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Christian Music Online
Welcome and God bless! Finding good Christian Music can be a daunting task, but have no fear! Read on!
Christian Worship Songs
The main reason why Christian music is written and performed is to honor Jesus Christ. Modern day Christian Music Songs are performed and related to soft rock, usually under a contemporary Christian music label. There are many genres and sub genres (styles) such as Southern Gospel, Christian Country, Pop, Metal, Hardcore, Rock, and Hip-Hop.
Some popular Christian Music Songs are:
1. Awake and Alive by Skillet
2. Our God by Chris Tomlin
3. Get Back up by tobyMac
4. All of Creation by MercyMe
5. Before the Morning by Josh Wilson
6. Healing Begins by Tenth Avenue North
Christian Music Artists
Many Christian artists have aspired to great things. Jeremy Camp a successful Christian music artist gained a big break while at BibleCollege in California. The worship leader of the college heard him playing guitar in his dorm room and recommended he play in the music ministry opportunities. From then on, he became a successful Christian artist spreading worship around the world!
Where to hear Christian Music?
One of the best resources to hear Christian Music is through Pandora. Pandora.com is a website which finds songs similar to your interests and then plays those songs! It creates your own very personal "internet radio station". However, not all songs are on there, but Pandora is good to get an idea of an artists talents and abilities are.
Where to buy Christian Music?
You can buy Christian music from Amazon mp3 downloads, Itunes, and even Pandora itself! Most songs cost around $0.99 but you can occasionally find deals on $4.99 full length Cds!
If you are a talented musician I recommend you use that talent to spread the Word through worship music from your local Church ministry!
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