September 16-22, 2026
Every week, our Christian Music You May Have Missed series takes a little time to look beyond the biggest names and most familiar songs to uncover music that deserves to be heard. There are so many talented Christian artists creating meaningful, beautiful, and sometimes wonderfully unexpected music, and we love finding those hidden gems and sharing them with you. This week, we have 10 songs and 5 albums we would love to put on your radar—so take a listen, discover something new, and maybe find a few new favorites along the way.
🎵Songs
Franni Cash – “Jesus All Along”
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Sometimes a song comes along that feels less like a performance and more like someone simply sharing what they have learned along the way. “Jesus All Along” by Franni Cash has that kind of feeling. With a gentle, heartfelt approach, Franni reflects on the realization that Jesus was present through every season—even the moments when His presence may not have been obvious at the time.
What makes the song especially meaningful is the perspective that comes with looking back. There are seasons when we wonder where God is, only to discover later that He was there all along. Franni captures that realization in a way that feels personal and reassuring rather than overly complicated.
If you haven’t spent much time listening to Franni Cash, “Jesus All Along” is a beautiful place to start. It’s the kind of song that invites you to slow down, listen closely, and perhaps think about the moments in your own life when you can now look back and recognize that Jesus really was there all along.
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Anne Elise – “Changing”
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There’s something refreshingly honest about “Changing” by Anne Elise. The song speaks to the reality that following Jesus isn’t about arriving at some perfect version of ourselves overnight. It’s about allowing God to work in us, little by little, as He changes our hearts, our perspective, and the way we live.
Anne Elise brings a thoughtful and personal quality to the song, making its message feel less like a lesson and more like a reflection on the process of becoming who God has called us to be. Change can be uncomfortable, and sometimes we may not even recognize how far we’ve come until we look back. “Changing” captures that idea in a way that feels relatable and encouraging.
If Anne Elise is a new name to you, “Changing” is a great introduction to her music. It’s a reminder that God is still working in us, even when the process feels slow—and sometimes the most meaningful growth happens quietly, one step at a time.
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Holly Brand – “Enough For Me”
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“Enough For Me” by Holly Brand is the kind of song that brings a simple but powerful truth into focus: Jesus is enough. In a world that constantly encourages us to look for fulfillment in more—more success, more recognition, more possessions, or more of whatever we think might make us happy—this song turns our attention back to the One who truly satisfies.
Holly Brand delivers the message with a sincerity that makes it easy to connect with. Rather than trying to make faith complicated, “Enough For Me” centers on the peace that comes from knowing that we don’t have to have everything figured out when we have Christ. There is freedom in realizing that our circumstances may change, but the One we place our trust in remains the same.
If Holly Brand isn’t already on your Christian music playlist, “Enough For Me” is a great song to discover. It’s a beautiful reminder that sometimes we spend so much time searching for what we think we’re missing that we overlook the One who has been enough all along.
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Josh Grove – “I’m Done Running”
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There’s a point in many people’s lives when running from God, from our past, or even from the person we know we’re meant to become simply becomes exhausting. “I’m Done Running” by Josh Grove captures that turning point—the moment when we finally stop trying to get away and begin turning back toward God.
What makes the song compelling is the honesty behind its message. None of us have to look very far to find things we wish we could have done differently, and sometimes our instinct is to keep moving rather than face them. But there is something powerful about surrendering that struggle and realizing that we don’t have to keep running. Josh Grove gives that realization a heartfelt musical voice, making the song feel personal and relatable.
“I’m Done Running” is a great reminder that it’s never too late to turn around. Sometimes the first step toward something new isn’t figuring everything out—it’s simply deciding that you’re done running and ready to let God lead the way.
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The Slower I Go feat. Brooklyn Summer – “Love Made a Way”
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There’s a beautiful simplicity to “Love Made a Way” by The Slower I Go featuring Brooklyn Summer. The song centers on the idea that when we couldn’t find a way forward on our own, God’s love made a way. It’s a message that feels especially meaningful because it points away from our own ability to fix everything and toward the grace that meets us right where we are.
The collaboration with Brooklyn Summer adds another dimension to the song, giving it a warm, expressive quality that helps the message come alive. Rather than feeling like a complicated theological statement, “Love Made a Way” feels like a personal reflection on what it means to recognize God’s love in the middle of our own limitations, struggles, and uncertainty.
