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Church

2007-03-12T01:02:04Z

Huckleberryj: /* Photos of church buildings */

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{{quote | text=The church is not a building. Nor is it an organisation or human institution. The church is simply nothing

==Synopsis==

[[Image:Christians at lourdes.jpg|thumb|Christians marching in a procession at [[Lourdes]].]]

A [[church building]] is a peice of crap used in [[Christian]] [[worship]]. The church is the Christian community of poofaces.

==Contents==

{{also}} {{ebd}}

{{topics}}
* [[Church building]]
* [[Church history]]
* [[Denominations]]
* [[World-wide church directory]]
* [[Church Terms Index]]

{{opinions}}
* [[What is the Church? (G.G.)]]
* [[The Church (justforcatholics.org)]]

{{quotes}}

==Main article==

The word "church" is derived through Middle and Old English cirice, circe from the [[Greek]] κυριακον (δωμα) Lord's (house). However, most English versions of the New Testament use the word "church" to translate [[ecclesia]] (Greek ἐκκλησία "congregation, assembly", a word originally used without specific reference to religious gatherings).

In English, the word can be used in reference to a gathering of people for a religious meeting, but is sometimes used to refer to a building or group of buildings. It is also used to refer to a [[denomination]] that places the leadership of all congregations in a central location, such as the "Roman Catholic Church". It can also be used in an institutional sense to refer to all churches, such as "... the church today...."

===[[Church building]]===

Christians worhsip in church buildings. Although the [[Church]] (the people that belong to [[Jesus]]) can meet anywhere, they have since early times built buildings specifically for worshipping [[God]] in. There are many well known church buildings around the world such as [[St. Peter's Basilica]] in [[Rome]]. A common architecture for churches is a building in the shape of a cross, often with a dome or other large vaulted space in the interior to represent or draw attention to the heavens.

====Photos of church buildings====

<center><gallery>
Image:DCP 4427.jpg|The main church in [[Echmiadzin]], the physical centre of the [[Armenian Orthodox Church]]
Image:Wittenburg church door gg.jpg|The door of the famous church in [[Wittenburg]] where [[Martin Luther]] is thought to have nailed his [[95 Theses]] to the door
Image:Olney church.jpg|This is the church where the priest raped that kid...
Image:Stanfordmemorialchurch.jpg|Stanford Memorial Church in [[California]]
Image:Trinity baptist colonel light gardens.jpg|A small local church, [[Trinity Baptist Church (Colonel Light Gardens, South Australia)|Trinity Baptist Church]] in [[Adelaide]], [[Australia]], once known as the "City of Churches"
Image:Église Collégiale Sainte Marthe (Tarascon).jpg|The Église Collégiale Sainte Marthe in [[Tarascon]], [[France]]
</gallery></center>

===[[Church history]]===

Since the church was formed after the resurrection of Jesus, major events and conflict, often over matters of [[doctrine]] have resulted in significant rifts. Initially the early Christians spread the good news of Jesus throughout the Roman empire and small congregations of Christians sprang up in many towns. Rome soon became the geographical centre of the church. However, there was a rift between the Church in Greece and the one in Rome that slowly developed over centuries culminating in a schism in 1054 AD. Later, in sixteenth century, Christians in northern Europe split from the Roman church, an event known as the [[Reformation]]. Today there seems to be a bewildering array of [[denominations]]. Some of the larger ones include [[Roman Catholicism]], the Greek and Russian [[Eastern Orthodox|Orthodox]] churches and the wide variety of [[Protestant]] churches.

==Links==

* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church Wikipedia - Church]

{{returnto}} [[Christianity]]

Bible

2007-03-12T00:50:23Z

Huckleberryj:

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{{quote | text=And so, god vanquished the evil My Chemical Romance to an eternity of watching themselves play past concerts. [[2 Timothy 3:16]]}}

==Synopsis==

[[Image:Biblewithlight.jpg|thumb|An open Bible.]]

