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   Worship is all about God. You do something that's not about anything else, just you talking about the goodness of God and everything that He's about.  I was in a conversation with a couple of people a while back, and they were like "Yes, CHH is nice and all, but it's for edification and preaching. Not worship" (read more about christian hip-hop and worship here)  Those guys haven't heard these 5 people I'm about to list now. So, here are the top 5 CHH worshippers you should listen to;  5) Sho Baraka     When Sho's not taking on social issues with his songs, or doing some preaching, or even talking about life, he's on  "hands extended, bended knees and closed eyes" singing "holy holy holy is the Lord the most High"  I See The Lord is one classical worship song from Sho I'll forever treasure.  4) KB     Here's to another epic worshipper of God with supernatural creativity and epic punchlines. Who...

A couple of days ago, I did a post about CHH songs that some people will not classify as christian, just because it doesn't fit their description of how a christian song should sound like. Well, this is a sequel to the previous post. Here, I will share my thoughts on a similar issue as concerns this whole "christian artist" dilemma. Some people have this set image of how a christian artist should look like. They think they have the Christian Look all figured out. When I say christian artist, the image that comes to their minds is really predictable. I bet they thick suit and tie and some nerd's hairstyle. But then, they see an artist with awesome dreads, or maybe a Mohawk and they're like "non-Christian" Obviously, it's even worse with the ladies. Like, have you gone to the comments section of some of Gigi's music videos? And then, from my experience in my short life so far (obviously, I have a lot more time to spend here if Jesus do...

I belong to a couple of groups on Facebook for christians. From the music groups to the prayer groups to the one where we just hang out and identify as christians and share stuff about ourselves. But there's one word I've heard thrown around so much in all of the groups I feel it should win word of the year. It's the word JUDGEMENT.  Judgement. What does judgement even mean? Or it's verb form judge? Well, I checked out the word and I found out that it meant "to pass sentence."  So where does this word come up in those christian conversations? Everyday, a sentence is passed by a christian on another for a couple of reasons. And most of the time, it's normally because they showcase a different opinion from what the Judge Christian has. So Mr Judge Christian comes to a conclusion, howbeit arbitrarily, and passes a sentence on the opinion expresser. We see this happen all the time on our christian artists. They may be role models and stuff, but the...