Monthly Music Recommendations: Top 5 Christian Songs for March 2026
February has come and gone, but with a new month comes new opportunities to engage in music and culture. That’s right, it’s time for our top 5 Christian song recommendations for March!
“Hast Thou Heard Him Seen Him Known Him” by Indelible Grace Music featuring Morgan Bennet
This song got me through some tough times and reminds me of the music at my home church. It brings to mind God’s goodness and the countless gifts he gives us on our journey of sanctification. One line in particular stands out to me every time: “Tis the look that melted Peter/ Tis that face that Stephen saw/ Tis that heart that wept with Mary . . .” How incredible that God would join us in our grief.
“Wounded Healer” by Josh White
A less traditional sounding worship song, Wounded Healer’s instrumentation could belong in a Western film. It tells a story of salvation, includes a petition to God to fulfill his promises, and ends with the phrase, “Give us the cross . . . Jesus, give us you!” White’s callbacks to Scripture make the song even richer.
“Tu Amor – Live at CRU” by Common Hymnal
God is God of all peoples and nations, and this song is a great reminder of that. Sung almost entirely in Spanish, the joy in worshiping the Lord is undeniable in this arrangement. “Tu Amor” was recorded live and features an impromptu encore halfway through. It offers a foot-tapping, head-bobbing beat with an edifying message that bridges cultures and languages. Give it a listen, and I dare you not to smile!
“Praise Him (When The Sun Goes Down)” by Carman
This song is a little nod to my father, who has a love-hate relationship with Carman and the Christian music of the 90s. The old-fashioned gospel song is easy to follow and fun to clap along to. Carman’s voice isn’t present on this track, but I love the unique interlude he recorded by arranging this piece.
“I Have Decided” by LOVKN
This simple phrase, which is repeated many times throughout the song, underscores that love is a choice. Jesus chose to love us when he went to the Cross. God chose to love us before we were even conceived. We can and should choose to love Jesus by sharing that love with our neighbors and abandoning the ways of the world.
