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The Advent Sessions (2025) & The Jesus Sessions (2026): In August 2025, a small team gathered at a beautiful, old cathedral in East Dallas to film and record 12 songs live. “I had been dreaming about a live project like this for several years. I wanted to capture the intimacy and joy of a concert, to give old songs new life, to help people rehearse God's Story in fresh ways. So thankful to put these two projects into the world.”
The first 5 songs are centered on Advent & Christmas themes, and are all featured in Caroline’s 25-day devotional, Advent for Exiles. The final 7 tracks will release as The Jesus Sessions in the spring of 2026.
Drawn from Caroline’s everyday life and relationships, Close to Home (2024) features some of the most vulnerable songs she has ever released. Each track is meant to be a prayer or a letter, written for specific friends and neighbors, and from her personal experience as well. “Find Me in This Cave” is a prayer for those living with anxiety or depression while “A Teacher’s Prayer” is a prayer for educators to pray before they begin work. “Death, You Terrible Thing” is her indignant “letter” to death, which she experienced up-close in the loss of her dad in 2021. Caroline’s hope is that these very personal songs will resonate with listeners as they consider their own relationships and everyday life, giving them words to pray or share with a friend.
Psalms: The Poetry of Prayer (2023) gives voice to a rich range of prayers from the Psalms, helping you express trust, hope, joy, confession, lament and more through 11 tracks. Featuring Jess Ray (Mission House), Aaron Fabbrini (Sara Groves, Jason Gray), and Wendell Kimbrough (Porter’s Gate) and patterned loosely after the A.C.T.S. model of prayer or a church service, many of these songs began during Cobb’s private devotional time, as she prayed the Psalms back to God in the upheaval of 2020.
A King & His Kindness (2021) zooms in on the heart and humanity of Jesus. Produced by Isaac Wardell (Josh Garells, Sandra McCracken) and featuring gospel trio Resound, Taylor Leonhardt, and Sean Carter, the album is rich with biblical imagery, intimate arrangements, and poignant lyrics to help you experience Jesus up-close, remembering and responding to his life through storytelling and song.
A Seed, A Sunrise: Advent to Christmas Songs (2020) explores the longing of Advent, the joy of Christmas, and the expectant hope of Jesus’s return. Produced by Isaac Wardell (Josh Garells, Sandra McCracken) and featuring Andrew Osenga, gospel trio Resound, and a fourteen-piece string orchestra, these songs are rich with biblical imagery and truth, artful arrangements, & poetic lyrics to help the Church rehearse and remember God’s Story.
a Home & a Hunger: Songs of Kingdom Hope (2017) is a journey through scripture, beginning with the Fall and the first “hunger pangs” in Genesis 3, and ending in Revelation when God will make His home with us forever. Produced by Gabe Scott (Andrew Peterson, David Crowder) and featuring Shane Barnard, Jill Phillips & Sean Carter, it explores God’s upside-down kingdom and the tension between the “already” and the “not yet.” Named among The Gospel Coalition’s “Best Album’s of the 2010’s.”
Tell That Story EP (2019) is a collection of personal songs about motherhood, marriage, our relationship with our phones, & Caroline’s heart in doing music. Featuring “The Wonder,” a song about the beautiful & hard things in parenting, & how motherhood has caused Caroline to savor the gospel more.
the Blood + the Breath: Songs That Tell the Story of Redemption (2013) takes the listener on a journey through redemptive history, from creation to Christ’s return, with each song parachuting into a different biblical scene. Featuring “The Passover Song” and the congregational hymn “He is Risen.”
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