Transformation, redemption, and a certain raunchy Robin Thicke video.

How songwriter Audrey Assad transcended "positive and encouraging" to create music for the church.

Long-time associate of George Beverly Shea, Hustad taught at Moody Bible Institute and Southern Baptist Seminary.

Daniel White Hodge finds signs of the gospel in the beats of hip-hop.

What Shai Linne's takedown of Joyce Meyers suggests about Reformed rap.

Have We Really Always Done It "That Way"?

How Christian hip-hop could call the American church back to the gospel—and hip-hop back to its roots.

But I'm still grateful for CCM's golden era.

To understand why Phil Keaggy is receiving ASCAP's Golden Note Award, you really need just one album.

The artists most shaping the movement.

David Eugene Edwards' gothic folk gets away with singing about Jesus by preaching without proselytizing.

Poppin' tags with an unlikely spiritual teacher.

Singer's most lasting achievement was introducing "How Great Thou Art" to America.

The story of George Beverly Shea's signature tune.

64-year-old soul sensation Charles Bradley talks about his journey through the wilderness.

How the controversial Brad Paisley-LL Cool J duet keeps us from seeing the real, systemic problems of race.

Considering controversial language in Sho Baraka's latest album.

The chart-topping worship leader has re-located to Atlanta, and is currently touring small rock venues across the U. S. with a "kitschy" Americana collective that has two albums in the works.

Sandra McCracken's new album explores deeper dimensions of sound, and grace.