Music Videos

# 4833 Recordings

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Category

Artist

Title

Agnus Dei - Requiem

Agnus Dei - Requiem

Composer: Gabriel Faure

6:05

Ain't No Safe Way

Ain't No Safe Way

Michael Sweet

Artist: Michael Sweet

Composer: Greg Fulkerson, Michael H Sweet

4:53

Ain't Nobody

Ain't Nobody

Cody Carnes

Artist: Cody Carnes

Composer: Hank Bentley, Cody Carnes and Brandon Lake

4:07

Air I Breathe

Air I Breathe

Mat Kearney

Artist: Mat Kearney

Composer: Seth David Mosley, Matthew William Kearney

3:34

Air on the G String

Air on the G String

Jonathan Scott

Artist: Jonathan Scott

Composer: JS Bach

6:05

Alabaster Box

Alabaster Box

CeCe Winans

Artist: CeCe Winans

Composer: Janice Sjostran

2:41

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Music

Christian music was originally written for performance in church and was set to words expressing ideas of a sacred nature. There is a reference to St. Paul encouraging the Ephesians and Colossians to use psalms, hymns and spiritual songs. According to the historian Socrates of Constantinople, the introduction of music into Christian worship was due to Ignatius of Antioch, who in a vision had seen the angels singing in alternate choirs.

From Gregorian chants to Mass a cappella, carols and Christian hymnody, Christian music has come to include a range of styles often influenced by popular music. Many of the forms incorporate country styles as well as modern, black gospel.

Is the Music Actually Christian?

One must be careful and not assume that all music labeled "Christian"conveys Godly content. Much of modern, so-called Christian music is actually written and performed by artists who are not themselves believers. While we present a broad collection of music described as Christian on this site, we encourage all to prayerfully examine what each piece conveys.

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