Christian Rap takes on #KeepOnPrayingChallenge

I can remember being extremely young and seeing the music video for “Jesus Muzik” with Lecrae and Trip Lee in like 2006. I was immediately in awe with the cars, scenes, but most importantly the clothes. With baggy tees and snapbacks that really defined that whole era, it was clear that the sub-genre had something to say when it came to their outfit choice. Even today, fashion pioneers in the space such as Parris Chariz, Jay-Way, and Tommy Royale repeatedly turn heads whenever they have a new post on IG or Twitter. It’s really exciting to see where the sense […]

Championed by most as a Calvinist, Flame made sure to effortlessly sew his theological views into all of his music for the duration of his career. One song that would most likely ring a Calvinist’s bell is “Who Could Pluck Us” which dropped in 2008. As Flame spent a verse explaining the elect and predestination, he surprisingly was actually not stoned and thrown out of the congregation. About a year ago though, Flame dropped Extra Nos which he said is part of a project series that will shed light on the theological 180 that he went through. Once sharing the views […]

On episode 22 of Community During Chaos Thi’sl gives one of the most edifying talks we’ve had on the show. Monster Tarver talks about how he went from wrestler to CHH. GitemJay shares his powerful testimony on how he overcame crime and prison. Listen to Community During Chaos Below:

nobigdyl. was in Atlanta with cinematographer Cinemaddox filming a music video. Both of their cars were robbed of 1000’s of dollars in film equipment plus damages. dyl. said his laptop was stolen too. There is no much else info available aside from what dyl. said, but there’s a GoFundMe set up to help. GoFundMe located here. “both our cars got robbed in atlanta. they took multiple cameras, lenses, two bags, and various equipment. we also lost all the footage and projects we had been working on this week. in the indie spirit we’re turning to our supporters to help us […]

Mental health according to the World Health Organization is “a state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to his or her community.” Many things contribute to the true state of the well-being of humans either negatively or positively. As human beings, we are products of the society and community we have found ourselves, the norms and beliefs we have been accustomed to, bits of information we have seen or heard, and ideologies we have […]