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hard to say - most of the Christian bands i like aren't big and famous 
but yes, i know what you mean, though i'm not sure which comes first, becoming popular with secular crowds, or writing music for secular audiences. Hillsong is pretty big and famous, but only in the 'christian worship' scene. they're not exactly about to get invited to burning man or ozfest. they would have to radically change first before they'd appeal to those crowds.
but yes, i know what you mean, though i'm not sure which comes first, becoming popular with secular crowds, or writing music for secular audiences. Hillsong is pretty big and famous, but only in the 'christian worship' scene. they're not exactly about to get invited to burning man or ozfest. they would have to radically change first before they'd appeal to those crowds.
I have noticed this on occasion, but like the above poster - I stick to littler bands. Not so far to fall for them. Perhaps these Christian music artists should take a step back and consider whether they be in the faith. Here's some good words to get them thinking: CAMPONTHIS: The 107 Theses
Perhaps these Christian music artists should take a step back and consider whether they be in the faith. Here's some good words to get them thinking: CAMPONTHIS: The 107 Theses
I believe the lyrics play a big role...especially since you are a professing Christian. When listening to Christian music, we should feel motivated to rejoice and give glory to our creator. If you're singing about how flowers smell nice and stuff, that's not going to make anyone want to praise God. I always think about those who have never heard about Jesus, but are listening to Christian music. Music is an excellent way to witness and reach out to the lost. How is anyone, who is not saved, suppose to get the message Jesus died for our sins from flowers smell nice?