Voice (Curtis Allen) recently released a new rap album, The Process of the Pardon. The album features the gospel via hard hip-hop and features some theological insights from Dr. Wayne Grudem on the ordo salutis (track 11) and Dr. J. Ligon Duncan on covenant theology (tracks 4 and 5). Another wonderful rap album with biblically derived, Christ-honoring lyrics. I encourage you to check it out.
Voice graciously granted permission to post track 14, “Here I Stand.” Have a listen …
14. Here I Stand [4:13]
Listen:
Tony Reinke 
Ha ha. Awesome.
I’m a big rap fan, but it can be difficult to find music with decent / redeeming lyrics. I’m pretty excited about the music coming from the artists on the Reach Records label. Thanks for posting the track. I enjoyed it very much. ;)
Great song! Tony…being a rap fan you definitely need to check out Toussaint-The Cross of Christ 101. Great theology and great quality and sound.
I’ve also come across Shai Linne. Just posted about him here. Never thought in a million years that I’d be promoting or encouraging the listening of “rap” or “hip-hop.” Never say never, and God is sovereign!
Blessings!
Tom
Doctrine Matters
I recently ran sound for another stellar Christian Rap artist named Shai Linn at Cornerstone Church of Knoxville last week. His newest album – “The Atonement” – is of fantastic quality with creative artistry throughout and with great cross-centered lyrics.
Hello Tom and Jonathan! Yes, shai linne is another excellent reformed rapper. I wrote a short review of his Atonement album here if interested.
http://www.sovereigngraceministries.org/Blog/post/Lessons-from-a-New-Rap-Album.aspx
Tony
I agree with the previous comments that shai linne is a great rapper. His album the atonement gets better and better every time I listen to it.