“Love Made a Way” is one of those songs that invites you to stop and remember where your hope really comes from. Sometimes we spend so much time trying to create our own way forward that we forget the greatest way has already been made for us through God’s love.
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Victory House Worship – “Returning”
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“Returning” by Victory House Worship carries the feeling of coming back to what matters most. There are times when life pulls us in a hundred different directions, and we can gradually find ourselves farther from God than we intended to be. This song captures that moment of turning our hearts back toward Him.
There’s something especially meaningful about the idea of returning. It reminds us that God isn’t asking us to pretend we’ve never wandered or to have everything figured out before we come back. We can simply turn around. The song creates space to reflect on God’s faithfulness and the invitation to draw close to Him again.
“Returning” is a beautiful addition to our Christian Music You May Have Missed list, particularly for anyone who has ever felt the need to reset, refocus, and find their way back to God. Sometimes returning isn’t about going somewhere new—it’s about coming home.
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Grace Graber – “Jerico”
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“Jericho” by Grace Graber takes its inspiration from one of Scripture’s most recognizable stories—the walls of Jericho coming down. But the song reaches beyond the biblical account to speak to the walls we encounter in our own lives: the obstacles, fears, doubts, and circumstances that can seem impossible to overcome.
What makes the song especially encouraging is the reminder that some walls don’t come down because we finally become strong enough to knock them over ourselves. We bring them to God and trust Him with what we cannot change. The story of Jericho has always been a picture of faith and obedience, and Grace Graber brings that familiar story into a setting that feels personal and relevant.
“Jericho” is a great song to put on when you need a reminder that an obstacle isn’t necessarily the end of the story. Sometimes the walls in front of us look far too big to move—but God has never been limited by the size of the wall.
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Ellie Holcomb – “Flowers For No Reason”
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“Flowers For No Reason” by Ellie Holcomb is a beautiful reminder that some of the sweetest gifts in life are the ones we don’t necessarily expect. The title itself paints such a lovely picture—flowers given simply because someone wanted to show love, with no special occasion or reason required.
Ellie has a wonderful ability to take an everyday image and connect it to something deeper, and this song invites us to notice the unexpected ways love and grace show up in our lives. Sometimes we get so focused on what we think we need or what we’re waiting for that we miss the small gifts that are already surrounding us.
There’s something wonderfully comforting about “Flowers For No Reason.” It encourages us to recognize and appreciate those unexpected moments of goodness—and perhaps to become the person who gives a little unexpected encouragement or kindness to someone else. Sometimes a gift doesn’t need a reason; sometimes love itself is reason enough.
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Matthew West – “Younger Me”
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“Younger Me” by Matthew West takes a reflective look at the person we used to be—the mistakes we made, the things we worried about, and the lessons we had yet to learn. There’s something deeply relatable about looking back at our younger selves and wishing we could offer a little encouragement from the perspective we have today.
Rather than simply dwelling on the past, the song points toward the grace that can be found in knowing that God was present through all of it. The things that seemed so overwhelming at the time didn’t define the whole story. With the benefit of hindsight, we can sometimes see how God was shaping us through experiences we didn’t understand when we were living them.
“Younger Me” is a song for anyone who has ever wished they could go back and talk to their younger self. We can’t change yesterday, but we can look back with grace, appreciate how far we’ve come, and trust God with the chapters that are still ahead.
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Charity Gayle – “In The Presence Of The King”
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“In The Presence Of The King” by Charity Gayle is a worship song centered on the simple but profound invitation to draw near to Jesus. There is something powerful about stepping away from the noise and distractions of everyday life and remembering that we are in the presence of the One who holds everything in His hands.
Charity Gayle has a gift for creating worship music that feels both personal and congregational, and this song carries that same sense of reverence and openness. Its message encourages us to bring our hearts before God just as we are, whether we’re coming with joy and gratitude or with burdens we don’t quite know how to carry.
“In The Presence Of The King” is a beautiful song to simply sit with for a while. Sometimes we don’t need to find the perfect words or have all the answers. We just need to pause, turn our attention toward Jesus, and remember that there is peace in His presence.
