Elevation’s recent hit has stirred a broader discussion on how to incorporate imprecatory language in worship without being triumphalist.

Complaints about the emerging genre may have to do with the discomfort with monoculture surrounding it.

Taylor Swift’s “transcendent” stadium tour got Christians once again talking about whether secular stages point us to God’s common grace or just another idol.

Christian artists open up about mental health, abuse, and loss.

What if worship music got a little more denominationally specific? A new artists’ collective is experimenting with that.

When SBC worship leaders look to their congregations for musical talent, this is what they find.

The late Jimmy Buffett’s songs and the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien both long for a home just beyond reach.

An emerging infrastructure offers indie musicians help with streaming and marketing without signing away their music rights.

“Rich Men North of Richmond” is disdainful towards people on welfare. Christians shouldn’t be.

Beyond hot pink and bejeweled outfits, they showcase a deeper desire for community and collective joy.

Gen X and millennials’ favorite Christian throwbacks are also easy moneymakers.

Group seeks to open the eyes of Arab hearts through oriental quarter-note melodies.

Two Chinese Christian women ministered to their cellmates and prison guards with stories, prayers, and hymns.

Children’s minister and artist collect 150 songs to span generations.

The Hong Kong Christian actress and singer experienced God’s grace in depression and marital crisis and grew in her acting career

If any man have ears to hear, let him hear: “The KJV actually sang quite well.”

In the face of tragedy, Christ welcomes our confusion and anger.

After leaving Maverick City Music, the singer is launching his own label focused on authenticity in a field increasingly crowded by celebrity.