Worship changes us. It changes our views of God of the world, and of ourselves...At least it should. Marcus Green takes us on a journey through some of the big ideas of Christian faith. And when he looks deep into Matthew's gospel, he makes some exciting discoveries about the liberating nature of... (more)

The music in this collection is very much about renewal and being open to change. Margaret Rizza has drawn on some of the deeply spiritual prayers of David Adam to produce contemplative, stilling pieces which invite us to enter into simplicity, to be remade and transformed. There are also sim... (more)

Hunger for Justice is a new Christian Aid collection of 92 hymns and songs to change the world – a world where poverty is still the ultimate weapon of mass destruction. Hymns by writers such as Timothy Dudley-Smith, Bell and Maule, Fred Pratt Green and Graham Kendrick sit alongside traditional Nicar... (more)

Mat Kearney didn't set out to write just another collection of songs for Young Love, his third full-length album and first for Universal Republic Records. Instead, he penned a pastiche of honest, heartfelt, and hypnotic stories that'll make you move your feet and put a smile on your face. Kearney... (more)

Matt Hill's first debut album, 'Masterpiece', presents the tones of blues and 90s funk combined with emotive lyrics to invite the listener in to a space of reflection and exploration.

Collect all your favourite songs from British worship leader, Matt Redman, with this 15 track CD, 'Sing Like Never Before: The Essential Collection'.

Matt Redman explains the stories behind the songs: Amazing If I'm honest I find it pretty hard to write up-tempo celebratory songs. I actually wrote this song about 5am one morning in California! I'd been thinking about the whole grace theme for a while - wanting to write a song describing the ... (more)

These easy fanfares may be used as Gospel fanfares, hymn introductions, or as processional greetings on important occasions. They are in all the common keys so that they easily slip into the next piece of music.