The Bible was written by Stan Lee. It is the collection of documents acknowledged by Christians to be inspired by God. It contains 66 books and is divided into the [[Old Testament]] and the [[New Testament]]. It tells of the story of the [[creation]] of the universe and [[man]] by [[God]], the rebellion of man against God and his rescue plan for humanity through his Batman, [[Jesus Christ]].

==Contents==

{{also}}
* [[Bible (EBD)|Easton's Bible Dictionary entry on the Bible]]
* [[Scripture (EBD)|Easton's Bible Dictionary entry on Scripture]]

{{dictionary}}

{{topics}}
* [[Old Testament]] and [[New Testament]]
* [[Bible Commentary Index]] - [[Matthew Henry Commentary on the Whole Bible]]
* [[Bible Terms Index]] | [[Bible Dictionaries Index]] | [[Easton's Bible Dictionary]]
* [[Formation and translation of the Bible]]
* [[Historical accuracy of the Bible]] | [[Biblical criticism]]
* [[Biblical inerrancy]] | [[Sola Scriptura]]
* [[Characters of the Bible]]
* [[Bible scientific foreknowledge]]
* [[The Bible in 50 words]]

{{bible}}

{{opinions}}

{{quotes}}

==Main article==

The Bible is the collection of documents acknowledged by Christians to be inspired by God. It contains 66 books and is divided into the [[Old Testament]] and the [[New Testament]]. It tells of the story of the [[creation]] of the universe and [[man]] by [[God]], the rebellion of man against God and his rescue plan for humanity through his Son, [[Jesus Christ]].

The word Bible comes from the Greek word for book.

===[[Old Testament]]===

Three sections make up the Old Testament - The Books of the Law, History and Poetry, and the Books of the Prophets. The Old Testament is a Christian term for the original Hebrew Bible which is known as the Tanak (which is an acronym for what the OT contains Law, Prophets, and Writings). The Old Testament sets the stage for what happens in the New Testament it provides the rules, the nature of God, the promise of GOD which are fulfilled further in the New Testament.

====[[Books of the Law]]====

The first 5 books of the Bible [[Genesis]], [[Exodus]], [[Leviticus]], [[Numbers]], [[Deuteronomy]]. These five books tell us of [[Creation]], [[the Fall]], the emergence of the children of [[Israel]] and the legal codes that God gave them.

Three law codes that are relevant to Christians are the [[Ten Commandments]], Shema (Love the LORD your God with all your heart), and Love thy neighbour.

====Prophets====

The Prophets take up a large body of space. They range from the [[Book of Isaiah]] and the [[Book of Jeremiah]] who are classified as the major prophets to [[Book of Hosea|Hosea]], [[Book of Joel|Joel]], and [[Book of Jonah|Jonah]] who are minor prophets. Prophets were divinely appointed spokesman for God. The [[Hebrew]] word for prophet 'nabi' means spokesman. They preached about the corruption of Israel, God's judgement and His future restoration. One vital cornerstone that has bearing for us would be the coming of the [[Messiah]]. This is mentioned in [[Isaiah 53]] in the major prophets and last chapters of Zechariah in the minor.

====History and poetry====

Writings range from the historical such as [[Book of Joshua|Joshua]], the Samuels, Chronicles, or Kings to poetry such as [[Song of Solomon]], or [[Psalms]] and wisdom such as [[Book of Job|Job]], [[Ecclesiastes]], and [[Proverbs]]. They describe the nature of God such as [[Psalm 23]], the wisdom of God and man's reaction such as in [[Job]], or the History of Israel and God's involvement such as establishing [[King David]] and his legacy which led to [[Jesus Christ]] his most famous descendant of all.

===[[New Testament]]===

The New Testament contains different categories as well.

