Christian Music

“The nuanced personal, practical, theological, and spiritual dynamics of Christian musicians negotiating their professed faith while pursuing careers in popular rock music is the subject of Mark Joseph’s meticulously researched book Rock Gets Religion: The Battle for the Soul of the Devil’s Music.” National Review

Babylon Bee: Okay, so the Bible doesn’t come out and say we can only sing songs written 250 years ago or more, but come on—it’s the obvious interpretation.

Theology Central: At IX Marks, Dever interviews Getty. And it’s way better than I thought it would be. Even though I disagree with at least one important point, this is on balance a very interesting conversation. Every pastor should listen attentively.

Roger Olson: If Christian song writers and performers and congregations have new songs with this theme/motif, I would be glad to know about it … This theme/motif seems to have dropped away almost entirely. How can something that central, prominent, signal, crucial to a type of Christian spirituality drop away entirely and something valuable not be lost?

The Shallow Psychology and Theology of Christian Music