A PSALM um ok well let’s get one thing clear this is not a gospel song this doesn’t even speak of the gospel the song would sound the same if he was talking about anything else he is struggling with you think cause he has a few verses about God it’s a gospel song? Nuh uh☝🏾
The thing about Glorilla's song is that it doesn't glorify God. It's about me me me, forget what people say about me because God is on my side regardless. It's a self righteous motivational song
Same for both tbh but hopefully both artists are ultimately led to Christ as they work through their struggles and hopefully that trickles down to their fans in some way
@ELIDOTORG he's on Forrest frank and his producer is a Christian who makes secular songs (100GRAHAM) Connor seems to be seriously considering Jesus but mav city has been on some funny stuff lately with collabs
He's recently made an album with nic D, later a song with forrest frank and now the mav city feature solidifies his transition to Christian music @ELIDOTORG Even prior to these features, price has been making none explicit friendly music like forrest was befire his transition, both of their old music you can still listen to though they do not have the title christian
Connor actually did one of his "shorts" talking about his collab, saying He believes in God but has alot of doubt and questions. Just feels like he is on the verge of coming to know Jesus fully.
As a musician, no one ever taught me that "worshipping" God with my body is worship, according to Romans 12:1. As long as I was playing guitar, it was "worship." I come to learn that true gospel music is the testimony of those who have found the God of Jesus Christ as salvation over cultural idolatry. However, we've deceived people and ourselves with calling talent anointed and music worship, etc. Gospel music has the transformation power of God's word. "I surrender all" is testimony, not a song. Singing is a small nuance to worship, given we still have the rest of the body to submit besides our voice.
@b_ryc God truly wants to build disciples, evident by the 12 who walked with Jesus. And even then, betrayal and denial were among them. It's not about music and dope verses. It's about testimony and dope disciples. Bad priorities will always look the same, even if it calls itself "church."
I've been bumping that new Connor price song since he released it! I absolutely love the vulnerability and humility he showed it this song. Lord Jesus have mercy on our souls, and lead us into your kingdom!
There's a difference between "Christian music" and "Worship Music." Christian music could be about anything from the heart of a Christian, but worship music NEEDS to be about worship, the music takes a secondary role to worshiping God and serves to help lead people into a state of worship. Non-Christians collaborating on Christian music is a hit and miss kinda thing. But non-Christians collaborating on WORSHIP music doesn't make much sense. Do I wish EVERYONE would worship Jesus? Yes, and the Bible says that every knee WILL bow. But the truth is, you're bringing people in to lead worship that don't even believe in the God that's being worshipped. There's a big disconnect there.
That’s kind of what I was thinking when I think worship music that’s in the church setting Christian music is like people that are musicians that believe in God and they’re using their talents to share their testimony about what he’s done in their life
@ exactly you have to make it your own. I feel like some of the Christian artists. Are there cause they’re using the talents. God gave them and it’s their way to minister to people. It’s their way of fulfilling what scripture requires us in the end though we’re all gonna be standing in front of God someday and held accountable.
Forrest Frank has become my sons' favorite rapper (they are 5 and 3, respectively). His song, "Up", which features Connor Price, is one of their favorites (and a little bit of mine too). I assumed, ignorantly, that he was a believer because I didn't think Forrest would collab with secular and/or profane artists. I had no idea that Connor was a secular artist. It's great to hear that believers who are in his sphere are actively praying for him and sharing the gospel with him. He needs that wayyy more than a feature (present or future).
40yr old “baby Christian”…..I find so much daily uplifting by listening to a variety of worship music…..when this (Conner price) song comes across my music playlist, it speaks to the darker part my of me that knows I need help and doesn’t always feel secure how to find it…..sometimes this song will come along on my daily routine and remind me to open the book…..and there I can find it. Also reminds me that there are other “deplorables” feeling the same way.