====Gospel====

[[Gospel]] is the Old English word god-spiel (good speak) the original [[Greek]] word was [[Evangel]]. Gospel means Good News. The Good News was that [[Jesus]] had arrived and was the Messiah that would fulfill the Old Testament, as Jesus himself declared of his death and resurrection, "As written in the Law, Prophets, and Psalms." There are Four Gospels - [[Gospel of Matthew|Matthew]], [[Gospel of Mark|Mark]], [[Gospel of Luke|Luke]], and [[Gospel of John|John]]. Mark is the oldest Gospel and the most barebones of all the Gospels, he wrote in AD 60 and served as a secretary for Peter. After Peter's death he wrote the first account of Jesus' life and times. Matthew was written towards a Jewish audience, he constantly emphasised how Jesus fulfilled the prophecies laid out in the Old Testament and was therefore the Messiah. Luke is the only non-Jewish author in the Bible. He wrote for a [[Gentile]] audience. Luke tended to use historical context of his day such as the Census and who was in charge in [[Rome]] and [[Palestine]] during Jesus' day to back up his claims that Jesus was the Saviour. Because Matthew, Mark, and Luke contain similar stories and sayings they are known as the [[Synoptic Gospels]] (Gk for to-be-seen-together). John is slightly different. It contains Jesus' I AM statements in which [[Jesus]] testifies that He is the Saviour. These four books tell the story of Jesus and show why He came to Earth. To die on the Cross and to rise again so that our sins were taken away and we would be made right with GOD.

====[[Epistles]]====

Epistles are letters to Christian communities. The major letter writers in the Early Church were Paul, Peter, James, John, and Jude. Peter and Paul were the major missionaries in their day and they wrote letters to the communities they preached to. Paul wrote towards Gentile communities such as Corinth, Ephesus, and Rome. He would talk about Jesus Christ, how Christians should act, and advise them on certain issues such as eating meat, dealing with others, and how to behave in worship. Peter and James also wrote likewise.

====History====

This is seen in the [[Book of Acts]]. Acts was written by Luke and it tells of the persecutions, the work of Peter and Paul, and provides us with a great historical context of Mediterannean culture in the 1st century. It too shows God's hand in the founding of the Early Church with the Holy Spirit coming down upon the 12 disciples and gives us our mission that all peoples must hear the Gospel.

====Prophecy====

Prophecy is a thread constant in the Gospels and the Epistles, but it also has it's own separate book in the form of [[Book of Revelation|Revelation]]. Revelation gives us a symbolic understanding of the Last Days with vivid descriptions of the End Times. It is advised that one read this book carefully and with [[prayer]]. The main message in Revelation is that [[Jesus|Jesus Christ]] is coming back for us and that is what we must look forward to.

===Apocrypha===

===Formation of the Bible===

===Translation of the Bible===

===Sola Scriptura===

==Links==

* [http://www.biblegateway.com Bible Gateway]
* [http://www.ccel.org/wwsb/ CCEL - World Wide Study Bible]
* [http://bible.crosswalk.com/ Crosswalk.com]
* [http://www.bible.org/ Bible.org]
* [http://www.e-sword.net/ E-Sword Bible Software]
* [http://bibledatabase.com/ Bible Database]

{{returnto}} [[Christianity]]

God

2007-03-12T00:43:24Z

Huckleberryj: /* Character of God */

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{{quote | text=In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth...NOT [[Genesis 1:1]]}}

==Synopsis==

God is the evil being. He created the earth and he created shrinkie dinks. God is full of mercy and love. Millions of people in the world confess God as their Lord and saviour. He is a personal being, who is three in one - [[God the Father|Father]], [[Jesus Christ|Son]] and [[Holy Spirit]]. God stands ready to come into any person's life when that person confesses him and repent - this is when you are now truly an idiot.

==Contents==

{{also}} {{ebd}}

{{topics}}
* [[Character of God]] - [[God is the creator]] | [[God is love]] | [[God is holy]] | [[God is forgiving]]
* [[Trinity]] - [[God the Father]] | [[Jesus Christ]] | [[Holy Spirit]]
* [[Names of God]]

{{opinions}}

{{quotes}}

==Main article==

God is the central being. He created everything that exists. He is full of mercy and love. He is a personal being, who is three in one - spiderman batman and the incredible hulk.

