worship music

How do you keep from composing music that sounds just like every other song you’ve composed, especially given all the strictures of congregational song?

In an age where online worship experiences are increasingly common, some churches are turning to Auto-Tune or other pitch-correcting software to smooth out the rough edges of vocalists.

A new study found that Bethel and a handful of other megachurches have cornered the market on worship music in recent years, churning out hit after hit and dominating the worship charts.

Music duo Kenny and Claire has spent the last several years modernizing and rewriting classic hymns as a way to reintroduce them to the Church.

Hillsong UNITED's Taya Smith speaks candidly about worship and being vulnerable before God. In her view, it's the only way to worship.

Located in the South East England town of Chatham, a church plant called Fire and Blood uses heavy metal music to reach those who feel alienated in traditional church settings.

Musical artist Michael Gungor recently took to Twitter to announce that his band will begin creating worship music again, this time for "the heretics and the outcasts."

"Don’t let cancel culture come to church! You may differ with Bethel and Hillsong in some (perhaps many) of their ministry practices. So do I. But we will sing with these people around the throne of the Lamb for eternity."