Offering a Christmas-themed grab bag of sorts, Parker kicks things off with "Mistletoe Meltdown," a light-hearted dance-pop ditty detailing his great-aunt Betty's attempts to corner him under said greenery. The equally humorous follow-on cut, "The 12 Days of Christmas," bears the parenthetical subtitle "How It Should be," and such is arguably the case. To be sure, it's hard to find too much fault with a track that trims the lengthy December chestnut down to a quick intro speech followed by the last of the song's twelve verses and a few concluding remarks - the sum total of which run a mere 38 seconds...

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November 1, 2019 Due to the untimely passing of his oldest son Truett Foster, Toby’s place is at home with his family this fall. The TobyMac Theatre tour in its entirety has been rescheduled to the spring. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause fans...

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If one didn't know better, they might assume that the folks at DREAM Records are following some sort of predetermined pattern when it comes to their holiday-themed anthologies. The label's first Christmas compilation featured thirteen tracks by eight different artists. By the time Volume 2 saw the light of day, the composition count was trimmed down to eight, making the sophomore offering more like two thirds of a full-fledged album. The third installment in the series found the DREAM team once again ramping up the total song number to twelve. Which brings us to the present where, this time around, fans are greeted with Christmas Vol. 4, a seven-cut extended player...

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The year is 2019, and Kayne West, yes, that Kanye, has released a gospel-centric hip-hop album called JESUS IS KING. What a beautiful, and most surprising twist in this thing called life. JESUS IS KING is an album that perfectly describes the state of Kanye's faith journey...in process. Truth be told, it is one we should find familiar because it is the story of us all. As I listen, I hear attempts at humility woven through a life of selfishness; I hear heavenly longing sought for in earthly pursuits, and if I'm honest, I see myself in the mirror...

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