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Guitar Reformed Praise is a music ministry dedicated to bringing together the rich tradition of hymnody, especially from the reformers or those directly influenced by them, with the modern worship song movement. Sound like a bad idea? Please see our articles page for links to articles about reformed theology, worship, styles of music, and many other topics by various respected theologians and pastors pertaining to this issue.

Piano We truly believe that an incredible wealth of worship music is being "lost" amidst a sea of often over-simplified contemporary praise choruses. Our worship songs should be full of biblical, rich, and powerful truth, truth that is all too often absent from modern worship songs. Hymns have long been a rich source of deep lyrics, but many traditional tunes used to sing these hymns hinder rather than help believers feel what they are singing. The modern worship styles (and there are many) offer a new arena to make these hymn texts come alive to new generations. When these classic and biblical texts are wed to contemporary tunes, the result is a truly powerful worship experience that enables God's truth to settle deep in our hearts and minds.

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Featured Song

Joy The Gospel of Grace
Reformed Praise presents a modern hymn exploring and enjoying the gospel of Jesus' death for sinners and its timeless relevance to our lives.

Recommendations

"The uniting of unchanging truth with contemporary expression is an idea as old as the Word of God itself. What a joy it is to see more songwriters bringing new life to hymns rich in theology and biblical doctrine."
- Bob Kauflin
Director of Worship Development
Sovereign Grace Ministries, Gaithersburg, MD

"One of the most difficult challenges for pastors today is locating music that is not only lyrically orthodox and spiritually edifying, but also that speaks to the heart of the contemporary worshipper. Reformed Praise accomplishes this beautifully. I know of nothing like it, and commend it enthusiastically to anyone willing to listen."
- R W Glenn
Pastor of Preaching and Leadership Development
Redeemer Bible Church, Minnetonka, MN

Doxologue

Our dialogue on worship (last 15 posts)

A Christmas Hymn (Eric, December 24th)
Hymn of the Century (Eric, April 28th)
On Taking the Lord’s Supper (Eric, October 4th)
On Taking the Lord’s Supper (Kevin, September 12th)
The Northbrook Conference (Eric, August 23rd)
A Discussion on Glory (Eric, August 16th)
Corporate Prayer (Eric, August 16th)
Covenant Song (Eric, August 9th)
Al Mohler on Authentic Worship (Eric, August 8th)
Sovereign Grace Worship Conference (David, August 7th)
Singing Without Instruments (David, August 7th)
The Practice of Private Worship (David, August 3rd)
The Mid-Week Prayer Meeting (David, August 3rd)
New Hymn Text: What Love Is This? (Eric, August 1st)
Worshipping With Widows (Eric, July 26th)