A Call to Prayer for Our Industry, Our Artists, and One Another
In recent weeks, our industry has been shaken. Headlines and social media threads have brought to light painful allegations—claims of sin, compromise, and brokenness within the Christian music community. Whether
CMB Industry Shout-out – Jayme Summers
"Jayme Summers, you inspire me! I can’t thank you enough for speaking life into me at Momentum, but I’ll try anyway. I’m grateful for your friendship and the impact you’ve
When the Church Became a Brand…and We Followed
We never held a meeting to decide this. But slowly, in our culture, church changed. Because people were tired. Tired of stiff religion. Tired of fake smiles. Tired of feeling like
It’s Time to Get Creative
Raise your hand if you have not had a hard time hiring talent to move to your market. If you raised your hand, you are in the minority. Even large
CMB Industry Shout-out – Ellis, Tyler & Sierra
"Shout out to Ellis, Tyler, and Sierra from the Z88.3 Morning Show! In just one Momentum cohort lunch, they shared practical wisdom, spiritual depth, and creative ideas that stuck with
Moneyball & Christian Radio: Why Thinking Differently is the Future of Ministry Impact
If you’ve seen the 2011 movie Moneyball, you know it’s not really about baseball. It’s about challenging the way things have always been done. Billy Beane, the general manager of the
RISK
Momentum 2025’s theme, RISK, wasn’t just a clever idea. It became an invitation…a calling…a challenge…one that called us deeper into obedience, faith, and surrender. We didn’t just talk about risk—we
CMB Industry Shout-out – Post-Momentum
"I want to give a shout-out to the CCM industry as a whole. It was so encouraging to see the spirit of service and cooperation among each other at Momentum
The Top 5 CCM Artists
Over the past three months, we’ve brought you the latest rankings from recent nationwide CCM testing on Female Artists, Male Artists and Groups. This month, we bring it all together
Is Christian Music Lame?
This question has been front and center, partly due to the meteoric rise of artists like Forrest Frank and Josiah Queen, both of whom seem to openly embrace the title