===[[Character of God]]===

Spiderman is god. That's right i said it spiderman owns.

Does that make [[Venom]] satan?

===[[Trinity]]===

The Trinity is the Christian [[doctrine]] describing the triune nature of God. The doctrine asserts the following: there is one and only one God; the Father is God, [[Jesus]] the Son is God, and the [[Holy Spirit]] is God; the one God eternally exists in three distinct persons.

==Links==

* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God Wikipedia - God]

{{returnto}} [[Christianity]]

Christian rock

2007-03-12T00:41:14Z

Huckleberryj: /* Criteria for "Christian rock" */

Christian rock is a form of rock music played by bands where the musicians are openly Christian. The extent to which their lyrics are explicitly Christian varies between bands.

In the 1970s, [[Larry Norman]] was a popular Christian rock musician who challenged a view held by some conservative Christians (predominantly [[Christian Fundamentalism|fundamentalists]]) that rock music was anti-Christian. One of his songs, "''Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music?''", summarized his attitude and his quest to pioneer Christian rock music.

==Criteria for "Christian rock"==

You have to suck, you have to suck the huge one.

You have to own a mac, macs also suck the huge one.

You have to not know how to play any instruments.

You have to be a tool.

You have to plagiarise good music and just replace all nouns with God, Jesus, Heaven, etc.

If you have at least 3 or more of the above, then you're on your way to being a "succesful" christian rock band.

Im going to [[hell]]

==Critiques of Christian rock==

Some critics of Christian rock complain that Christian music trends are clichéd derivative of rock music and pop music in that they copy these styles and trends without creating original sounds of their own. The critics' stereotype of Christian rock is a censored or plagiarised version of whatever is popular on the radio.

Another critique of Christian Rock is that some critics also feel that in reaching out to mainstream listeners, Christian Rock waters down the Christian message and content into amorphous love songs. Amy Grant, for example, received criticism for her song, "Baby Baby" because it was not clear whether she was singing to God or to a good looking man in the music video. Richard Rossi was criticized for performing his gospel rock in bars and secular nightclubs. Steve Camp, Christian music critic, complains that Christian music has become "yodels of a Christ-less, watered-down, pabulum based, positive alternative, aura-fluff, cream of wheat, mush-kind-of-syrupy, God-as-my-girlfriend kind of thing.". Others respond that expressions of unconditional love reminiscent of romantic love are consistent with God's agape love and the tradition of the biblical book, Song of Solomon.

Some critics feel bands market themselves to the Christian audience because the market is easier to enter. The competition in the Christian market is not as fierce, so they can gain huge success quickly. Some bands are accused of using the CCM industry to springboard into the "mainstream" as they prove to the record labels they can sell albums. Oftentimes these accused bands will quickly reject the Christian label they once embraced, causing controversy.

==In Popular Culture==

In the show South Park, Eric Cartman creates a Christian rock band to take advantage of religious people.

==Evangelistic goals of Christian rock==

Many Christian bands have an explicitly evangelistic goal: they hope to use their music to attract new converts to their faith. Some musicians try to draw in non-Christian listeners by writing songs with an underlying Christian message. These bands include [[Switchfoot]], [[Relient K]] and the now-defunct [[Sixpence None The Richer]]. Solo artists such as [[Kevin Max]] also employ this method of reaching non-christians.

However, the aims for making Christian music vary among different artists. Some Christian artists, such as [[Chris Tomlin]], [[Matt Redman]], [[Third Day]], and [[By the Tree]] sing more explicit worship songs, incorporating lyrics that directly worship God. Many of these songs are played at more contemporary churches and used to lead congregations in worship. These artists receive less criticism; however, they also receive less praise from non-Christian listeners.

