Discovering new music can be a fun but daunting process. We want to make it easier by providing a list of the newest songs on WayFM and the meaning behind the music from the artists themselves!
Brandon Lake – That’s Who I Praise
“This song is, much like a lot of the other songs that I’ve written, it’s kinda like bragging on who our God is–that He’s a mountain-moving, body-raising, breaker-of-chains.”
Crowder – Somebody Prayed
“I wouldn’t be here talking to you right now if somebody hadn’t been praying for me. I promise you, my mama’s praying. My mama’s probably praying right now–thank goodness. I need it. Prayer is effective, it changes things, it changes me, and I’m praying that somebody is praying for you.”
Big Daddy Weave – Let It Begin
“I had been intensely grieving the passing of my little brother, sharing about his life every night in our shows, and most nights I was just really falling apart. One night, when I paused to give myself a second to cry, I realized I didn’t need it. There was a healing that had taken place; it wasn’t all the way, but there had been progress. You know, God is a healer, and healing is a process. This song is for all of us moving forward in the Lord:
‘Jesus, you don’t leave me where I’ve been. If this is healing, let it begin.'”
Pat Barrett – Beautiful Life
“Ecclesiastes….that third chapter in that book is all about recognizing that there’s a time for everything. There’s a time when we experience joy, a time when we experience sorrow, and even in the middle of things we’d rather not experience, we can still hold this precious gift with a thankful and grateful heart.”
We The Kingdom – Won’t He Do It
“I’ve heard something said before: ‘God may not come exactly when you want Him to, but He’s always right on time.’ So if you’re walking through it, just remember: God is faithful, and He has all power to meet you exactly where you are.
Cody Carnes – Take You At Your Word
“I don’t wanna put my hope in things that are going to fade away; I want to put all my hope on the never-failing Word of God. If He says it, then I believe it’s true. If He says He loves me, then I’m loved. If He says His grace is sufficient for me, then it is. If he says He’ll never fail, then He won’t. I’ll take Him at His word.”
Unspoken – What He Says About You
“There’s a million voices vying for our attention…and it’s a struggle to hear the truth among the lies. We wrote this song with our daughters in mind–wanting to remind them that there’s only one voice that really matters, and that’s the voice of Jesus.”
Megan Woods – The Truth
“For my entire life, I always struggled with self-worth and believing that I was actually worthy of love. It felt like no matter where I turned, I never felt good enough. I always struggled believing the lies of the enemy, but one day, I decided that I no longer wanted those voices to rule my life. I wanted to write a song that was a reminder for you AND for me of the truth–that you are a child of God, and that you are so deeply loved by Him.”
Tasha Layton – Worship Through It (feat. Chris Brown)
“I wrote this song about a dear friend who was diagnosed with cancer. The song was to help our community to worship God in the middle of the pain–before we knew the outcome. Don’t wait until you’re on the mountaintop to worship. Worship in the valley. Worship when you can’t see the outcome. Worship before the miracle happens. Worship through it.”
TobyMac – Nothin’ Sweeter
“I’ve had some of the most amazing times that anyone could ever have on this earth….and I’ve also had some very hard things hit me. And I’ve landed on this: there’s nothing sweeter than the precious love of God.”
Caleb and John – Somebody Like Me (feat. CAIN)
“The heart behind our song ‘Somebody Like Me’ is that when John and I met, we discovered that we have completely different backgrounds. I’m a pastor’s kid and raised in the church, and John found Jesus at a later age in life. But it doesn’t matter where you come from, Jesus changed someone like me….and He can change someone like you. So when you listen to this song, I hope you’re reminded that it’s level ground at the foot of the cross.”
