The distinction between a Christian rapper and a rapper who is Christian has fueled years of debate. John Piper considers whether every song must explicitly present the Gospel. Read More
Christian hip-hop may be growing, but its pond remains small. Timothy J. Trudeau examines ambition, ministry, accountability and the danger of mistaking visibility for significance. Read More
Timothy Trudeau joins Rapzilla’s Steve Patton to discuss why the supposed divide between sacred and secular hip-hop creates more confusion than clarity. Read More
Gospel Gangstaz confronted racial profiling and police brutality on “One Time,” a standout from their influential 1994 album Gang Affiliated. Read More
Mark of the East captured Christian hip-hop’s growing East Coast scene in 1999, including “Six Million Ways to Die” with Corey Red, Precise and more. Read More
