CCM Magazine

CCM Magazine started its journey in 1978 during the rise of the Jesus music movement. Initially, it was a monthly print publication that ran until May 2008. After that, the CCM brand transitioned to the digital realm, where it now operates at CCMmagazine.com. The website delivers the latest news about Christian music artists and the industry, keeping fans updated. It offers in-depth features on emerging artists, new music releases, video interviews with artists, and live song performances, catering to the interests of Christian music enthusiasts.

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Mac to the Future? Third Day Countdown Teases Potential Reunion

5 days ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

There’s something in the air—and it feels like a consuming fire from Georgia. A cryptic countdown timer has appeared on ThirdDay.com, and fans are buzzing with one burning question: Is this the start of a Third Day reunion? The clock is ticking down to next Wednesday, and while no official statement has been released, the timing—and the silence—is just loud enough to suggest something big is brewing. Could it be a full-blown reunion tour? A new studio album?
God Only Knows: A CCM Tribute to Brian Wilson

1 week ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

Brian Wilson, co-founder of The Beach Boys and one of the most influential songwriters in American history, passed away on June 10, 2025 at the age of 82. With him goes the final chapter of the original Wilson brothers—Dennis, Carl, and now Brian—whose harmonies helped define a generation. Yet for many Christian artists and fans, the influence of Wilson’s music goes far beyond the surf and sand.
Michael Tait Breaks Silence: My Confession

1 week ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

Content Warning: This article contains adult themes. It is intended for mature readers. Discretion is advised. In a powerful and heart-wrenching statement released today, Michael Tait—former lead singer of the Newsboys and longtime voice in Christian music—has publicly confessed to a pattern of self-destruction that he says spanned two decades.
“My Savior My God” Turns 20: The Worship Anthem That Started on a Napkin

1 week ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

“I never could have tried to get it to where it was… God took that song places that I couldn’t have imagined.”— Aaron ShustTwenty years ago, a young worship leader from Pennsylvania penned a melody on a church piano and scribbled lyrics on a yellow Wendy’s napkin. He had no record deal, no grand plan—just a red Sharpie, a Bible, and a lyric that wrecked him. That song was “My Savior My God,” and the artist was Aaron Shust.
Kayla Harrison Brings John 3:16 to UFC 316 with Big Win

1 week ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

“You’re not being punished… You’re being positioned.”—Kayla Harrison, UFC Bantamweight ChampionMoments after nearly breaking her opponent’s arm to claim the UFC Bantamweight title, Kayla Harrison stood strong in the center of the octagon. With Joe Rogan holding the mic, the audience leaned in expecting trash talk—but instead, Harrison delivered a message of eternal truth.
2025 Summer Festival Guide

1 week ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

Summer 2025 is here—and you know what that means… it’s FESTIVAL SEASON! And this year might just be the biggest yet for Christian music lovers coast to coast. Before Google calendars and Facebook events, CCM Magazine was the place fans turned to for the latest tour dates, music news, and insider access to their favorite artists. Whether you were circling festival ads in the print issue or mailing in for tickets (yes, mailing!), CCM was the heartbeat of the Christian music touring scene.
PFR’s Vanished Album Disappear Could Finally Reappear - With Your Help

2 weeks ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

For over 20 years, Disappear was the lost chapter in PFR’s story. Released just as their label shuttered, the album never stood a chance. Until now. The beloved alt-rock trio—Mark Nash, Joel Hanson, and Patrick Andrew—have launched a Kickstarter campaign to remaster and reissue Disappear, a cult favorite that slipped into obscurity before fans could fully embrace it. “To get a second chance at releasing this album is something we could’ve never foreseen” the band tells CCM Magazine exclusively.
Is God Trending? Inside the Celebrity Faith Resurgence

2 weeks ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

In a cultural moment where authenticity is currency, it’s striking to see how many mainstream celebrities are boldly sharing their Christian faith—not as a marketing move, but as a genuine part of their lives. From country stages to reality TV platforms, these public figures are reminding us that the Gospel isn’t confined to pulpits or pews. It’s alive in testimonies, in music, and even in the most unexpected places.
Bono Unmasked: U2 Frontman sheds the rock star image for Songs of Surrender

2 weeks ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

“Can we not change the world and have fun?” – BonoOn November 9, 2022, I found myself holding a single ticket to a sold-out show at the Ryman Auditorium. The room buzzed with an almost sacred anticipation. To my left sat Charlie Lowell from Jars of Clay. A few rows up, Michael W. Smith found his seat.
Relient K Shocks Nashville with Free Show at Brown’s Diner - And They’re Doing It Again Tonight

2 weeks ago | ccmmagazine.com | Logan Sekulow

Last night in Nashville, one of the most beloved bands of the 2000s turned back the clock—and turned up the volume—inside a burger joint. Relient K played a surprise, full-band show at Brown’s Diner, the Hillsboro Village landmark known more for its fried pickles than pop-punk history. But for about 100 lucky fans crammed into the diner, and the hundreds more packed on the deck and sidewalks outside peering through windows, it became a front-row seat to an unforgettable night.