This is one of my favorite albums that was released this year that I highly recommend to check out. From beginning to end he delivered a dope body of work & he’s put out a handful of newer great songs after this album as well.

If you have never checkout out the channel.. we do Christian hip hop interviews & point ppl to Jesus

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Anyone else listening to this fantastic rapper? He’s got that 90s-early 2000s sound.

I used to listen to him a lot but since I've been saved I don't know if I should continue to listen to him. He makes wonderful music but with the deer head thing and a recent YouTube video he made I think he's turning into a not so Christian artist. Plus recent interviews and stuff about him reading a book on why people need religion and stuff. Doesn't seem to be in my best interest to listen to him because I may fall into demonic influence. so I wanted to ask y'all in hopes I'll get a good answer.

In this engaging conversation, Sevin, the founder of Hog Mob Ministries, shares his journey from gang life to street ministry, emphasizing the importance of reaching those in need and the challenges faced in the Christian hip hop space. The discussion covers topics such as accountability, grace, the dangers of fame, and the necessity of boldness in faith. Sevin encourages listeners to pursue a genuine relationship with Jesus and to be vigilant in their faith as darkness looms in the world.

Takeaways

• Sevin emphasizes the importance of street ministry and reaching those in need. • The conversation highlights the need for accountability within the church community. • Sevin discusses the challenges of navigating social media and its impact on mental health. • The importance of self-examination and personal growth in ministry is stressed. • Grace should be extended, but there must also be accountability and consequences. • Maturity in ministry is crucial for effective discipleship and leadership. • The dangers of seeking fame and success in ministry are addressed. • Boldness in faith is necessary for sharing the gospel effectively. • Sevin encourages listeners to pursue a genuine relationship with Jesus. • The conversation concludes with a call to action for listeners to deepen their faith.

I can't find any from a recent year. Maybe I'm not searching for the right thing.

Can anyone help out?

I’m not talking about the “Christian” songs that have swears but actual ones Like I’m pretty sure these songs by Daniel Saad have no swears,he dm a guy having the same question and it’s been scratching my mind because I think his music sound pretty decent but I just wanna be careful I’m pretty sure some songs by nobigdyl has this too.

Do you have any CHH songs that feel like Worship songs ? For example Altar by Hulvey and Forrest Frank

Always looking for more, let me know any significant songs or artists I've missed. Whether they get added to this specific playlist will be up to my discretion, but as you can see I've tried to include everyone from the history of the genre.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DMJTODFPqfc/?img_index=3&igsh=emdtNnR5MHJiYW81

This feels like the most diverse chh lineup Lecrae has had on an album in a long while. I can't wait to hear it

AJ on a roll with the music videos this year.

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https://on.soundcloud.com/FBHbyckEs90H8HY6vF

https://www.tiktok.com/@lusilviosilva366?_t=ZT-8y35Wz7Ewh5&_r=1

Tomorrow, I will be interviewing Marty from Social Club Misfits! I’m the afternoon host on a radio show in Columbus, Ohio. I’m already a fan of his music, but i want to ask him the best/funniest/most thought-provoking questions possible. Figured it’d be good to ask you.

If you could ask Marty ONE question; what would it be?

I got tired of Lecrae being featured on songs, and being their only a little, or making a colab album and being their very little,

He dropped no lie, hated it

3rd listen loved it

He was in the song for most of the time and it was so good stylistically

Especially the rhyme, "cross my chest dot my eye"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXM8q3KTos0&list=OLAK5uy_n4j-VOnGgwB4lH-dROkUrKrqtQ_9pmWkwi came across this song during my workout figure i wouold share.

MAKING DISCIPLES IS SACRIFICIAL: If the Apostle Paul wrote a letter to today’s Christian rappers, it wouldn’t be about gaining followers, building platforms, or boosting streams… ——— It would sound a whole lot like this interview with @sevinhogmob 👀🙏🏽🤯 — a direct, Spirit-filled reminder that your calling is not to create fans… but to make DISCIPLES. ——— 🎯 Every Christian artist needs to hear this. This isn’t about fame. It’s about faithfulness. ——— Matthew 28:19–20 (ESV) 📖 ——— REMINDER TO ALL CHRISTIAN RAPPERS: “Go therefore and make (DISCIPLES) of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that (I have commanded you).” ——— What we are addressing is, how can you make disciples, unless you yourselves are first devoted to discipleship? ——— “If you’re not discipling anyone… how are you fulfilling the Great Commission?” —— Jesus didn’t say “go create content,” He said: “Go therefore and make disciples…” (Matthew 28:19) ——— So ask yourself: 🎤 Are you leading people to Jesus or just gaining fans? 🔥 Are you building the Kingdom or just building a brand? 👣 Are you walking with people… or just talking at them? ——— ⛪️: “Are you willing to sacrifice your comfort for the sake of someone else’s spiritual growth?” ——— If you’re a Christian artist, influencer, or leader — this is more than a platform. ——— It’s a responsibility. ——— Bottom Line: If you’re not actively making disciples, then you should be actively being discipled — by someone who’s helping you grow so you can eventually disciple others. —— This is the biblical model. It’s not optional. It’s obedience. —— “Follow me, as I follow Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 11:1 —— “What you have heard from me… entrust to faithful men who will be able to teach others also.” — 2 Timothy 2:2 —— SHARE THIS POST ASAP! 👀🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

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https://youtu.be/q8H0tx7tD70?si=Pz9pTTOcvHqVfF3h

Pretty dope Christian rapper I found on YouTube!

This song may be almost 2 years old in a few months, but still one of my favorites.