No, it is not appropriate for an artist or group who professes to practice their art for the Lord to have suggestive lyrics or double entendre in their music. It is letting the world influence you rather than you influencing the world. We must live in this world, but our deeds, thoughts and intentions must be in the light...that is, in the Kingdom of Light. We have no partnership with the kingdom of darkness and therefore can not be unequally yoked with that kingdom. We must seek to be found pleasing to the Lord and not men. Would you sing those lyrics before the Holy God?
@@jwright8838 I agree. I'm personally conflicted with this group and I pray for them to be making the right decisions. They stopped working with someone like Dante Bowe bcuz of either something he did or acted like (I'm unsure if it was ever clarified) that didn't align with their beliefs. I pray that God leads them in the right direction.
@@CidPerfect For Christians, publicly, many things. Sexual immorality is not to be practiced or glorified. In the context of between a husband and wife in private, human sexuality is holy and beautiful.
Being honest in one's journey towards Christ is neither inherently bad nor good; it's simply an honest confession. Connor's song carries a powerful message, and it's my prayer that Jesus will continue to illuminate the path for more people to come closer to the cross. My prayers are with all those who seek to encounter Christ in their lives.
Jars of Clay and DC talk brought me to Christ in the 90's. I think when we come in with music we get to the text later, but we get there. Now I am in love with The Scripture and see the music Glorifying God and the text comes even more to life.
That Conor price song is a good example of what music Christian artists can do if they must collaborate with a secular artists and not the usual...”blessings blessings pour on me” songs they almost always do with them.
Hey Ruslan, I just wanted to thank you for your UA-cam. I started watching you in 2020 when I stumbled on a video of you covering the presidential election. I appreciated you wanting to seek truth and a biblical worldview then and am grateful you’ve continued to do so, in even more ways.
I’m SO glad you brought DMX into this conversation!! I had similar experiences with those prayer tracks, and similarly, I don’t think it justifies it, it is still an interesting retrospective.
I need help was truly a timely song, and i had it on repeat for days. It came at the most perfect time in my life when i was struggling with some issues.
That song with Connor Price is a bop! I love how safe it is for both the believer and unbeliever. It holds space and tension for everyone who is wrestling with faith. Connor was dropping some bars.😎🙏🔥
That Connor Price song brought tears to my eyes. Such a great way to reach people who know Jesus but haven’t taken the first step. I pray for everyone who needs help to come to our Father and know he will never leave or forsake you❤
love this analysis! One way of looking at music collaborations are seeing them as a partnership on a brand message. Another angle is looking at music features as offering services to amplify a brand message. Love this conversation
I think the lyrics have a lot to do with it. If a christian artist collabs with a secular artist, it should be the christian pulling the secular up. Unfortunately, we have seen where the secular pulls the christian artist/group down like the Will Smith/Mav City collab. The lyrics were not God honoring.
Like a Christian girl going out with a non Christian guy hoping he will become a Christian…very rare this works out. Most times the girl compromises her faith and ends up out of fellowship etc. sorry but this world and it’s pleasures are temporary. What’s eternal matters most. These artists need to have an incredibly strong faith and solid Christian’s around them to keep them accountable and strong in their faith.
My 11 and 12 year old boys just said yesterday, “Dad isn’t it so cool that we’re seeing Connor find Jesus in front of us” just yesterday! They attributed it to Forrest first AND Mav City. All Glory to Him!
There was a song I found online called Praise the Savior. It was actually really good by Deus Metallis and another called Bloo* Stained Cross by Warrior Worship.
The issue is they canceled a former member for the same things they’re now doing so if they want to stand on that hill stand on it. That’s my take -Crown One I personally believe it’s not a good idea
This video is sooo much better than the other Christian UA-camr who covered this. They had done zero research besides what they heard. You actually not only knew the subject matter and were charitable.
