Sherwin Gardner Builds on Inspirational Momentum with “Good Things On The Way”

Sherwin Gardner continues his strong run of inspirational music with the release of his new single, “Good Things On The Way.” Officially released on January 16, 2026, the song arrives alongside the newly released official music video, further amplifying its message of hope, perseverance, and positive expectation. The record is already gaining attention across gospel and inspirational music circles.

Listeners have been quick to note that “Good Things On The Way” carries the same uplifting and motivational energy that fueled Gardner’s recent global breakthrough, “Blessings Gonna Find Me Here.” That familiar tone of encouragement and faith-driven optimism appears to be resonating once again, positioning the song as a natural follow-up for audiences who connected deeply with his previous work.

With this release, Sherwin Gardner continues to solidify a clear artistic identity. His recent output suggests a deliberate focus on motivation through music, reinforcing his growing reputation as an artist who delivers timely, faith-centered anthems year after year. “Good Things On The Way” strengthens that branding and adds another chapter to his expanding catalogue of inspirational releases.

City Winery Atlanta to Host Kim Burrell for Special Two-Show Engagement

City Winery Atlanta, located at 650 North Avenue NE in Atlanta, Georgia, will host a special evening with renowned gospel artist Kim Burrell on Saturday, February 15, featuring two live performances at 6:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.

Kim Burrell is a Grammy-nominated American gospel singer, songwriter, and pastor, widely respected for her powerful, jazz-influenced vocal style and commanding stage presence. Often described as a vocal phenomenon, Burrell has made a lasting impact on gospel music through her ministry-driven performances.

Tickets for the City Winery Atlanta presentations start at $48.00 and are available through the venue’s official website.

Chandler Moore and Guests Lead “I Shall Not Want” Worship Event in Nassau

Renowned worship leader Chandler Moore, known for his impactful work with Maverick City Music and Elevation Worship, is scheduled to lead the “I Shall Not Want” night of worship in Nassau, Bahamas. This highly anticipated spiritual gathering will take place on Friday, February 27, 2026, at the Beach Soccer Stadium on East Bay Street. Starting at 7:00 PM, the evening will feature a powerful lineup of supporting artists and hosts to facilitate a deep atmosphere of praise.

The event program includes DJ Godson, Oslien Jadorte, Nigel Lewis, Shara J, and Xander, with Joinae Gibson serving as the evening’s host. Those interested in attending can secure tickets online through BahamasETickets.com or visit the stadium’s box office for physical ticket purchases. For attendees seeking an elevated experience, exclusive table packages are available and can be reserved by contacting (242) 357-0116 or (242) 427-8111.

Papa San Blends Reggae, Dancehall, and Worship on New EP My Worship

Jamaican gospel recording artist Papa San began 2026 with the release of his EP My Worship, which arrived on January 1. The six-track project is a concise but well-rounded body of work that balances testimony, praise, and reflection.

One of the EP’s standouts is “Nobody Like You,” an honest and gripping declaration of faith in which Papa San expresses the uniqueness of Jesus Christ. The track is delivered with conviction and simplicity, underscoring the personal nature of the message. In contrast, “Radar” is a high-energy, hardcore performance that recalls Papa San’s pre-conversion dancehall days, marked by rapid-fire lyrical delivery and intensity that longtime listeners will immediately recognize.

“No Flesh” brings a modern dancehall sound paired with a timely spiritual message. On the track, Papa San addresses the dangers of relying on human weakness, openly referencing struggles such as lust and pride while emphasizing the need for spiritual discipline. “Don’t Worry” provides musical balance on the EP, offering a smooth, inspirational reggae groove centered on God’s reassurance and comfort in times of uncertainty.

The project also showcases stylistic variety with “Stay True,” a vocal-forward, almost a cappella track where minimal instrumentation allows the message to take center stage. Here, Papa San encourages listeners to remain faithful, affirming that God will open doors in due time. The EP closes with “Fill Me Up,” a traditional reggae-gospel song that reinforces themes of surrender and devotion.

My Worship is Papa San’s first EP release. The project is available now on all major streaming platforms.

The Gathering Place DC Hosts New Year Worship & Prayer Revival

The Gathering Place DC presents its New Year Worship & Prayer Revival, a two-day spiritual affair focused on renewal, togetherness, and worship. Taking place January 30–31, the event offers free entry and brings together dynamic faith leaders and voices for an inspiring experience.

Hosted at The Gathering Place DC, which is located at 4703 Marlboro Pike in Capitol Heights, Maryland, the revival features appearances by Pastor JJ and Prophetess Trina Hairston, alongside Courtney “Coco” Crosson, Pastor David Wilford, Jordan G. Welch, Prophetess Tiffany Wilson, Pastor Javan Armour, Mandela Simmonds, and Cassie Richardson.

It will also be streamed live on YouTube via @TheGatheringPlaceDC for those joining online.

Jermaine Edwards is “Still Here”

Following his last body of work, “Songs for the Journey,” shared on October 24, 2025, Jamaican gospel artist Jermaine Edwards has released a new single titled “Still Here.” The soulful, afrobeat-inspired track officially arrived on January 8, 2026, via Island Worship Productions, the Christian record label that Edwards owns and manages.

On “Still Here,” Edwards delivers a thoughtful performance rooted in gratitude and faith. The song expresses thankfulness for perseverance through life’s challenges, with Edwards openly acknowledging God as a constant presence and guiding force throughout his journey.

The release of the single is accompanied by its official music video, which reinforces the song’s message of gratitude and resilience. The video features several well-known Jamaican public figures, each appearing to sing along with Edwards, creating a collective expression of thankfulness and shared testimony for still being here.

A Night of Inspiration: Naomi Raine Live at Colden Auditorium

The True Destiny Leadership Legacy Project is proud to present “A Night with Naomi Raine,” a premier musical event set to take place at the Colden Auditorium at Queens College NYC. It’s scheduled for January 17th, 2026, at 7:00 PM.

The program features Grammy-award-winning recording artist Naomi Raine live in concert. Attendees will also enjoy performances by special guests including the NYPD Guardians’ Gospel Choir, Gary Anglin, and The Music Church. The evening will be expertly guided by host Liz Black from WBLS.

This event is made possible through the support of local sponsors, including Chick-fil-A Five Towns in Queens, New York. Those interested in attending can secure their seats now, as tickets are currently on sale through Ticketmaster and the Colden Auditorium box office.