Donuts, honesty, and a whole lot of unexpected worship moments — welcome back to That Sounds Holy! 🍩

This episode was inspired by a question from our IG community: "What are secular songs that could be interpreted as worship?" So we opened up about the songs, shows, and even sports drills God has used to speak to us lately — and it got surprisingly deep for a "light" episode.

We talk through Coldplay's Fix You, Sara Bareilles' Home and Satellite Call, Linkin Park's Somewhere I Belong, and Olivia Rodrigo's "Begged" (yes, really) — plus we clear up the difference between CCM (Contemporary Christian Music) and actual worship music, since not all Christian songs are meant for a worship set.

We also shout out some underrated artists worth adding to your playlist — from Rivers and Robots to hip-hop worship artists like Aaron Cole and KB — and talk about why it matters when creatives and public figures speak openly about their faith, whether that's a UAAP MVP or a mainstream pop star.

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In this episode:

- Secular songs that hit different (in a God way)

- Why "worship music" ≠ "Christian music"

- Underrated CCM + worship artist recs

- Why we don't gatekeep Jesus

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What secular song has God used to speak to you? Drop it in the comments or send it to our broadcast channel.

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