Testimony: A Musician’s Story is an interview podcast series, where premiere artists in Christian Hip-Hop share their Christian testimony. The interviewer and actress, Gaelika Brown, talks to Christian rappers about their music, and the role God plays in their life.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 8 hours 16 minutes
A House Divided by Divorce Brought Gospel Rapper, Jekasole, to God’s House
Purto Rican rapper-singer-songwriter Jekasole shares her Christian testimony.
Christian Pop Artist, Mogli the Iceburg, Lost His Mother as Kid and Found God as a Man
Meth, weed, Jesus, and mortality.
From Foster Care to Adoption Female Rapper, A.I. The Anomaly, Felt Like God's Only Mistake
She was 20 yrs old and single when she had her son. She knew she needed God in order to love her son, and through loving her son, she learned how to love herself. In this episode of Testimony: A Musician’s Story, rapper and multi-hyphenated artist, A.I. The Anomaly, shares her Christian testimony. She discusses growing up in the foster care system, her passion for philanthropic work in underserved communities, and being the first woman signed to Bizzle’s God Over Money Records...
Assyrian CHH Rapper, Marc Stevens, Almost Gave Up Music Until God Put a Revival in His Heart
His parents are from a country that is no longer, and he grew up in one of the most culturally diverse areas of the country. In this episode of Testimony: A Musician’s Story, the Middle Eastern Bay Area rapper Marc Stevens, shares his Christian Testimony. Marc talks about his people being persecuted for their Christian faith, and how his experience as a Rapzilla Freshman has been a revival of his heart...
Jered Sanders is Making Christian Hip Hop for the Grown & Sexy
In this episode of Testimony: A Musician’s Story I interview God Over Money rapper, Jered Sanders.
Get to Know Erinn Knight, the Woman Behind the Scene of the Christian Hip Hop Music Business Industry
Key Points In Interview: 3:00 - Erinn talks about why she loves Atlanta. “I come from the dopest city in the world… ATL is the first place I ever felt fully accepted and loved. Bless my parents but I never felt that in my home life.” 8:00 - Her parents are pastors and she talks about growing up as
Kham Uses His Christian Music Industry Platform to Push for the Betterment of Black People
Key Points In Interview: 5:53 - Kham shares how he accepted Christ into his life at 9 years old. 7:30 - While he was 16 years old, he watched his peers settle with drugs, weed, and sex. This made him wonder if there was more to life. Mom put the fear of God in him. 9:30 - Kham wants people to know that giving your life to Christ isn’t all rainbows and you and God skipping through daisies. There are ebbs and flows...