(ChurchLeaders) — Christian musician, songwriter and pastor Steve Camp, who spent more than five decades sharing the gospel through music and ministry, died Wednesday, Nov. 11, following a battle with heart failure. He was 71.

Camp’s family announced his death in a heartfelt social media statement.

“It is with heavy hearts, yet great hope in Christ, that we share the passing of our beloved husband, father, and grandfather, Steve Camp,” the family wrote.

“On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, after a battle with heart failure, the Lord called Steve Home,” the statement continued.

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Released on Reformation Day in 1997, Steve Camp’s controversial 107 Theses served as a direct challenge to the Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) and publishing industries. Modeled after Martin Luther’s historic declarations, the manifesto called for a radical spiritual awakening, heavily criticizing record labels, radio networks, and artists for prioritizing commercial success, entertainment value, and mainstream crossover appeal over solid biblical theology, personal holiness, and local church accountability.

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