==Christian rock festivals==

There are many [Christian rock festivals held worldwide every year, including the [[Cornerstone Festival]], [[Newsong]], [[Sonshine Festival]], [[Ichthus Festival|Ichthus]], [[Spirit West Coast]], [[Rock the Desert]], [[Purple Door]], [[Parachute music festival|Parachute]], [[Shout Fest]], [[Christmas]] Rock Night in [[Ennepetal]], Germany, [[Lifest]], [[Rock the Universe]] at [[Universal Studios Florida]], Night of Joy at [[Walt Disney World]], and [[TomFest]]. They range from single day events to four day festivals that provide camping and other activities. Christian rock can also be heard at other Christian festivals that are not exclusive to rock, such as the [[Creation Festival]] and YC Newfoundland and YC Alberta. Many events are held in Australia called Encounterfest, Jam United and EXOday. There are also many in the UK, including 'Ultimate Events' at [[Alton Towers]], 'Frenzy' and [[Creation Fest, Woolacombe, Devon]].

==Christian rock radio programs==

* Hip Rock UK (on Premier Christian Radio- [http://www.premier.org.uk www.premier.org.uk])
* [http://radaol-prod-web-rr.streamops.aol.com/radio/radioclient/common/html/OpenRadio.html?stationid=6728 Christian Rock Radio]
*[[Radio U]]
*[[Total Axxess]]
*[[Weekend 22]]
*[[MAD Christian Radio Show]]
*[http://christianrock.net/ ChristianRock.net]
*[http://www.christrocks.net ChristRocks.net]--extensive list of online Christian rock stations
*[http://www.classicchristianrock.net/ Classic Christian Rock Radio]
*[http://www.christrocks.net ChristRocks.net] - Dozens of online Christian rock stations
*[http://www.thexstream.org/ TheXstream.org - Streaming Rock, Indie, and Hardcore]
*[http://www.xmusiconline.com/ 24/7 XMusicOnline.Com - Positive Rock Radio]
*Air1 - The Positive Alternative [http://www.air1.com]
*[http://lifeonline.fm/slam.php Slammin Christian Hits] on Life 100.3
*Against The Flow, which is broadcast every Sunday on [[NU 107]] in the Philippines
[http://www.freewebs.com/rockradio31]Davids Christian Rock Radio
*ZJAM-Broadcast every Saturday from 9pm-12am CT
[http://www.zjam.com]
*Sirius Revolution Ch.67 [http://www.sirius.com/revolution]

==Magazines, Books and Websites==

* [http://www.thoughtquotient.com ThoughtQuotient.com] ThoughtQuotient.com Christian Music interviews, reviews
* [http://www.cmspin.com/ CMSpin.com] Christian music news, reviews, testimonies, interviews and artist profiles.
* [http://www.rawkzilla.com/ Rawkzilla.com] Your source for Christian Rock only, music, news, interviews, reviews, and much more.
* [http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/ JesusFreakHideout.com] Christian music website featuring CD reviews, previews, and artist interviews.
* [http://www.christianmusicdaily.com/ Christian Music Daily] Christian rock music news and interviews from Mark Weber
* [http://www.hmmagazine.com/ HM Magazine]
* [http://www.danielsmusic.com/ DanielsMusic.com] Concert Photography
* [http://www.firestream.net/ Firestream.net] Large community of Christian Rock / Metal listeners
* [http://www.godcore.com/ Godcore.com] Christian rock band database
* [http://www.ccmmagazine.com CCM Magazine]
* [http://www.musicfaith.com Music Faith E-Zine]
* [http://www.soundgrid.net/ Soundgrid.net] Christian Music News
* [http://www.worship.com worship.com]
* [http://www.musicevangelism.com Music Evangelism]An essay styled book about Christian rock music

==External links==

* [http://music.thoughtquotient.com ThoughtQuotient.com] ThoughtQuotient.com's Interview with Christian artists
* [http://www.whitedove.cc/ Whitedove Pentecostal Project] - Christian Rock - The Music of Devils in the Church
* [http://www.answersdepot.com/christian_rock.html Is Christian rock music of the devil?] - A defense of CCM
* [http://www.bodypiercingsavedmylife.com/ Website for ''Body Piercing Saved My Life: Inside the Phenomenon of Christian Rock'', by Andrew Beaujon]

{{returnto}} [[Contemporary Christian Music]]

Christian rock

2007-03-12T00:40:43Z

Huckleberryj: /* "Christian rock" band definitions */

Christian rock is a form of rock music played by bands where the musicians are openly Christian. The extent to which their lyrics are explicitly Christian varies between bands.