Always value your opinion Ruslan, thanks for shedding light on Connor price. I didn’t know such a beautiful collab existed. As an artist from Memphis who is trying to encourage my city to get away from all of the secular negativity, I can’t honestly agree with Maverick City and Kirk doing a Collab with Glorilla, because for most people they just feel excused to do whatever they want. It does not bring them closer to Jesus. They just stumble more and more in the dark.
i was gonna say aint no way he gonna hate on their collab with Connor Price, but then you were all for it and i was happy. This is one of my fav songs right now!
the connor’s price song was well done but after Maverick City pulling up to the grammys and being there for Sam smith’s performance, collab in with Quavo, and now Glorilla i think this shows their true motivations to make music 🤷♂️
I love this recent collaboration with Connor Price. It is such a raw and honest conversation that a lot of people go through early in their faith journey.
God used Syria as a rod against Israel, but explicitly said Syria was still fully culpable. How would we not be fully culpable for our part in God's success, despite our wickedness? All that means is that God is the ultimate strategist, all wise, all knowing, He sees all. I would rather walk in faith, and glorify God, as I am called.
This is a sincere point of view on the subject matter. I believe God is using MC music to reach many lost souls that might not listen to the most powerful sermon you might think of. Lets pray that God will keep them in His will. I believe MC music is striving to reach souls in the music industry.
You present a great take on this situation. "I Need Help" is indeed amazing, but the Glorilla collab is so incredibly shameful. When Kirk Franklin shared the back cover in his Instagram stories, I was so confused and disappointed to see their names next to clearly a lustful woman. It's a lack of wisdom and clout chasing at its worst. We need to have more discernment when we collab with secular artists, which I'm fine with. But if the artist is so clearly leading people to sin such as adultery like Glorilla, then working with them is an absolute net negative, no matter how many worshipful or positive collaborations they put out. Just my thoughts on this. But you are very down to earth and the DMX point is interesting since he was instrumental in you being drawn to Jesus Christ.
Imo, songs with artists like Connor Price is where their strategy goes right, helping other artists outside of the Christian music industry break into it and learn to embrace a faith in Christ. But unfortunately, most of the time, that's not how their playbook ends up working out.
Actually, it isn’t. Don’t take it was kicked out because he posted new photos to his Instagram stories. It wasn’t simply for him being caught, listening to Bad Bunny. If he was just a bad bunny video then yeah it would be hypocritical but since that wasn’t the sole issue in the nude, photos is a much more glittering issue. It’s not the least bit hypocritical.
I’ll just leave this here. “When the teachers of the law who were Pharisees saw him eating with the sinners and tax collectors, they asked his disciples: “Why does he eat with tax collectors and sinners?” On hearing this, Jesus said to them, “It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.”” Mark 2:16-17 NIV
Important convo Ruslan! Thanks! Being mature in Christ is difficult because extreme-living is easier. But maturing in Christ is a fall fown and get up endeavour that leads to perseverance and that to character abd that to hope. To be transformed from obe degree of Glory (that's Jesus btw) to another degree closer of havibg my human nature evolving into Jesus Nature.🎉 Amazing journey, difficult journey, brutally honest journey... But ultimately totally glorious.... the true Glory.
It's weird because Miles Minnick is on a campaign to collab with secular artists, and for some reason I trust his intentions. But I'm not sure if I should.
It’s not about trusting Miles, it’s about trusting the Holy Spirit to guide you. If Miles does a collab, the Spirit might convict you not to listen to that song. It doesn’t mean that Miles is wrong for doing the song, it could be more indicative of your journey and where God has you in this season. Miles is working out his faith with fear and trembling in the public space. Extend grace and trust God.
my thing is some rappers like glorilla especially made songs with mav and kirk but turn around a continue to live a life of sin. ppl say they love God and pray everyday but still living life thru sin which doesn’t make sense. but i do feel like they doing it for the money
Hey Ruslan!! Another great video and take. I think you should review the song "never get used to this" by JVKE and Forrest Frank...that song is slept on!!!🔥🔥🔥
A new team formed over the summer where the goal is for inspiration artists to make more impact in the mainstream. That’s why you’re seeing more gospel and secular collaborations. This is just the beginning. More collaborations to come.
