There’s always more great Christian music being released than any one of us can keep up with. So each week, we’re highlighting some of the music you may have missed—new music from familiar voices, emerging artists, and worship leaders who are giving us something worth hearing. Here are this week’s selections from Christian Music You May Have Missed!
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“It’s Christmas Time Again” – Chris Tomlin
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Chris Tomlin welcomes the Christmas season with “It’s Christmas Time Again,” a warm, nostalgic celebration of family traditions, familiar carols, and the joy of gathering with loved ones. Released October 9, 2026, the song serves as the lead single from his forthcoming Christmas album, Good News of Great Joy (Christmas Songs of Worship), arriving November 6. Inspired by the warmth and nostalgia of spending Christmas with family and friends, the song offers a more personal, seasonal perspective from the longtime worship leader.
Beneath the cozy seasonal imagery, the song keeps its focus on the true heart of Christmas: the birth of Jesus Christ. The familiar sights and sounds of the season point toward the wonder of that holy night, reminding listeners that the story of Christ’s coming continues to shine through the generations. It celebrates the traditions that bring people together while keeping the greatest gift of Christmas at the center of the celebration.
With its inviting melody and message of peace and hope, “It’s Christmas Time Again” offers an early taste of the Christmas music Tomlin has become known for. It’s a song for gathering with family, singing familiar carols, and remembering the good news that changed the world: the Savior has come, and the hope announced that first Christmas still endures today.
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“Bones” – Colton Dixon
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Colton Dixon delivers a powerful reminder of God’s ability to bring life out of the most hopeless circumstances in “Bones.” Released October 9, 2026, the song draws on the biblical imagery of dry bones coming back to life, pointing listeners toward the restoring power of God even when a situation appears beyond repair. With Dixon’s recognizable rock-driven sound and passionate vocal delivery, the track brings an urgent energy to a message of faith and renewal.
The song’s central imagery recalls Ezekiel 37, where God leads the prophet into a valley filled with dry bones and commands him to speak God’s word over them. What seems lifeless and impossible becomes a powerful demonstration of God’s sovereignty and life-giving power. That imagery speaks to the spiritual dry places people can experience, whether through disappointment, discouragement, or seasons when hope seems to have disappeared. “Bones” encourages listeners to remember that what looks finished to us is never beyond God’s ability to restore.
With its emphasis on renewal, perseverance, and trusting God’s power, “Bones” fits naturally into Dixon’s catalog of faith-centered songs that combine contemporary rock with an encouraging Christian message. It offers a reminder that God can breathe new life into weary hearts and seemingly impossible situations, inviting listeners to hold on to hope even when all they can see are the dry bones.
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“Shaky Ground” – Jeremy Camp
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Jeremy Camp’s “Shaky Ground” is a deeply personal song about holding on to faith when life feels uncertain and the circumstances around us seem to be falling apart. Released October 9, 2026, the single offers a first glimpse into his forthcoming album Revival, arriving February 5, 2027. Written with his daughters, Bella Camp and Arie Camp, the song grew out of a difficult season that included health struggles and challenges within his family and personal relationships. Rather than hiding those struggles, Camp turns them into an honest expression of his dependence on God’s faithfulness.
The song acknowledges the fear, doubt, and emotional exhaustion that can come when the things we once counted on begin to crumble. Yet even when strength seems out of reach, Camp returns to the familiar declaration, “It is well with my soul,” expressing a faith that rests not on the stability of life’s circumstances but on the unchanging character of God. The song’s message echoes the biblical picture of God as our refuge and strength in times of trouble, reminding us that we can continue to turn to Him even when we cannot see how our difficulties will resolve.
What makes “Shaky Ground” especially moving is the personal story behind it. Camp has described how, through this challenging period, he found himself clinging to the truth that God remained faithful and unchanging. Having his daughters help write the song adds another layer of meaning to its message of perseverance and trust. The result is an encouraging reminder that faith does not require us to pretend everything is fine; even in seasons of uncertainty, we can keep singing, lean on God’s sustaining love, and trust Him to help us find our footing again.
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“Pass The Gates” – NEEDTOBREATHE feat. Anne Wilson
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NEEDTOBREATHE joins forces with Christian country artist Anne Wilson for “Past The Gates,” a stirring collaboration that brings together the band’s roots-rock sound and Wilson’s powerful, country-inflected vocals. Released October 8, 2026, the song is featured on the upcoming expanded edition of the band’s album The Long Surrender, titled The Long Surrender and The Fellow Passengers of Pain, due November 19. The collaboration brings together artists from different corners of Christian music for a song centered on one of faith’s most enduring promises: the hope of life beyond this world.