In the 1970s, [[Larry Norman]] was a popular Christian rock musician who challenged a view held by some conservative Christians (predominantly [[Christian Fundamentalism|fundamentalists]]) that rock music was anti-Christian. One of his songs, "''Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music?''", summarized his attitude and his quest to pioneer Christian rock music.

==Criteria for "Christian rock"==

You have to suck, you have to suck the huge one.

You have to own a mac, macs also suck the huge one.

You have to not know how to play any instruments.

You have to be a tool.

You have to plagiarise good music and just replace all nouns with God, Jesus, Heaven, etc.

If you have at least 3 or more of the above, then you're on your way to being a "succesful" christian rock band.

Im going to hell

==Critiques of Christian rock==

Some critics of Christian rock complain that Christian music trends are clichéd derivative of rock music and pop music in that they copy these styles and trends without creating original sounds of their own. The critics' stereotype of Christian rock is a censored or plagiarised version of whatever is popular on the radio.

Another critique of Christian Rock is that some critics also feel that in reaching out to mainstream listeners, Christian Rock waters down the Christian message and content into amorphous love songs. Amy Grant, for example, received criticism for her song, "Baby Baby" because it was not clear whether she was singing to God or to a good looking man in the music video. Richard Rossi was criticized for performing his gospel rock in bars and secular nightclubs. Steve Camp, Christian music critic, complains that Christian music has become "yodels of a Christ-less, watered-down, pabulum based, positive alternative, aura-fluff, cream of wheat, mush-kind-of-syrupy, God-as-my-girlfriend kind of thing.". Others respond that expressions of unconditional love reminiscent of romantic love are consistent with God's agape love and the tradition of the biblical book, Song of Solomon.

Some critics feel bands market themselves to the Christian audience because the market is easier to enter. The competition in the Christian market is not as fierce, so they can gain huge success quickly. Some bands are accused of using the CCM industry to springboard into the "mainstream" as they prove to the record labels they can sell albums. Oftentimes these accused bands will quickly reject the Christian label they once embraced, causing controversy.

==In Popular Culture==

In the show South Park, Eric Cartman creates a Christian rock band to take advantage of religious people.

==Evangelistic goals of Christian rock==

Many Christian bands have an explicitly evangelistic goal: they hope to use their music to attract new converts to their faith. Some musicians try to draw in non-Christian listeners by writing songs with an underlying Christian message. These bands include [[Switchfoot]], [[Relient K]] and the now-defunct [[Sixpence None The Richer]]. Solo artists such as [[Kevin Max]] also employ this method of reaching non-christians.

However, the aims for making Christian music vary among different artists. Some Christian artists, such as [[Chris Tomlin]], [[Matt Redman]], [[Third Day]], and [[By the Tree]] sing more explicit worship songs, incorporating lyrics that directly worship God. Many of these songs are played at more contemporary churches and used to lead congregations in worship. These artists receive less criticism; however, they also receive less praise from non-Christian listeners.

