Few Worship Leaders Avoid Hillsong Bethel Songs Despite A new study released tuesday (july 11) found that few worship leaders avoid songs from hillsong and bethel, two of the so called big four megachurches that dominate modern worship music. the study. Only 16 percent of worship leaders said they were less likely to choose a song with ties to hillsong, while about 1 in 4 said they were less likely to choose songs with ties to bethel (27%). more.
Few Worship Leaders Avoid Hillsong Bethel Songs Despite A new study released tuesday (july 11) found that few worship leaders avoid songs from hillsong and bethel, two of the so called big four megachurches that dominate modern worship music. the study found that most worship leaders connect with songs because they’ve experienced them firsthand at a conference or by listening to them online, or. For the past decade, a handful of megachurches have dominated worship music, churning out hits such as “goodness of god,” “what a beautiful name,” “king of kings” and “graves into gardens.”. She also said that despite the popularity of megachurch driven hit music, worship leaders often consider songs on a case by case basis, rather than thinking about where those songs came from. glenn packiam , a former worship leader and songwriter turned pastor, said understanding how songs get written — or how they get chosen for worship. Elias dummer, a christian musician turned marketer who is part of the research team behind the study, said most worship leaders think they have good reasons for picking the songs they use in worship. but they may not be aware of how social forces — like the popularity of certain churches — affect th.
Few Worship Leaders Avoid Hillsong Bethel Songs Despite She also said that despite the popularity of megachurch driven hit music, worship leaders often consider songs on a case by case basis, rather than thinking about where those songs came from. glenn packiam , a former worship leader and songwriter turned pastor, said understanding how songs get written — or how they get chosen for worship. Elias dummer, a christian musician turned marketer who is part of the research team behind the study, said most worship leaders think they have good reasons for picking the songs they use in worship. but they may not be aware of how social forces — like the popularity of certain churches — affect th. Rns morning report: few worship leaders avoid hillsong, bethel songs — despite controversies . madeline macrae . july 12, 2023. In contrast, more than half of the respondents (62 per cent) stated that they were likely to choose a song with ties to hillsong, while nearly half (48 per cent) said they would choose a song from bethel. in terms of how worship leaders should choose songs, recommendations from church leaders (76 per cent) and congregation members (56 per cent.
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