Christian musician, songwriter and pastor Steve Camp, who spent more than five decades sharing the gospel through music and ministry, died on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, after a battle with heart failure. He was 71.
Camp’s family announced his passing in a heartfelt social media statement, noting that “the Lord called Steve Home.” The statement described him as a beloved husband, father and grandfather, and expressed both sorrow and hope in Christ.
Camp is best known for his 1997 release of the “107 Theses,” a manifesto modeled after Martin Luther’s 95 Theses. The document challenged the Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) industry, calling out record labels, radio networks and artists for prioritizing commercial success and mainstream crossover over biblical theology, personal holiness and accountability to local churches.
His work sparked debate within the Christian music community and remains a touchstone for those advocating for deeper spiritual integrity in worship music.
Source: Christian News Network
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