Articles
Music & Praise
Exploring the role of music in worship and community life, this section brings together articles on singing, psalms, hymns, and the place of praise in Scripture. These pieces reflect on why we sing, how music shapes faith and fellowship, and the ways it encourages participation and unity within the ecclesia.
``Through music, we have the unique ability to create a setting where both singers and listeners can experience a profound connection with God. Whether you are a seasoned musician or someone hesitant to sing, I encourage you to know that your voice matters. Use what God has given you to help touch hearts, share your faith and praise God.``
March 25, 2024
When can what is God-created and God-given actually distract us from God Himself?
December 22, 2023
What creative activities renew your inner being?
October 25, 2023
Sis. Juliana K. Anderson, a lifelong lover of music and prolific composer of spiritual music, shares the stories behind some of her original songs.
September 25, 2023
The story behind the NCYC praise album, "Hand of God".
September 25, 2023
Join us each Friday and Sunday for an uplifting praise and Bible study.
September 25, 2023
A new volume of original songs composed by Christadelphians will be launching in April 2024!
August 25, 2023
Storytelling is a spiritual gift capable of uplifting, encouraging, and truth-telling.
July 25, 2023
One thing we may be certain of is that during the Millennium, our God and His Son will be worshipped.
May 25, 2023
The interview discusses the recently released album, Redeemer, and asks, “What do you make of Jesus, and how do you allow him to shape your life?
April 25, 2023
Although one can (and should) argue that creativity towards the glory of God occurs in all aspects of our lives, my primary creative lens has been through music.
March 24, 2023
All Generations Music believes in the power of passing down messages about God’s faithfulness through music from generation to generation
February 24, 2023
Can familiarity really breed freshness? How can habitual actions foster new creations?