Romans 12:1 "is a verse in the Bible that encourages people to give their bodies to God as a living sacrifice and act of worship." Singing and worship are not the same.
Yeah and in a context of abstaining from sexual Immorality because our bodies is the temple of GOD and we are supposed to be His ambassadors on earth. 🙂
So Ruslan, so i was thinking about this... i am promoter, dance teacher and dance judge in amature competition. But first i am a christian. So being in dance in Hip-Hop well i have often struggled with music content... a 6 year old is dancing to 50 cent candy shop. And since Snoop did a gospel album and kanye swayed for a time well there is a choice for christians. The content is changing and giving choice. NOW COMPETITIONS HAVE LECRAE BLURING LPUD AND IM LIKE YES, IT HAS GLORILLA IN CONTEMPORARY. BATTLES HAVE COMIN HOT
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Bro Connor's song is a whole psalm parallel. And the song itself slaps musically.
What about the other features???
@@Dizcreti I was just focusing on those🤷♂🤷♂
Yeah I like the Connor collab.
A PSALM um ok well let’s get one thing clear this is not a gospel song this doesn’t even speak of the gospel the song would sound the same if he was talking about anything else he is struggling with you think cause he has a few verses about God it’s a gospel song? Nuh uh☝🏾
@@myCatlickedMEH2oes He said psalm parallel, now i dont agree with this saying but if u read psalms 13 or psalms 69, it does lowkey give the same vibe
The thing about Glorilla's song is that it doesn't glorify God. It's about me me me, forget what people say about me because God is on my side regardless.
It's a self righteous motivational song
Even if it did, the entire album reveals her heart posture. That song is pure example of the worship me with their lips
Correct, and even if it did, the rest of the album, shows her heart posture and fruit.
Exactly my thoughts
Ya I could say the same for this other song even if he is talking about what he struggling with it’s not a gospel song let’s get that straight
Same for both tbh but hopefully both artists are ultimately led to Christ as they work through their struggles and hopefully that trickles down to their fans in some way
Mav City with Connor Price was perfect for the younger generation
Real. I liked it a lot
agreed!
Idk about that but each there own. I don't even know who Conner prince is.
@ELIDOTORG he's on Forrest frank and his producer is a Christian who makes secular songs (100GRAHAM)
Connor seems to be seriously considering Jesus but mav city has been on some funny stuff lately with collabs
He's recently made an album with nic D, later a song with forrest frank and now the mav city feature solidifies his transition to Christian music @ELIDOTORG
Even prior to these features, price has been making none explicit friendly music like forrest was befire his transition, both of their old music you can still listen to though they do not have the title christian
Connor actually did one of his "shorts" talking about his collab, saying He believes in God but has alot of doubt and questions. Just feels like he is on the verge of coming to know Jesus fully.
You might wanna de-capitalize the first “he”
Yes
Connor has made collars with other Christian influencers. He’s made music with Frank Forrest before.
As a musician, no one ever taught me that "worshipping" God with my body is worship, according to Romans 12:1. As long as I was playing guitar, it was "worship." I come to learn that true gospel music is the testimony of those who have found the God of Jesus Christ as salvation over cultural idolatry. However, we've deceived people and ourselves with calling talent anointed and music worship, etc. Gospel music has the transformation power of God's word. "I surrender all" is testimony, not a song. Singing is a small nuance to worship, given we still have the rest of the body to submit besides our voice.
AMEN
love this! worship isn't a genre but a way of life indeed
amen
well said!!
@b_ryc God truly wants to build disciples, evident by the 12 who walked with Jesus. And even then, betrayal and denial were among them. It's not about music and dope verses. It's about testimony and dope disciples. Bad priorities will always look the same, even if it calls itself "church."
I've been bumping that new Connor price song since he released it! I absolutely love the vulnerability and humility he showed it this song. Lord Jesus have mercy on our souls, and lead us into your kingdom!