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💿Albums
Franni Cash – Here I Am
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Franni Cash’s Here I Am is an album that feels like an honest invitation to slow down and pay attention to what God is doing in the middle of everyday life. Rather than trying to make faith seem distant or complicated, Franni brings a personal, heartfelt perspective to songs that explore surrender, trust, identity, and the presence of God.
What makes Here I Am particularly interesting is the sense of openness behind the title itself. “Here I am” can be a simple response, but it can also be a powerful statement of willingness—to listen, to follow, and to allow God to work in our lives. The album gives Franni room to explore that idea from different angles while maintaining a warm and accessible sound.
If Franni Cash is an artist you haven’t discovered yet, Here I Am is a great place to begin. And after hearing “Jesus All Along,” which we’re also featuring in this week’s Christian Music You May Have Missed, you may find yourself wanting to spend a little more time with the rest of the album.
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Cory Asbury – Outsing The Angels
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Cory Asbury’s Outsing The Angels is an album that leans deeply into the heart of worship. The title itself sets the tone, bringing to mind the idea of joining the heavenly chorus and responding to God’s goodness with everything we have. Across the album, Cory’s passionate and expressive approach to worship gives these songs a sense of intimacy while still feeling big enough to sing along with.
What makes Outsing The Angels worth spending some time with is the way it moves between personal reflection and wholehearted praise. There are moments that feel quiet and contemplative, alongside songs that invite a much more enthusiastic response. Together, they create an album that isn’t simply about listening to worship music but about allowing the music to turn our attention toward God.
If you’re looking for an album that feels genuinely worshipful and gives you plenty of room to pause, reflect, and praise, Cory Asbury’s Outsing The Angels is one to add to your listening list. It’s a great example of the kind of Christian music we love discovering and sharing through Christian Music You May Have Missed.
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Jaye King – All God, Not Me
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Jaye King’s All God, Not Me says a lot about its message simply through its title. At its heart is the idea of taking the focus off ourselves and putting it where it belongs—with God. In a culture that so often encourages us to build our own platform, chase recognition, and make everything about ourselves, that’s a message that can be surprisingly refreshing.
The album explores that theme through a personal expression of faith, pointing toward humility, surrender, and giving God the credit for what He is doing in our lives. It’s a reminder that our stories aren’t ultimately about how impressive we can make ourselves look. Sometimes the most meaningful thing we can say is simply, “This isn’t about me.”
If you’re looking for Christian music with a clear message of surrender and humility, All God, Not Me is worth a listen. It’s exactly the kind of album that can make you stop for a moment and think about where you’re putting your attention—and who deserves the glory.
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For KING & COUNTRY – The Most Beautiful Colours
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The Most Beautiful Colours from for KING & COUNTRY is an album that invites listeners to see life through a different lens. The title itself suggests beauty, diversity, and the many different shades that make up our experiences—and that idea gives the album a natural sense of wonder and reflection.
Known for their cinematic production and emotionally expressive songwriting, for KING & COUNTRY bring that same energy to this project. The songs explore faith, love, relationships, struggle, hope, and the beauty that can be found even in imperfect circumstances. There’s a sense throughout the album that life isn’t meant to be viewed in just one dimension.
If you enjoy Christian music that combines a big, polished sound with meaningful themes, The Most Beautiful Colours is an album worth exploring. It’s another great reminder of why we enjoy digging a little deeper to find music that might not already be sitting at the top of your playlist.
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Set For The Fall – I Said What I Said
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Set For The Fall’s I Said What I Said is an album that has been getting plenty of attention and credibility within the Christian music world, and it’s easy to understand why. The band brings a heavier, harder-edged sound to the table, making this a very different listening experience from much of what you’ll find on Christian radio. If your musical tastes run toward rock, metal, and music with a little more weight behind it, this is an album worth checking out.
At the same time, I Said What I Said is an interesting example of how broad the Christian music landscape has become. Set For The Fall isn’t necessarily trying to sound like a traditional Christian band, and that’s part of what makes the album interesting. Their music exists in that space where the artists’ faith is clearly part of the picture, while the music itself isn’t necessarily built around the conventions of contemporary Christian music.
And that’s exactly why we wanted to include I Said What I Said in Christian Music You May Have Missed. You don’t have to put every artist into the same musical box to appreciate what they’re creating. If you enjoy heavier music—or you’re simply curious about some of the different sounds coming from artists connected to the Christian music community—Set For The Fall is definitely worth discovering.
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