Web site excusing All Gospel rap/hip hop/R&B/Rock n Roll to be of the devil..what yall think?

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Permalink Reply by Chris B. on January 20, 2010 at 2:40pm

Looks like knockoff C. G. Lewis reasoning. Not worth noting. No relevant/ in context scriptural reasoning. This is getting so old. It's like the "Tommy Hilfiger is a racist" urban legend rumor. *sigh*

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Permalink Reply by Drew.S on January 23, 2010 at 4:18pm

Yeah bro it just hurt my heart that christians put people that use there musical gift for the lord down..Ephesians 5:19

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Permalink Reply by Weston Reindl on January 27, 2010 at 11:46am

Wow!!! That is a LIE from the devil! First of all, God is the creator of EVERYTHING. God created hip-hop and Rock music. Second, He gave the music ability and creativity to those people of this world that "started" it and they chose to use it for the wrong reasons. Third, the devil knows his music, so as Christians, how are we supposed to go against the worldly music if we don't even have musical creativity. God has given these Christian artists their gifts, of course they're gonna use them! Last, I pray nobody actually believes that after reading it and falls into that trap of deception and I pray for the person who wrote that. Some people look too hard for answers.

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Permalink Reply by Simplysaved on January 30, 2010 at 10:07am

The problem comes with the word "all". After having my artist in a recent showcase/performance a few weeks ago, I can see how Christians on the outside looking in can view it this way: We are much too much about business and less about the Gospel in the Urban, Christian, & Gospel Music Industry.

Kirk Franklin said that Gospel Music was not created nor meant for the Music Industry....I happen to agree. It becomes very political and some to many artist are trying intenetionally to sound just like some secular artist as a "hook" and a gimmick instead of asking GOD to not just anoint them and give them success, but to also give them originality in their ministry. Some of our artists are modeling so much after them, that the clothes are just as tight or revealing, we commit the same sins with excuses, and handle our ministry like the world.

When we do that, we make sites like the one listed justified in what they say.

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Permalink Reply by Richard Galvatron3000 Smith III on February 2, 2010 at 9:27am

I believe we need to re visit some of the things G Craig has said. The biggest problem I had with Lewis is terminology but there seems to be validity to lots of what he said and says, we need to determine what he is saying and how it is being applied. Just because he may have been wrong in one area doesn't mean the whole is wrong. I've never been a supporter of his but I've also never been a so called hip hop head. He has said some things that are true and can't be denied. The culture of Hip Hop is one issue, Gospel Rap is another issue. There is a spiritual side that is being ignored. Let's weed out the terminology properly because this is serious becoming an issue.

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