There's a difference between "Christian music" and "Worship Music." Christian music could be about anything from the heart of a Christian, but worship music NEEDS to be about worship, the music takes a secondary role to worshiping God and serves to help lead people into a state of worship. Non-Christians collaborating on Christian music is a hit and miss kinda thing. But non-Christians collaborating on WORSHIP music doesn't make much sense. Do I wish EVERYONE would worship Jesus? Yes, and the Bible says that every knee WILL bow. But the truth is, you're bringing people in to lead worship that don't even believe in the God that's being worshipped. There's a big disconnect there.
@@Spladoinkal definitely
Well said! Best response yet
That’s kind of what I was thinking when I think worship music that’s in the church setting Christian music is like people that are musicians that believe in God and they’re using their talents to share their testimony about what he’s done in their life
Well said. Christian parents don’t mean you are a Christian. This is all a step too far for me. Is this true faith or not?
@ exactly you have to make it your own. I feel like some of the Christian artists. Are there cause they’re using the talents. God gave them and it’s their way to minister to people. It’s their way of fulfilling what scripture requires us in the end though we’re all gonna be standing in front of God someday and held accountable.
This is the very reason I love Ruslan’s videos. Always a non biased well informed video with scriptural backing 👏🏾 God bless you brother
Forrest Frank has become my sons' favorite rapper (they are 5 and 3, respectively). His song, "Up", which features Connor Price, is one of their favorites (and a little bit of mine too). I assumed, ignorantly, that he was a believer because I didn't think Forrest would collab with secular and/or profane artists. I had no idea that Connor was a secular artist. It's great to hear that believers who are in his sphere are actively praying for him and sharing the gospel with him. He needs that wayyy more than a feature (present or future).
@@mrpoeticnexus we love Forrest
40yr old “baby Christian”…..I find so much daily uplifting by listening to a variety of worship music…..when this (Conner price) song comes across my music playlist, it speaks to the darker part my of me that knows I need help and doesn’t always feel secure how to find it…..sometimes this song will come along on my daily routine and remind me to open the book…..and there I can find it. Also reminds me that there are other “deplorables” feeling the same way.
I love Connor prices song. I had that on repeat for literal hours while doing some yard work. It’s soooo good
The “I need help” song is BEAUTIFUL! I almost cried
I know
No, it is not appropriate for an artist or group who professes to practice their art for the Lord to have suggestive lyrics or double entendre in their music. It is letting the world influence you rather than you influencing the world. We must live in this world, but our deeds, thoughts and intentions must be in the light...that is, in the Kingdom of Light. We have no partnership with the kingdom of darkness and therefore can not be unequally yoked with that kingdom. We must seek to be found pleasing to the Lord and not men. Would you sing those lyrics before the Holy God?
@@jwright8838 I agree. I'm personally conflicted with this group and I pray for them to be making the right decisions. They stopped working with someone like Dante Bowe bcuz of either something he did or acted like (I'm unsure if it was ever clarified) that didn't align with their beliefs. I pray that God leads them in the right direction.
Well said
What’s wrong with a double entendre lol
@@CidPerfect For Christians, publicly, many things. Sexual immorality is not to be practiced or glorified. In the context of between a husband and wife in private, human sexuality is holy and beautiful.
Can't be hot and cold at the same time. We also need to have a discerning spirit to guide through.
RUSLAN THE TRANSITION TO MERCH WAS ELITE. Fire collection too 🔥
@@YoungChristFollower Right?! 😆
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Fantastic video Ruslan and fully agree with the distinctions you drew. That song with Connor was fire! Lifted up a prayer for him just now.
Being honest in one's journey towards Christ is neither inherently bad nor good; it's simply an honest confession. Connor's song carries a powerful message, and it's my prayer that Jesus will continue to illuminate the path for more people to come closer to the cross. My prayers are with all those who seek to encounter Christ in their lives.
Jars of Clay and DC talk brought me to Christ in the 90's. I think when we come in with music we get to the text later, but we get there. Now I am in love with The Scripture and see the music Glorifying God and the text comes even more to life.