At its heart, “Past The Gates” looks toward heaven and the joy of entering God’s presence. Rather than focusing only on the grief and uncertainty that accompany death, the song turns the listener’s attention to the eternal hope promised to those who belong to Christ. Its imagery of passing through heaven’s gates and joining the worship of God’s people offers a comforting reminder that death does not have the final word. For Christians, the promise of eternity gives a deeper perspective on life’s hardships and the pain of saying goodbye to those we love.
Musically, the song blends NEEDTOBREATHE’s familiar rock and Americana influences with gospel warmth, while Anne Wilson adds an expressive vocal presence that complements the band’s sound. The result is both reflective and uplifting, carrying a message that speaks to listeners navigating grief as well as those who simply need a reminder of the hope ahead. “Past The Gates” invites us to look beyond the struggles of this life and hold fast to the promise of being with the Lord, where sorrow gives way to everlasting joy.
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“God Is Everywhere” – Charles Weems
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Charles Weems celebrates the constant, comforting presence of God in “God Is Everywhere,” a worship song featured on his debut EP, I Will Follow, released October 9, 2026. The song encourages listeners to look beyond their immediate circumstances and recognize the evidence of God’s goodness throughout creation and everyday life. With an uplifting melody and a congregational worship feel, Weems invites us to open our eyes to the God who surrounds us with His love and remains near in every season.
The song draws inspiration from Scripture, particularly Psalm 139:7–10, which describes how there is nowhere we can go beyond God’s presence. It also echoes Jeremiah 23:23–24 and Acts 17:27–28, emphasizing that God is never distant or confined to a particular place. Rather than suggesting that we must struggle to find Him, Weems reminds us that His goodness is already on display around us. Even when doubt clouds our perspective, we can look to creation, remember His promises, and find reassurance in the nearness of His Spirit.
For Weems, whose musical journey is deeply rooted in the local church and a family legacy of ministry, songwriting is an opportunity to encourage people in their walk with Jesus. “God Is Everywhere” captures that heart through a simple but powerful declaration of faith: God is present in the beauty of creation, the peace that sustains us through dark nights, and the moments when we most need His comfort. The song invites listeners to become more aware of His presence and to trust that, wherever life leads, we are never beyond the reach of His love.
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“Recompense” – Gracie Binion
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Gracie Binion joins fellow songwriter and worship leader Bella Fabrizio for “Recompense,” a powerful worship song released October 9, 2026. The song has a particularly meaningful history for Binion, who wrote it with friends and fellow worship leaders in Dallas several years ago. After remaining unreleased for years, the song has finally found its way to listeners, bringing a long-awaited piece of her songwriting journey into the light. With its roots in contemporary worship, “Recompense” points toward God’s faithfulness and the hope of restoration even after seasons of loss and hardship.
The song draws on several rich biblical promises, including Joel 2:25–26, Isaiah 61:7, and Romans 8:28. These passages speak of God’s ability to restore what has been lost, exchange shame for honor, and work through all things for the good of those who love Him. Rather than suggesting that painful experiences never matter, the message points to a God who can redeem broken seasons and bring renewed purpose from what once seemed wasted. It is an encouraging reminder that our hardest chapters do not have to define the rest of our story.
For listeners who have walked through disappointment, grief, or seasons when they wondered whether anything good could come from their struggles, “Recompense” offers a message of renewed hope. Binion’s decision to release a song that has been waiting for years is itself a fitting backdrop for its theme of restoration and God’s timing. The song invites us to trust that God has not forgotten us, that He can bring beauty from difficult seasons, and that His promises remain trustworthy even when their fulfillment takes longer than we expected.
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“All The Glory (Live)” – Bethel Music & John Wilds
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Bethel Music joins worship leader and songwriter John Wilds for “All The Glory (Live),” a powerful worship anthem released October 9, 2026. Recorded during Bethel Music’s 2026 Worship School in Redding, California, the song marks the first release from the collective’s forthcoming live album, planned for 2027. Written by Wilds alongside Brooke Ligertwood and Josh Baldwin, the song grew out of a writing session centered on Scripture, with the writers drawing inspiration from Revelation 4 and 5. The result is a congregational declaration that directs the attention of worshipers toward Jesus and His unmatched worthiness.
The heart of “All The Glory (Live)” is the biblical vision of heaven, where elders, angels, and all creation join in proclaiming the glory of God and the worthiness of the Lamb. Its message echoes Revelation’s picture of Jesus as the One who was, who is, and who is to come—the Savior who purchased a people for God through His own blood. Rather than placing the spotlight on human achievement or personal experience, the song calls the Church to unite in giving Jesus the honor, praise, and glory that belong to Him alone. Its lyrics turn the listener’s gaze toward the eternal worship surrounding God’s throne.
