EX Ministries Trojan Horse -Interview with G Craige Lewis

Trojan Horse Documentary interview G.Craige Lewis

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Music

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• 'G
• Craige
• Lewis
• Tetaun Moffett
• Will Ford
• Michael Plont
• Exministries
• Truth Behind Hip-hop
• gospel music
• Cogic
• Holy
• Hip-hop

[jsmetm]

If this is the case, then we should throw out all of our "Gospel" music that is played in the black church today. If you do historical research, you will hear the same chords and progressions that were used in the old blues and jazz music. Why hasn't the R&B influence in Gospel music been addressed in the same way that Holy Hip-Hop is. R&B is lustful and sensual music. Jazz music was soul-ish and fleshly also. Rock and Roll has demonic origins. So as believers, what do we do? Jesus Help Us.

[spiritofdumb]

@jsmetm Listen this is the root behind this issue. It is being address and will continue to be address. Thank you for you input.

[nettaB2cool]

I think some of the comments are very judgemental that's why some ppl are turned off by the church bcuz christians are generally to judgemental and try to be to holy when we all äre one wrong move from the gates of hell nobody is perfect and nobody has the right sit here and judge if one genre of christian music is holier than the other. Get off this and go get your own life right...

[spiritofdumb]

@nettaB2cool BUT THE GOSPEL WE PREACH IS PERFECT.

[kplife2001]

Rapping is not the problem, but hip hop is. It is a culture. Two cultures cannot be in one place. One will dominate the other.

[jeanthe28]

Youtube needs to be flooded with videos of this nature

[janedune]

hip hop is not of god. ask yourself these questions: who created hip hop? did that person accept jesus christ as their lord and savior? is that person a person of god (the most high that is)? who are some of the artist first released from the hip hop movement? were their lyrics holy? did they represent god or the word in any way? ask yourself these questions and if you still believe in holy hip hop, please pray! you have a long way to go and need deliverance. blessings!

[DiixMiikixRoxx]

I don't think it's God, I think it's your inner self, your flesh making you do the things you did in the past to do it again. Go read Romans 7, you're simply heeding to the wills of the flesh.

[db086955]

so funny when people say that "christians" try to be to holy!? if we are not striving to be like Christ, who indeed is holy! then how in the world are "christians: trying to be to holy?is that not our goal in our walk with Christ? are we yet perfect? no! but nothings wrong with moving towards perfection as being guided by the word..if something is contrary to the word, then yes, christians have the right to judge, not condem! but speaking truth is what we are suppose to do!

[pupnirn]

@jsmetm What you do is pray that God let you see the difference in music for or against him. If you ask it enough and with true convection you will see what he wants you to see. I am battling the same thing as we speak but be strong cause things you have enjoyed and listened to for years will soon be unacceptable.It is tough but Jesus will point the way.

[jsmetm]

@spiritofdumb - Good Day. I am a bible teacher and have been for a number of years. I agree that Hip-Hop is today's musical poison, in the same way that Pop, Rock and Roll, Jazz and Soul/R&B is also. All of which I used to listen to as a youngster. The issue is the demonic spirit that is in all of it. You hardly see any teachings or videos on the other black genres of music. Musical history is a ladder, hip-hop didn't start the rebellion, it is just another step in the ladder. Thanks.

[dreamerd2004]

@nettaB2cool Jesus is perfect and he call us to be like him and he would not listen to hip hop in any shape or form. We need to break out of our cultural thinking and adopt a kingdom mentality.