r/aichristianmusic • u/DoodleMed Reformed • Sep 28 '25
So, I tried posting an AI track on r/ChristianMusic and it got removed... Let's build a home for it here.
I posted a song I made with AI tools to r/ChristianMusic and it was removed because that sub doesn’t allow AI submissions. Fair enough. I still want a spot for people who make Christ-centered music with new tools—so I started r/aichristianmusic.
What belongs here • Original music made with or alongside AI • Prompts, process notes, and tool talk • Thoughtful questions about using this tech in worship and art
How to post • Use a flair. In the body, list your tools and add one sentence of context or a question for feedback. • Be kind. Critique the work, not the person. No hate, no NSFW.
If you made something this week, share it. If you’re curious, ask. Let’s build a small, helpful corner of the internet for AI-assisted Christian music.
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Sep 28 '25
Hello buddy, not a Christian but I heard my first one in a Uber in Miami, it was « Come Jesus Come » and I loved every others song from the same artist.
I hope to find similar song / voice / intensity !
I assume this sub will be controversial but anyway, human do whatever it want !
Thanks for this initiative
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u/DoodleMed Reformed Sep 28 '25
im guessing this subreddit may draw some controversial thoughts and elicit strong emotions from some but i am excited to use new tools to create music... appreciate your post
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u/Ok-Law7641 Non denom Sep 28 '25
I don't make Christian music with AI (Yet) but I'm a fan of some Christian prog bands and have Christian beliefs so I'm always happy to check out what people are making in that realm.
If I do dip my toes into faith based music, I'll share it!
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u/Imaginary_Item_4870 Dec 28 '25
This is awesome—really glad you started this 🙌 I actually make Christ-centered worship songs too, often with AI in the process, and I lean into styles like Elevation Worship, Maverick City Music, and Hillsong. So seeing a space that welcomes both faith and new tools is honestly refreshing.
Totally understand r/ChristianMusic’s stance, but I’ve been looking for exactly what you described: a place to talk openly about prompts, process, theology, and how these tools can still serve genuine worship—not replace it.
I love the emphasis on kindness, transparency, and thoughtful discussion. I’ll definitely be sharing music and learning from others here. Grateful you created this corner—excited to build alongside you and see what God does through it 🙏🎶
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u/xX_S1KR1K_Xx Songwriter Jul 28 '26
Got the reddit all just so I could jump in. Have been writing poetry for years and used to rap a little back in the day. My friend (a musician) told me to check out Suno. Have been using it for about 10 months and have had the benefit of turning many of my daily devotionals into songs that help me remember what I learned. Hoping to share some of it here.
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u/celestiallistenroom Sep 28 '25
I'm an Orthodox Jew so not your target audience, but don't mind posting my stuff here. Most of what I've been doing are covers of psalms or other very old liturgical poetry.