Learn Gospel Guitar: Lessons, Songs, and Practical Resources

Welcome to Learn Gospel Guitar, a blog created for players who want to grow, get inspired, and feel confident playing gospel music.

Here you’ll find clear tutorials, song breakdowns, practice tips, and curated recommendations for lessons, videos, and books that actually help you improve.

Whether you’re brand new to gospel guitar or you’ve been playing for years, you’ll learn:

  • essential gospel chords and voicings
  • common progressions and turnarounds
  • rhythm and groove ideas for church playing
  • tips for rehearsal, service flow, and live band settings

This is a place to learn, explore, and stay connected to great gospel music.

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What You’ll Find Here

âś” Step-by-step guides and tutorials
âś” Song and progression breakdowns
âś” Gear and practice tips
âś” Links to trusted lessons, courses, and books
âś” Insights from real church-band experience

Start by exploring the blog — and come back often as new content is added.

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