The hit song "Desperate" was born from the ashes of Jamie MacDonald's profound grief after the loss of her father following five years as his caregiver. The raw, soul-stirring cry became her lifeline in the wake of her loss, and the tune has struck a nerve. With its seven-week Christian chart-topping run, it's clear the song has resonated deeply with listeners navigating similar pain and loss. Now, MacDonald is joined by modern CCM royalty Lauren Daigle on guest vocals, adding a layer to an already standout song. MacDonald's smoky, bluesy vocals, steeped in heartache, intertwine with Daigle's equally husky, soulful...

SEU Worship's latest offering, A Forgiving God, is a tender, soul-searching journey that trades stadium-sized anthems for something far more intimate -- a whispered invitation back to the heart of grace. With a sonic palette that leans into indie-folk textures and ambient worship tones, the album feels less like a performance and more like a prayer room session.

From the opening strains of "Psalm 42," to the closing title track, SEU Worship crafts a narrative of return: return to mercy, to stillness, to the God who never stops welcoming home. Standouts like "Fruit Takes Time"...

The return of a beloved band can fill their fans' hearts with a bevy of emotions. After time away, will the group be up to their former level of proficiency? Will there be the same level of chemistry or songcraft as they hit before? Will it be worth investing time, emotional currency, or money, in this iteration of the band? Will the band just call it quits again?

These are all valid questions and reflect the unique place that our favorite artists hold in our hearts. And to be honest, many "reunions" of bands are cynical cash grabs or an attempt to recapture the glory days one more time. And so, as one of your favorite groups reunites; the one that imprinted on a special time in your life or in your walk with the Lord, there is trepidation to hit the "play button" and see what this new iteration has to offer...