Christian Music

No, definitely not. The name of the band is actually influenced by Buddhism. They might have songs or lines influenced by religion or the idea of god, but they are not a christian band. I can't actually even think of any songs of theirs about Christianity for that matter. If anything I would say they were agnostic.

this was taken from wikipedia:

"The band took their musical influences of punk and hardcore and mixed them with poetry, emotion, literature, religion, eastern philosophy and spirituality to create their own sound and image The name "Senses Fail" is derived from the Buddhist belief in Nirvana. Lead singer Nielsen explains, "In Buddhism, they believe that being alive is hell, and the only way to reach Nirvana is to ultimately have no attachments to anything. So, people go out and live in the middle of the woods and they don't eat and don't drink. They just meditate because they've reached such a high level where they're not attached to love, relationships or anything. And if you want to reach the highest level of being and see God, you have to have all your senses fail.""

Jeremy Camp was born on January 12, 1978.

Marty Sampson is married to Michelle Sampson. Marty and Michelle have been married since 2006 and have one son together.

Maybe,yes definitly.

A list of good songs would be far too long! so here's a list of great P&W artists and bands:

Hillsong

New Life Worship

Jesus Culture

Kim Walker

Christian City Church

Citipointe Live

Unhindered

PlanetShakers

The People's Church

Chris Tomlin

Elevation Worship

Generation Unleashed

Generation Church

Aaron Ivey

Matt Boswell

Lincoln Brewster

Gateway Worship

Watermark

Kari Jobe

The School of Worship

ALM-UK

BreatheDeep

Christy Nockels

Evan Wickham

Fee

Healing Place Church

Michael Gungor

Jason Morant

Pocket Full of Rocks

These are in no particular order and they all have great songs. BUT you might want to start with Jesus Culture/Kim Walker. they're gaining popularity and nearly every song they do is amazing. Other than that, this list should give you at least a few songs to look at :)

Its actually more popular than people think.

Loads of bands are Christian Rock,

For example:

P.O.D

As I lay Dying

Reliant K

MxPx

The Almost

BlessTheFall

Skillet

DC Talk

Jars of Clay

flyleaf

and so many more!

Its a billion dollar industry and growing rapidly.

Most bands that are Christian rock began that way

There are a few exceptions of some bands who later change to christian rock

because of Faith change. For example: Alice Cooper

Mark Farner You also have other bands who are labeled as Christian Rock because of the christian imagery used in their music. this usually is a result of a band member being someone of the faith. Collective Soul

Creed

Blessed Union of Souls

There are more bands that start out Christian rock and then become secular than visa versa. This has to do with the temptations of the world and also the limitations put on the Christian rockers. Harder to get on a major label, Harder to get a large following, and some magazines still won't feature artists known as Christian artists. Creed faced many of these limitations and they were not a "Christian" band but instead only used the imagery in their songs. Some groups that denounced their faith are: Evanescence Vengeance Rising Rage of Angels

No. They're a secular band.

They might have a few good songs though...

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They are allegorically a Christian band, don't believe this guy. I have been seeing, too often, atheist morons going around and attempting to reword questions about religion and music. Its actually becoming quite sad and getting really old. If you happen to find a question that has been reworded, simply to satisfy an atheists beliefs, ignore them and research the subject on your own.

I haven't been able to find it ANYWHERE. A friend and I want to sing it for our school, but the only versions we can find have horrible sound quality.

Jay Smith in Texas. He wrote the song in 2005. He currently works for a company called A-Mark and he also has a beautiful voice I know cause we ask him to sing for us at work on Sundays. I wish he would audition for American Idol.

No Gorgoroth is not a christian band, they are Devil worshipers if i could talk to them right now i would tell them "guys there is absolutely no reason to worship Satan cause when you die you'll got to hell and all he is going to do there is torture you, just because you sing music to show you worship him all he is saying is more people worship me fools more people to torture, if they turned to Jesus Christ and God right away and gave up Satan there is a high chance will go to heaven and be loved by Jesus and God so what do you want, to be tortured by Satan or to be loved and cared for by Jesus and God" that's what i would say.

i think it might be, to me it most likely is but to others they think it's not. Taylor swift is catholic, i saw her on you-tube saying so, sorry don't know the link. hope this helps ^-^

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I don't think that song was intended to be portrayed as a Christian song. I only saw one thing that could have implied it which was when she said "we'll sing hallelujah" but not really. Looking for a Christian song? go for Her "Christmas must be something more" I am hooked on it. Awesome. :)

Have fun, Enjoy yourself, stay safe.

Pick one of the above.

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No

He's the lead singer of the band, if that's what you're asking. Frequently, he also plays guitar, both acoustic and electric, and on occasion, keyboards.

You said ask and I'll give the nations to you oh lord, that's the cry of my heart.

If this is the song you are talking about its sung by hillsong. I think this was originally song by Rita Springer.

Yes, RED is a popular Christian hard-rock band! You can tell by the lyrics of their songs, and information on their albums, and searching about them on the internet.

Look up the lyrics to "Already Over" and some others and you will realize that they are a Christian band.

Although some people don't really like them, because they scream some of the lyrics in certain songs, they're a great Christian band! They do have a few songs that dont have screaming at all like, Never Be The Same, etc.

They are also featured on Christian discs such as "WOW Hits".

Abandon Kansas have not stated whether or not they are a Christian band. Most assume they are not from some of their lyrics, but this has not been confirmed.

No, they are just an alternative rock/metal band.

No the Eagles is not considered a Christian band. They are a early rock band. However, some of their songs may have a Christian meaning, but it does not make the band a Christian band.

NO. Tory, Grant Adam & Jamie are all straight.

The song Never Alone expresses God's love is truly beautiful and when you accept JESUS CHIRST into your heart, He becomes a part of you, He'll never leave you. As Christians we don't always feel Him, but by faith we believe He is with us always through good and bad and He has promised He will never leave you or forsake you. (ref: Hebrews 13:5). In the song she is expressing that she "cried out for Him" (apparently needing Him) and He didn't "show". Then she questions if He is there, but she then expresses she knows even though she didn't feel or see Him, He is a part of her and she chooses to trust what the bible promises, that we are Never Alone. She chooses to trust the Word of God, so she "holds tight" to what she knows, she is Never Alone. As a child of God, He'll never stop loving you, He will always be there, even if you think He isn't!

He has one son that I know of, but he could have more now.