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WELCOME TO CHRISTIANDANCE

Enriching Your Faith With Music

Welcome to ChristianDance, your reader-funded source for new Christian music releases. We are passionate about supporting the vibrant world of Christian music and bringing you the latest insights and backgrounds on beautiful yet often overlooked new releases. 

Our mission is to shine a spotlight on these gems, using devotional-style posts to provide you with background information and uplifting messages centered on the music you love. To help you discover new music, we curate weekly updated playlists with the new Christian music releases we find. We also curate our own FREE Top 100 chart, so you have a good view of the songs that are making waves in Christian music. Our articles can also be viewed on Facebook, X (Twitter), Christian Music Today on Medium.com, and Christian Music Review on Reddit.com. Our articles are also used by Spotify to create some of their "About the Song" story cards.

Join us on this exciting musical journey as we showcase the musical gems of Christian music, and uncover the stories and inspiration behind new releases. Get ready to discover remarkable talent, enjoy their inspirational sounds, and find your new favorite artists. ChristianDance.eu is here to keep you informed, entertained, and enrich your faith with Christian music. 

WHAT MOTIVATES US

We are driven by a deep passion to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ through the power of music. Inspired by the lyrics of MercyMe's 2001 release, "Word of God Speak," which describes our intense feelings: 

"I'm finding myself at a loss for words, and the funny thing is it's okay.
The last thing I need is to be heard, but to hear what You would say ..." 

With all of the hustle and bustle of daily life and the many distractions that shout for our attention, it can be a challenge to hear God's voice. That's where we see the power of Christian music. Christian music has the ability to transcend the noise and create an environment where His message can be heard clearly. 

"... I'm finding myself in the midst of You, beyond the music, beyond the noise.
All that I need is to be with You... and in the quiet hear Your voice. ..." 

We are passionate about finding newly released music and deep diving into the stories behind some of these songs. While our intention is to support artists by playlisting their music and writing about some of their songs, the truth is that by helping artists, we are also blessed. Through these songs, artists are sharing their testimonies of God's glory and the open door that is there for each one of us. These testimonies shape us, help us to stay focused, and fill us with a desire: 

"... to be still and know that You're in this place.
Please let me stay and rest in Your holiness. ..."

We trust in His guidance, knowing that He is beside us with every step we take, and every stumble and fall. We are tempted to quickly fill the silence, but as we grow, we also find the courage to admit...

"... I'm finding myself at a loss for words, and the funny thing is, it's okay!"

Join us on this journey, as we bring you music that speaks to the heart, provides comfort in times of need, and inspires us to grow our relationship with our Savior, Jesus Christ.

WHAT WE BELIEVE

Our beliefs are simple. We believe that Christ is the Son of God. We believe that He died for our sins and rose again. Although we cannot see or touch him, Jesus remains alive today, just as He was on the first Easter morning. We call Jesus “Lord” because He has saved us from the power of death and the power of sin and because, through His sacrifice, we can know the fullness of God’s love for us.

Likewise, we believe Jesus will return to the earth one day to complete what He started by creating a world in which peace, justice, and love rule. Such an event is viewed with joyful anticipation by those who believe in Christ. In Jesus, we learned that even death could not stop God's plan and activity, so no matter what happens, we will always have hope in life.

We also believe that "DANCE" is a Biblical form of worship. David danced for the Lord, as seen in the Psalms. This is where we found the inspiration for the name we use: "ChristianDance". We believe that the Lord takes pleasure in our dancing and singing. That's why we want to help make Christian music more accessible. Our faith is firmly grounded in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and we believe that the Bible is the Word of God, without error in the original manuscripts, inspired, infallible, and unchangeable from Genesis to Revelation (2 Timothy 3:16). 

We believe in one church, expressed through local bodies of God’s family, made up of all who are in Christ, and who together are commissioned to make Christ followers of all nations.

It's fine if you don't agree with us or believe the same things we do. The only thing we ask is respect for our Christian faith and way of life. Whatever your beliefs, YOU ARE WELCOME HERE!

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