With its expansive live arrangement and strong congregational focus, “All The Glory (Live)” is designed to help worshipers join in that timeless declaration of praise. The song also reflects Wilds’s desire for the Church to sing Scripture and grow in its understanding of who Jesus is. Its central message is both simple and profound: Christ is worthy of all glory, not just in a single moment of worship, but throughout every part of our lives. It invites listeners to lay aside the desire for recognition and give their attention, devotion, and praise to the One who deserves it all.
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“Living Miracle” – Megan Woods
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Megan Woods brings a deeply personal message of gratitude and faith to “Living Miracle,” a song that celebrates the life-changing power of God’s grace. Known for her breakout hit “The Truth,” Woods has built a connection with listeners through music that speaks honestly about life’s struggles while pointing toward the hope found in Jesus. With “Living Miracle,” she turns the spotlight toward the extraordinary ways God can work in ordinary lives, reminding listeners that every story of redemption is a testimony to His goodness.
At its heart, the song reflects the Christian understanding that new life in Christ is itself a miracle. Scripture repeatedly reminds believers that God can bring hope out of despair, freedom out of bondage, and new beginnings out of circumstances that once seemed impossible. Ephesians 2:4–5 describes how God, rich in mercy, makes us alive with Christ even when we were dead in our sins. That promise gives the song’s message particular depth: a living miracle is not necessarily someone whose life has been free from hardship, but someone whose story bears witness to the transforming grace of God.
“Living Miracle” encourages listeners to look at their own journeys through the lens of God’s faithfulness. The difficult chapters, the prayers answered in unexpected ways, and the moments when hope seemed far away can all become part of a testimony to His sustaining love. Rather than taking credit for transformation, the song points back to the One who makes it possible. Its message is a reminder that no life is beyond God’s reach and that the story He is writing in us can become an encouragement to someone else who needs hope.
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“Just That Good” – PASSION, Kristian Stanfill & CAIN
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PASSION joins worship leader Kristian Stanfill and the family trio CAIN for “Just That Good,” an upbeat celebration of God’s goodness and faithfulness. Bringing together PASSION’s contemporary worship sound, Stanfill’s familiar worship-leading voice, and CAIN’s signature harmonies, the song offers an accessible expression of gratitude that listeners can carry into everyday life. Rather than reserving praise for extraordinary moments, “Just That Good” centers on the simple but profound truth that God is good in every season, and that His character gives us reason to worship even when circumstances are less than perfect.
The song’s message reflects a recurring theme throughout Scripture: God’s goodness is not dependent on whether life is going according to our plans. Psalm 34:8 invites us to “taste and see that the Lord is good,” while Psalm 100 calls God’s people to enter His presence with thanksgiving and praise. These passages remind believers that gratitude begins with recognizing who God is, not simply with counting the blessings we can see. His love, mercy, and faithfulness remain worthy of praise through both joyful seasons and difficult ones.
With its joyful energy and emphasis on thanksgiving, “Just That Good” encourages listeners to make praise a regular part of their lives. It is a reminder to pause amid daily demands, remember God’s goodness, and respond with gratitude for His presence and provision. The collaboration brings a celebratory spirit to a timeless message: God doesn’t have to give us everything we want for us to recognize how good He is. His character and unfailing love are reason enough to lift our voices in praise.
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“A GOOD THING” – Allison Eide
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Allison Eide explores the complicated emotions that come with vulnerability, uncertainty, and learning to trust in “A GOOD THING.” The song offers a thoughtful, deeply personal look at what happens when something meaningful enters our lives and we find ourselves wrestling with the fear of losing it. Rather than presenting faith as a life free from questions or apprehension, Eide gives voice to the tension between wanting to embrace a good thing and being afraid of what that might require. Her honest approach makes the song especially relatable to listeners who have struggled to open their hearts after disappointment or pain.
Beneath that emotional honesty is a deeper invitation to trust God in the midst of uncertainty. The Bible acknowledges that fear is a real part of the human experience, while repeatedly calling us to place our confidence in the Lord rather than allowing fear to control our decisions. Proverbs 3:5–6 encourages believers to trust in the Lord with all their hearts, even when they cannot fully understand the path ahead. “A GOOD THING” reflects that struggle, recognizing how difficult it can be to surrender our worries and believe that we do not have to face the unknown on our own.
What makes the song compelling is its willingness to acknowledge the fear without allowing fear to have the final word. Eide’s personal songwriting creates room for listeners to recognize their own doubts, hopes, and longing for reassurance. The result is a reflective reminder that vulnerability does not have to be a weakness and that trusting God often means taking a step forward before we have every answer. “A GOOD THING” encourages listeners to remain open to the good that life can bring, placing their fears in God’s hands and allowing faith to guide them through uncertainty.
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