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Why don't boys sing during worship? Discover five reasons boys often don't engage during church services and learn how you can involve them more.

Getty has sometimes called 'In Christ Alone' a "rebel song” — a kind of protest against the more contemporary worship songs that sound more like pop music than traditional hymns.

Most people have seen one or more versions of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Hands down, it is among my favorite Christmas tales: the story of Ebenezer Scrooge having his conscience reawakened through the apparition of his former partner and the ghosts of Christmases past, present and future.

What I remind our kids during our time of song singing is two things. One worship is us proclaiming who God is. Two worship reminds us of who God is.

Whether our singing consists of the most contemporary hits led by a band or is comprised of classic hymns conducted acappella, we should give serious thought to the content of our singing for three reasons:

Singing in church can be a profound, holy experience. Especially when it's done with people you know and share life with.

There is a major deficiency in Christian worship, a deficiency that is evident in both traditional and contemporary approaches: the absence of the language of lament.

Christmas songs evoke memories of years gone by and fuel our excitement for the season. Music pulls people together in an unusual way.