Bethel Music Biography
Bethel Music is an American Christian music label and publishing group co-founded by Brian and Jenn Johnson in 2001. The worship movement began as a local church music ministry at Bethel Church in Redding, California. Over the years, it has evolved into a global collective of songwriters, artists, and musicians. With an extensive and diverse discography that includes more than a dozen live albums, several studio albums, remixes, compilations, EPs, and singles, Bethel Music has made a significant impact in the Christian music industry. They have also produced over 70 music videos and 60 lyric videos.
Aligned with their foundational mission to expand God's kingdom through music, Bethel Music embraces a triune mission of adoring God through worship, instructing the Church through spiritual songs, and enlightening the lost with melodies of mercy. Rooted in core distinctives such as the goodness of God, the transformative power of Jesus Christ, and a commission to demonstrate God's Kingdom through supernatural means, Bethel Music seeks to reform the Church and transform the world. Their practical initiatives include a dedicated team of songwriters, educational programs for musicians, and collaborations in music production, distribution, and management on a global scale.
Over the years, Bethel Music has seen a talented group of artists contribute to its success, including:
-Josh Baldwin
-Dante Bowe
-Amanda Cook
-Kristene DiMarco
-Morgan Faleolo
-Sean Feucht
-David Funk
-Steffany Gretzinger
-Kalley Heiligenthal
-Melissa Helser
-Brian Johnson
-Jenn Johnson
-Brandon Lake
-Leeland
-William Matthews
-Paul and Hannah McClure
-Jeremy Riddle
-Edward Rivera
-Emmy Rose
-Matt Stinton
-Hunter G.K. Thompson
-John Wilds
-Bethany Wohrle
-Zahriya Zachary
Bethel Music's ultimate aspiration is to inspire a revolution that impacts society by reflecting God's excellence, creativity, and divine nature through their music. They aim to encourage listeners to pursue intimacy with God above all else. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.