original Masters here on MultiTracks.com

Indie Showcase: Sixteen Cities

Sixteen Cities is a band of Christ-followers based out of The Heights Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas with a genuine desire to see the Gospel transform their generation.  They have pursued God's calling in their life for more than a decade and continue to lead worship at church events and camps all over the country.  This week, we are excited to showcase two of their singles, "Near To Us" which is based upon Psalm 139 and praises God's constant presence in our lives and the band's latest release, "Send Us Out" which answers the call to share the good news of Christ and testify to the nations of all that He has done.  Both of these singles are now available on iTunes and we encourage you to pick them up today!

Indie Showcase: Sixteen Cities

Sixteen Cities is a band of Christ-followers based out of The Heights Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas with a genuine desire to see the Gospel transform their generation.  They have pursued God's calling in their life for more than a decade and continue to lead worship at church events and camps all over the country.  This week, we are excited to showcase two of their singles, "Near To Us" which is based upon Psalm 139 and praises God's constant presence in our lives and the band's latest release, "Send Us Out" which answers the call to share the good news of Christ and testify to the nations of all that He has done.  Both of these singles are now available on iTunes and we encourage you to pick them up today!

Play of the Week - "God of Calvary" by Chris Tomlin

We are excited to offer "God of Calvary," from Chris Tomlin's brand new album, Never Lose Sight, as this week's "Play of the Week." You'll hear the full instrumentation and will be able to access to the song for free for the entire week through this Sunday, October 30, in our MultiTrack app, Playback.  If you've never used Playback, now is a great time to download it for free on the App Store and try it out.  What better way to start the week than with some new music?

Play of the Week - "God of Calvary" by Chris Tomlin

We are excited to offer "God of Calvary," from Chris Tomlin's brand new album, Never Lose Sight, as this week's "Play of the Week." You'll hear the full instrumentation and will be able to access to the song for free for the entire week through this Sunday, October 30, in our MultiTrack app, Playback.  If you've never used Playback, now is a great time to download it for free on the App Store and try it out.  What better way to start the week than with some new music?
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