Music

The Bulletin discusses the ways AI is being used to advance God’s kingdom. 

Aging artists of faith are writing about mortality. For many of them, that’s nothing new.

Christian artists and influencers draw from a theology of worship as battle to warn about music’s dark side. 

“I knew then this wasn’t entertainment; it was ministry.”

The Fan Favorite winner in NPR’s Tiny Desk contest speaks with CT about the message of “imago interlude” and the prophetic voice of Christian hip-hop.

Michael Tait’s admissions raise questions about industry accountability.

Christian researchers examine how autism and neurodivergence could reshape church services.

The “Hard Fought Hallelujah” singer remains “really passionate about reaching people who don’t know who Jesus is yet.”

Historian and writer Paul Elie explores the intersection of religion and art through “cryptoreligion.”

We don’t have to excuse their bad behavior to recognize God’s hand in what they create.