That Conor price song is a good example of what music Christian artists can do if they must collaborate with a secular artists and not the usual...”blessings blessings pour on me” songs they almost always do with them.
Connor Price is a Christian though, he just makes music that isn’t Christian lyrically.
But I thought he swore in some of his music
But maybe he’s turning to God and becoming a Christian
Hey Ruslan, I just wanted to thank you for your UA-cam. I started watching you in 2020 when I stumbled on a video of you covering the presidential election. I appreciated you wanting to seek truth and a biblical worldview then and am grateful you’ve continued to do so, in even more ways.
Conor price is chillin I think he legit wants help with his walk.
I’m SO glad you brought DMX into this conversation!! I had similar experiences with those prayer tracks, and similarly, I don’t think it justifies it, it is still an interesting retrospective.
Full support for the Price song
I need help was truly a timely song, and i had it on repeat for days. It came at the most perfect time in my life when i was struggling with some issues.
That song with Connor Price is a bop! I love how safe it is for both the believer and unbeliever. It holds space and tension for everyone who is wrestling with faith. Connor was dropping some bars.😎🙏🔥
Thank you for pixelating out those glorilla clips🙏🏽
One of my favorite songs right now! Gets me choked up.. we all need some help ❤️
LETS GO CONNOR!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love his lyrics man. Please everyone pray for him and his family!
Ruslan!
My dawg your plugs are undefeated.
That Connor Price song brought tears to my eyes. Such a great way to reach people who know Jesus but haven’t taken the first step. I pray for everyone who needs help to come to our Father and know he will never leave or forsake you❤
love this analysis! One way of looking at music collaborations are seeing them as a partnership on a brand message. Another angle is looking at music features as offering services to amplify a brand message. Love this conversation
I think the lyrics have a lot to do with it. If a christian artist collabs with a secular artist, it should be the christian pulling the secular up. Unfortunately, we have seen where the secular pulls the christian artist/group down like the Will Smith/Mav City collab. The lyrics were not God honoring.
Like a Christian girl going out with a non Christian guy hoping he will become a Christian…very rare this works out. Most times the girl compromises her faith and ends up out of fellowship etc. sorry but this world and it’s pleasures are temporary. What’s eternal matters most. These artists need to have an incredibly strong faith and solid Christian’s around them to keep them accountable and strong in their faith.
I love this song,its fire. We all need help indeed ♥️🔥🤲🏾
Man so much insight in this video! Love this!
Guys pray for Connor, imagine the testimony once he comes out as a christian!!! His music will show his journey!
I love the Up music with Forest it was super good
My 11 and 12 year old boys just said yesterday, “Dad isn’t it so cool that we’re seeing Connor find Jesus in front of us” just yesterday! They attributed it to Forrest first AND Mav City. All Glory to Him!
Where is the algorithm gonna send you after that Glorilla song? To more Christians music or to music more like hers?
Bro can you do more of these breakdown of songs like this!? Specially on Jackie’s new album!
why dont you have a full album or LP release?
get your BARS UP Big Dawg!
🤣🤣🤣 I have like 10 albums out. Last one 2021. Finishing a new project
@RuslanKD send me links 😂😅
open.spotify.com/artist/2GEXrCflKZ5S5ZHBM4LNcV?si=nv2enkxlRRqj_cE-SPB5NQ
Scroll down and hit the albums tab
@@RuslanKD thank you!
Darker sound...I would just say it has the depth missing Iin so many songs. Awesome 👌
Been listening to MC & CP track on repeat - love it
There was a song I found online called Praise the Savior. It was actually really good by Deus Metallis and another called Bloo* Stained Cross by Warrior Worship.
This was excellent
The issue is they canceled a former member for the same things they’re now doing so if they want to stand on that hill stand on it. That’s my take -Crown One
I personally believe it’s not a good idea
Which member?
