Social media is becoming the new pulpit for Christian music

“The closer I get to God,” says a listener, “the more unattractive mainstream music is.”

(Scott G Winterton | Courtesy of Church News) Strive to Be artists sing and dance on stage at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, during the filming of “Festival: A Youth Concert” on Wednesday, June 11, 2025. Contemporary Christian music is soaring in popularity.

Social media is becoming the new pulpit for Christian music

“The closer I get to God,” says a listener, “the more unattractive mainstream music is.”

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