It's not a complete list of all the talented newbies dropping their debuts this year, but these ten are worth keeping an eye-and an ear-on in the days ahead.

New renditions of old hymns and worship standards win out in this year's list of top picks in the worship music genre

An earthier version of a veteran musician brings heaven closer.

Buddy Miller has hinted at his Christian faith on previous albums, but with his latest release, Universal United House of Prayer, he figured the time was right to let it all hang out.

Tangled Up in The Bible translates Dylan's use of scripture.

Atomic Bomb is classic U2, with a prescription for healing the world.

God is so immeasurably beyond us that we must not be guilty of dumbing down our efforts to worship him.

Former Creed lead singer Scott Stapp tells us about his faith journey—falling away from God as a rebellious rock star, and, just recently, coming back to embrace Christianity.

The difference between Christian practice and a Starbucks purchase.

Pop pianist Jim Brickman celebrates a decade of music with a greatest hits album—and hopes to include more inspirational songs on his next recording.

Some bands are rejecting the Christian label for their music and instead singing about Christ to the masses.

Smokey Robinson and the Miracles were Motown's hottest act in the '60s. These days, Robinson's gig takes him to churches and prisons, where he shares his Christian faith.

Frontman Scott Stapp turns attention to Passion of the Christ project.