This video is sooo much better than the other Christian UA-camr who covered this. They had done zero research besides what they heard. You actually not only knew the subject matter and were charitable.
thank you for showing the pic of the yolk
I was waiting for you to talk about Conner’s song! 🔥 🎉
This is great. Connor has the potential to bring the Christian music scene to a new audience. He has made music with Forest Frank and Tommy Royale.
Glorilla and Maverick City Music collab is wild. How did they think that would be a good idea?
Because Maverick City are likely not true believers
Apple play list first time hearing thanks for sharing!!
We should always seek the Holy Spirit on guidance before making those types of decisions 🙏🏾
God bless you
Always value your opinion Ruslan, thanks for shedding light on Connor price. I didn’t know such a beautiful collab existed. As an artist from Memphis who is trying to encourage my city to get away from all of the secular negativity, I can’t honestly agree with Maverick City and Kirk doing a Collab with Glorilla, because for most people they just feel excused to do whatever they want. It does not bring them closer to Jesus. They just stumble more and more in the dark.
Jesus!
you could argue that one's witness is just as important as one's own salvation.
Great video.
i was gonna say aint no way he gonna hate on their collab with Connor Price, but then you were all for it and i was happy. This is one of my fav songs right now!
Balanced video, explored the nuance in this.
This song was straight fire!! 🔥
What you said at the end is fire 🔥 And I admire those who are among the wolves who preach the Gospel and can remain strongly in Christ
They should just change their name to “Maverick Diddy Music”.
It’s the money 🤷🏿♂️ they bout to have their cards revoked
the connor’s price song was well done
but after Maverick City pulling up to the grammys and being there for Sam smith’s performance, collab in with Quavo, and now Glorilla
i think this shows their true motivations to make music 🤷♂️
Btw thats nick day on the hook towards the end, such an incredible guy and worship leader 💪🏼
I love this recent collaboration with Connor Price. It is such a raw and honest conversation that a lot of people go through early in their faith journey.
God used Syria as a rod against Israel, but explicitly said Syria was still fully culpable. How would we not be fully culpable for our part in God's success, despite our wickedness? All that means is that God is the ultimate strategist, all wise, all knowing, He sees all.
I would rather walk in faith, and glorify God, as I am called.
This is a sincere point of view on the subject matter. I believe God is using MC music to reach many lost souls that might not listen to the most powerful sermon you might think of. Lets pray that God will keep them in His will. I believe MC music is striving to reach souls in the music industry.
You present a great take on this situation. "I Need Help" is indeed amazing, but the Glorilla collab is so incredibly shameful. When Kirk Franklin shared the back cover in his Instagram stories, I was so confused and disappointed to see their names next to clearly a lustful woman. It's a lack of wisdom and clout chasing at its worst. We need to have more discernment when we collab with secular artists, which I'm fine with. But if the artist is so clearly leading people to sin such as adultery like Glorilla, then working with them is an absolute net negative, no matter how many worshipful or positive collaborations they put out. Just my thoughts on this. But you are very down to earth and the DMX point is interesting since he was instrumental in you being drawn to Jesus Christ.
Well said and parsed out
Imo, songs with artists like Connor Price is where their strategy goes right, helping other artists outside of the Christian music industry break into it and learn to embrace a faith in Christ. But unfortunately, most of the time, that's not how their playbook ends up working out.
When this song dropped “I need help” I added it to our Youth Student playlist. It’s 🔥
I think it’s a little hypocritical for them to kick out Dante bowe but then go & do all of these different collabs.
Actually, it isn’t. Don’t take it was kicked out because he posted new photos to his Instagram stories. It wasn’t simply for him being caught, listening to Bad Bunny. If he was just a bad bunny video then yeah it would be hypocritical but since that wasn’t the sole issue in the nude, photos is a much more glittering issue. It’s not the least bit hypocritical.
I’ll just leave this here.
“When the teachers of the law who were Pharisees saw him eating with the sinners and tax collectors, they asked his disciples: “Why does he eat with tax collectors and sinners?” On hearing this, Jesus said to them, “It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.””