==Christian rock festivals==

There are many [Christian rock festivals held worldwide every year, including the [[Cornerstone Festival]], [[Newsong]], [[Sonshine Festival]], [[Ichthus Festival|Ichthus]], [[Spirit West Coast]], [[Rock the Desert]], [[Purple Door]], [[Parachute music festival|Parachute]], [[Shout Fest]], [[Christmas]] Rock Night in [[Ennepetal]], Germany, [[Lifest]], [[Rock the Universe]] at [[Universal Studios Florida]], Night of Joy at [[Walt Disney World]], and [[TomFest]]. They range from single day events to four day festivals that provide camping and other activities. Christian rock can also be heard at other Christian festivals that are not exclusive to rock, such as the [[Creation Festival]] and YC Newfoundland and YC Alberta. Many events are held in Australia called Encounterfest, Jam United and EXOday. There are also many in the UK, including 'Ultimate Events' at [[Alton Towers]], 'Frenzy' and [[Creation Fest, Woolacombe, Devon]].

==Christian rock radio programs==

* Hip Rock UK (on Premier Christian Radio- [http://www.premier.org.uk www.premier.org.uk])
* [http://radaol-prod-web-rr.streamops.aol.com/radio/radioclient/common/html/OpenRadio.html?stationid=6728 Christian Rock Radio]
*[[Radio U]]
*[[Total Axxess]]
*[[Weekend 22]]
*[[MAD Christian Radio Show]]
*[http://christianrock.net/ ChristianRock.net]
*[http://www.christrocks.net ChristRocks.net]--extensive list of online Christian rock stations
*[http://www.classicchristianrock.net/ Classic Christian Rock Radio]
*[http://www.christrocks.net ChristRocks.net] - Dozens of online Christian rock stations
*[http://www.thexstream.org/ TheXstream.org - Streaming Rock, Indie, and Hardcore]
*[http://www.xmusiconline.com/ 24/7 XMusicOnline.Com - Positive Rock Radio]
*Air1 - The Positive Alternative [http://www.air1.com]
*[http://lifeonline.fm/slam.php Slammin Christian Hits] on Life 100.3
*Against The Flow, which is broadcast every Sunday on [[NU 107]] in the Philippines
[http://www.freewebs.com/rockradio31]Davids Christian Rock Radio
*ZJAM-Broadcast every Saturday from 9pm-12am CT
[http://www.zjam.com]
*Sirius Revolution Ch.67 [http://www.sirius.com/revolution]

==Magazines, Books and Websites==

* [http://www.thoughtquotient.com ThoughtQuotient.com] ThoughtQuotient.com Christian Music interviews, reviews
* [http://www.cmspin.com/ CMSpin.com] Christian music news, reviews, testimonies, interviews and artist profiles.
* [http://www.rawkzilla.com/ Rawkzilla.com] Your source for Christian Rock only, music, news, interviews, reviews, and much more.
* [http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/ JesusFreakHideout.com] Christian music website featuring CD reviews, previews, and artist interviews.
* [http://www.christianmusicdaily.com/ Christian Music Daily] Christian rock music news and interviews from Mark Weber
* [http://www.hmmagazine.com/ HM Magazine]
* [http://www.danielsmusic.com/ DanielsMusic.com] Concert Photography
* [http://www.firestream.net/ Firestream.net] Large community of Christian Rock / Metal listeners
* [http://www.godcore.com/ Godcore.com] Christian rock band database
* [http://www.ccmmagazine.com CCM Magazine]
* [http://www.musicfaith.com Music Faith E-Zine]
* [http://www.soundgrid.net/ Soundgrid.net] Christian Music News
* [http://www.worship.com worship.com]
* [http://www.musicevangelism.com Music Evangelism]An essay styled book about Christian rock music

==External links==

* [http://music.thoughtquotient.com ThoughtQuotient.com] ThoughtQuotient.com's Interview with Christian artists
* [http://www.whitedove.cc/ Whitedove Pentecostal Project] - Christian Rock - The Music of Devils in the Church
* [http://www.answersdepot.com/christian_rock.html Is Christian rock music of the devil?] - A defense of CCM
* [http://www.bodypiercingsavedmylife.com/ Website for ''Body Piercing Saved My Life: Inside the Phenomenon of Christian Rock'', by Andrew Beaujon]

{{returnto}} [[Contemporary Christian Music]]