Why some worship leaders are sounding the alarm on contemporary worship music

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Christian Post reporter Leah Klett joins “The Christian Post Podcast” to break down why some worship leaders are sounding the alarm on contemporary worship music, warning it's too soft, lacks theological content and fails to help people think deeper on their faith.

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"Some of the concern is that the songs that are being put out right now, they don't give us the tools that we need to handle some of life's challenges," Klett explained.

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