Hymnody | Worship Music Podcast Chris Elliott

In our first artist collaboration, songwriter Elenee Young joins us in the studio to look at her 2020 single, My Stoning. This story song masterfully intertwines the accounts of multiple women in the Bible who found themselves desperately in need of mercy—and had a powerful encounter with a merciful savior. (The Hymnody podcast doesn’t claim any rights to the music in this episode. All rights are reserved to their respective owners.)

Blending gospel and CCM genres to create something entirely their own, Maverick City Music fosters a thriving culture of diversity and innovation. The final track on their third volume of music for the church, My Heart Your Home takes us through God’s plan to form a people that he dwells among and within. (The Hymnody podcast doesn’t claim any rights to the music in this episode. All rights are reserved to their respective owners.)

After an extended break, we’re back with an important update. Here’s how Hymnody will seek out, listen to, and be shaped by Black voices.

Citizens is back with new music for the church on their upcoming release, The Joy Of Being. The first single from the record, All I Need, is a reflection on God’s sufficiency for our joy in every season of life. (The Hymnody podcast doesn’t claim any rights to the music in this episode. All rights are reserved to their respective owners.)

In this new podcast series, we're analyzing worship music with practical considerations for leading the church. What makes for a great song? How do we lead our favorite songs well? Follow along as we answer these questions one song at a time.

With their 2019 collection of original hymns, Matt Boswell and Matt Papa prove that modern hymn-writing is alive and well. His Mercy Is More expounds on the grace, mercy, and patience of God in a highly adaptable and energetic song of praise. (The Hymnody podcast doesn’t claim any rights to the music in this episode. All rights are reserved to their respective owners.)