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The Genius of ‘Gangnam Style’
What can Christian artists learn from the overnight viral hit? Look deeper than the goofy guest appearances and fan spoofs, and there’s plenty. Read more
Lecrae’s Balancing Act: Religion, Race, and Holy Hip-Hop
Lecrae may be the best rapper you’ve never heard of. His synthesis of hip-hop and Calvinism has fans saluting his talent. But some question the wisdom of mixing rap with a predominantly ‘white’ theology. Read more
Whitney’s Final ‘Sparkle’
‘Sparkle’ explores themes of stardom, failure, and unfulfilled dreams. But will this remake of the ’70s classic be too close to Whitney Houston’s real-life story? Read more
The Straight Truth About Multiracial Worship
When it comes to multicultural worship music in churches, things are not always what they seem. Rule No. 1: Whatever strong preferences or opinions you have, prepare to have them shaken. Read more
A Praise and Worship Jubilee
Looking for fresh gospel music? Add worship leader Jason Nelson’s ‘Shifting the Atmosphere’ to your playlist. Read more
Rihanna and Chris Brown’s Toxic Attraction
Why RiRi and Chris Breezy’s shocking reunion is, sadly, not that shocking. Read more
We Remember ‘Soul Train’
Paying tribute to the late Don Cornelius and his iconic television show that brought us the joy of black music, and an antidote for black invisibility. Read more
The Missing X Factor
Forget ‘American Idol.’ Where’s the church? Why local congregations need to reclaim their function as a training ground for young musicians. Read more
At Stellars, Trend Meets Tradition
The 27th Annual Stellar Awards brought together old and new artists, while hinting at a promising future for the gospel music industry. Read more
Stop Singing About God’s ‘Favor’
Today’s gospel music is too often preoccupied with the idea of divine favor, without telling its listeners how or why God favors us. Read more