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I remember watching Sinners a while ago and thinking “I know that song” in the initial church scene.

The thing is me, being a Latin baptist xennial woman (44) didn’t recognize the melody, just the words.

I asked my mom and sister if they remember any church song with those lyrics.

My mom (67) sang this melody that she knew from her childhood in Sunday school called in Spanish “Esta lucecita” or “Esta lucecita tiene que brillar”.

Sister (42) sang “Esta es la luz de Cristo”, which has similar lyrics but a more rapid pace.

I believe my mom’s song is the same as in the movie, and it amazes me to think a song from the 30s is still present in the churches around the world.

I'm just curious how many people here will watch that movie.

hey! first time poster. i was sitting at a light today and heard somebody playing a christian rap song. from my memory, the lyrics were basically “used to run with the devil then i realized he an opp”. i’ve tried googling it and listened to some of the results, but no luck. any help would be appreciated!!

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At 64 I just started playing guitar in a worship band. Never too late I guess.

I don’t have any problems playing what’s presented to me, (we played Graves into gardens and nothing better than you which I thought were both great songs this past week) but I’m wondering if anybody has ideas about songs that are a bit more subtle. I mean songs that have a modern indie folk or rock influence that teach by example rather than by quotation or declaration. Modern parables if you will, that if you didn’t know you were listening to a religious song you might not recognize it at first.

I was told that they’d love to hear my suggestions. I’m just so unaware of the genre, that I’m relying on your help.

Thanks much!

Friday was blessed by so many good single, EP, and album drops!

My personal favorite album is When You’re In The Room by Tiffany Hudson and Brandon Lake released the IN THE ROOM version of King Of Hearts. Forrest Frank, The Band JAREN, Switchfoot, Phil Wickham, Cory Asbury, etc.

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I remember hearing a song back in 2009/2010 but I can't for the life of me remember what it was called or who sang it.

It was made by a female, it seemed to crescendo into the 3rd verse. It sounds like In Christ alone but it was about Jesus beating death, rising... Idk. Any ideas?

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Title! I’d love to hear some Christian versions of these genres or similar sounding genres but not sure where to look.

thank you, God bless.

I love me some Hybrid Theory and the sorts of the band, but I was wondering if there was any faith based alternatives that are similar in sound. Any suggestions?

I started teaching band at a Christian school this last school year and one of the things that disappointed me was the lack of Christian music for pep band. obviously it’s hard to touch staples like “Go Big Red” but there’s so many Christian songs that go just as hard as Iron Man. The only band it’s easy to find arrangements for is Skillet.

so, I’ve set myself a goal of fixing the problem by writing some myself. First off, they have to be songs that kids are singing, and second they have to have that stadium rock energy that translates well to a drumline and horns.

I’ve got a little playlist going right now of songs I think would work, but I wonder if anyone here has some cool songs that you think might sound awesome at a football game!

SOLVED - Help!! I have a very vague memory of a kids show/kids singer. This is based in the US. When I was a kid, around late 90’s to early 2000’s, I remember watching a lady who was a kind of kids singer. She had a taped recording of her singing, with one of those skin colored headset microphones, on a set that I know had hay bales and sunflowers with other little kids on it. She sang and danced, I believe she had a guitar. The one song I can remember a partial lyric to went something like “I’m no super mom….” And went on to say reasons she wasn’t “on top of things” as a mom. But it was in a fun kid directed way. I don’t know why, but I think her name had “rice” in it, but I may be thinking of something else. Either as a last name or part of a hyphen. I feel like she was religiously based, as I was raised in a Christian school and my mother probably bought the tape from there! Please help!!