Let’s swap “sloppy wet kiss” for “break the arm of the wicked man.”

How a celebrity vocal coach changed her tune after encountering the truths of Scripture.

Industry study says church bands are core business.

The band reflects on 20 years of wrestling with spirituality and faith and making music.

More Christian music programs are accommodating students who want to play sanctuaries rather than concert halls.

Despite the lingering stereotypes, the Monterrey-based singer and minister set out to prove contemporary worship services can hold to the authority of Scripture.

In “Dark in Here,” singer John Darnielle explores a bleak but enchanted world—all the way back to the biblical story of Jonah.

Worship music is important, but God cares more about the heart.

As more evangelical figures embrace crowdfunding, is the format demanding too much of them?

In the Music City, CCM sales outpace country albums.

At this year’s summer conferences, worship pastors and musicians prepare for a range of emotions as churches sing together again.

Popular artist professed Jesus and earned five gospel Grammys before turning back to secular music.

There’s no other band quite like Luxury, Christian indie rockers who journeyed through tragedy and faith to Eastern Orthodoxy.

A new collaboration from Integrity Music brings together musicians and Bible teachers to celebrate God’s faithfulness to women in a way that transcends evangelical silos.

How the life and lyrics of the late rapper challenge our notions of sanctification and struggle.

How worship pastors decide whether to sing to the Lord a new song.

National Geographic’s biopic offers a glimpse into the congregation that formed the “Queen of Soul.”

When sexual freedom conflicts with religious freedom, who will take precedent?

In the American music of brokenness and sorrow, my church learns to long for God’s restoration.

Singer of “Satan, Bite the Dust!” and “R.I.O.T. (Righteous Invasion of Truth)” believed in the power of celebrity and spectacle to draw people to Jesus.