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Hip Hop prophets
By Jeremy | May 12, 2005
"The biographies of Jesus ... include a story about three astrologers.... They were the first ones to figure out what God was up to, beacuse God wanted them on the inside. God could have communicated with them any way.... But these three saw the stars God had placed for them.... You would think the religious people would be in the front row for the birth of God's son. But it was the astrologers, not the stuffy religious folk, who were the first to give Jesus props and show him love. The religious people were too busy being religious."And ...
"Jesus doesn't have weak beats. When he drops a beat or freestyles, our hearts hit heights we never knew existed. Jesus wants to be seen and he wants to be heard. And he wants to invite us into his inner circle."all about tramadol murmurviagra $99 now consultations freemg 3 xanaxnatura all viagratramadol adverse to reactionsabuse tramadol.5 xanaxambien hydrocodone xanax Map
Topics: books, emerging church, faith, hip hop, life, music, theology | 1 Comment »
May 12th, 2005 at 2:41 pm
This is such an excellent book. I used it successfully with students – both Christian & non-Christian – as a point of reference to talk about who Jesus is, what he is about, and how he relates to the nitty-gritty world we live in — “even” hip-hop music.