Mark 2:16-17 NIV
This is 🔥
Important convo Ruslan! Thanks! Being mature in Christ is difficult because extreme-living is easier. But maturing in Christ is a fall fown and get up endeavour that leads to perseverance and that to character abd that to hope. To be transformed from obe degree of Glory (that's Jesus btw) to another degree closer of havibg my human nature evolving into Jesus Nature.🎉 Amazing journey, difficult journey, brutally honest journey... But ultimately totally glorious.... the true Glory.
Why are Christian believers getting together with the world?? What fellowship has light with darkness?
This is where discipleship comes in
Blessed are those who are discipled under the tutelage of God's word because gospel music stops being songs.
It's weird because Miles Minnick is on a campaign to collab with secular artists, and for some reason I trust his intentions. But I'm not sure if I should.
Good. It’s always healthy to have some skepticism. He also made a song with Mike Todd.
Yeah kind of stopped listening to him.. hopefully he brings it back a notch
@@crypto_chef9612what is wrong with him?
He’s assume, I wouldn’t say it’s wrong to collaborate with secular artists
It’s not about trusting Miles, it’s about trusting the Holy Spirit to guide you. If Miles does a collab, the Spirit might convict you not to listen to that song. It doesn’t mean that Miles is wrong for doing the song, it could be more indicative of your journey and where God has you in this season. Miles is working out his faith with fear and trembling in the public space. Extend grace and trust God.
Thank you for blurring out the bad images
Connor did records with Forest and Caleb. Not surprised, he also has great people around him
my thing is some rappers like glorilla especially made songs with mav and kirk but turn around a continue to live a life of sin. ppl say they love God and pray everyday but still living life thru sin which doesn’t make sense. but i do feel like they doing it for the money
I saw that Glorilla song on a Christian playlist on Spotify. I hid the song and never listened to that playlist again.
I also hid her on Spotify.
I like the Glorilla song.
I first would like to say thank you for doing this video. I was curious about your opinion on NF.
Hey Ruslan!! Another great video and take. I think you should review the song "never get used to this" by JVKE and Forrest Frank...that song is slept on!!!🔥🔥🔥
it's on repeat
Connor, I pray the Lord sends you help and meets you at your point of need. Your cry did not go in vain ❤
A new team formed over the summer where the goal is for inspiration artists to make more impact in the mainstream. That’s why you’re seeing more gospel and secular collaborations. This is just the beginning. More collaborations to come.
It’s Maverick City and Kirk’s team executive members involved.
Thanks for blurring the immodesty, so many Christian channels don’t brother, I end up having to stop watching because of it.
Romans 12:1 "is a verse in the Bible that encourages people to give their bodies to God as a living sacrifice and act of worship."
Singing and worship are not the same.
Yeah and in a context of abstaining from sexual Immorality because our bodies is the temple of GOD and we are supposed to be His ambassadors on earth. 🙂
Yeah, I Need Help is dope. Entirely different situation than Glorilla.
“Remember the days we smoked blunts together” the delivery 😂😂😂😂😂
Love that Conner Price song.
Well the way to convert the circular artist
Is to start small, this is a process. First it’s the collaboration and then the converting
So Ruslan, so i was thinking about this... i am promoter, dance teacher and dance judge in amature competition. But first i am a christian. So being in dance in Hip-Hop well i have often struggled with music content... a 6 year old is dancing to 50 cent candy shop. And since Snoop did a gospel album and kanye swayed for a time well there is a choice for christians. The content is changing and giving choice. NOW COMPETITIONS HAVE LECRAE BLURING LPUD AND IM LIKE YES, IT HAS GLORILLA IN CONTEMPORARY. BATTLES HAVE COMIN HOT
“ I need help “ don’t we all though?
“I Need Help” gives me mad “Never Land 2” vibes
For those who may need help! I have had such a struggle reading my Bible and understanding it. I found *heart dive by kanoe* here on UA-cam and she does an amazing job of reading the Bible and explaining the meaning of each passage. She goes through the entire Bible every year.