I don’t know about you, but I love it when artists explainer videos. Sometimes its great to understand the nuances easily missed and discover the back story to a verse or hook. In this video Messa Montana talks about the first track on the album “Overthinking”. If you haven’t seen that video then you get another chance in this email,

Same night, same theme, different set. Yahweh Collective took to the same stage as with fellow label mate Chans Thomas to provide song responding to social justice for GoBU’s thematic Creative Liturgy event.

Personally I couldn’t believe Keeso was in the front on his feet after being shot at work just 4 weeks ago!  Read that story here.

YC want you to know that this song is an answer to pain and frustration often found at the epicenter of the subject. True hope can be found even at the eye of any storm, the gospel provides sufficient answers that unifies. They believe that you will find true harmony in community if we speak up for peace instead of being silent with indifference.

Let Me Find Thee | Indelible Grace Music [Chans Thomas Cover]

Chans Thomas was asked to respond to themed creative liturgy night in Houston for GoBU recently. The theme was Social Injustice and Chans had chosen to sing a song in response to the subject “Broken vs Bitterness”. Ultimately, social injustice is another manifestation of sin, so the only adequate response for our brokenness is to stand before a holy God in view of what gospel promises.