Lecrae, Andy, you guys just keep surprising me!! Getting the Gospel out there!! Unashamed!!

Good stuff man! Keep up the good work!

I am working with The 2011 Passion Tour feat C-Lite here on the West Coast and I am in charge of the LA location at Club Judah, I was amazed and incredibly happy to see Lecrae and C-Lite on Sundays Best! I new Lecrae was going to be on there from the commercial but was extremely happy to see C-Lite there as well! That is another groundbreaking moment for Gospel Rap, I had a few artists perform at the auditions in LA Floss who does Gospel Rap and Keisha Burns when she made it through the auditions but to the end. Holy Jamz is working hard with the independent Gospel Rap artists to get exposure, Lecrae! Keep breaking ground....we gonna have our own category at the Grammy's soon!My cd West Coast Muzik made the Grammy list last year as well but not the top. C-Lite will see you Sept 23rd at Club Judah! I got heavy promotion and a street team working hard! Kingdom buzness! Amen!
Cindy Vee
Holy Jamz
www.holyjamz.us

I just got the opportunity to see them perform on Sunday's Best! They did amazing! Keep up the great work Lecrae and Andy!

great job my brothers!!!! Loved it!! Hope to see you guys live one day!! much love always your Sister in Christ

, â??For the wages for sin is deathâ??. The punishment for our sins is phsicyal and spiritual death.It seems to me that everyone dies, whether they're good or bad, sinners or not. I understand that according to the Bible, only three people have ever been sinless: Jesus Christ, and Adam and Eve (pre-fruit).Jesus, also according to the Bible, died on a cross. Adam died after a few centuries. I don't think the Bible explicitly says that Eve died, though it implies that she died no later than the flood. In any case, Genesis 3:22 says that Adam was never immortal, no matter what people like Ken Ham may say.In short, it's not that the wages of sin is death , but rather, everyone dies .This is the penalty that Jesus paid his death on the cross paid for my sins.How exactly does this work? If I robbed your house, could I later find someone who commit suicide or was killed, and say that by dying, he paid the penalty for me, so I shouldn't go to prison?At any rate, if Jesus wanted to erase a debt that you owe him, why can't he just do so? I've forgiven a number of debts, some quite substantial, and I've never had to die to do so.[Josh McDowell] decided that he would use the information in the Bible and find an error.You mean, an error like saying that bats are birds (Lev. 11:13-19) or that grasshoppers have four legs (Lev. 11:20-22)?Or do you mean big errors like the earth being flat, or that there was once a worldwide flood?I look at it this way when I die, if Iâ??m wrong and the Bible is a myth, Iâ??ve lost nothing. Iâ??ve lived a happy life, and my faith in God has filled me with peace and joy throughout my life. On the other hand, if youâ??re wrong, and the Bible is true and Jesus really did die to pay for your sin, then youâ??ll have lost everything.Look at it this way when you die, if you're wrong and the Koran is a myth, you've lost nothing. You've lived a happy life, and your faith in Allah has filled you with peace and joy throughout your life. On the other hand, if the Koran is true, and Mohammed (peace be unto him) really brought the word of Allah, then you'll have lost everything.Look at it this way when you die, if the doesn't exist, you've lost nothing. But if he does, and you haven't followed his rules, then you won't get to spend eternity in heaven with the beer volcano and the stripper factory.Sorry, but Pascal's wager is a crap argument.