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Comment by SKIES THE LIMIT Entertainment on February 6, 2009 at 11:55am

Thanks your comments Liz. I especially love the idea of a gospel artist providing answers to the "secular" kat's problem. I feel that since we live in a real world, the bible does have answers to all of our issues and having artists that sing for Christ would I feel be more effective in "the world" if they could write creative songs that address issues and a better way of dealing with them. I also don't have a problem with katz like David Banner, Kanye West, John Legend, Tina Marie, etc singing gospel songs or singing with gospel artists cuz not every artist is purposed for it contrary to popular belief. Plus who am I to say that they cannot? God's plan for all of us is greater than the individual and God's mind, essence, and purpose is greater than my opinion. He used as donkey, a Pharoah, a harlot, the Pharisees, Paul (who was killing Christians), a murderer, etc to get put His purpose in place - so I cannot judge anyone and how they "live" and how they see God. All I can do is bring my faith to the table and let God use me how He choses to and not how I want to be used. Keep flowing freely with your thoughts. They are a master piece. Respect.

Comment by SKIES THE LIMIT Entertainment on January 29, 2009 at 9:41am

Wow YOUR 2 cents worth is worth it!! Very well thought out. I will respond further when I have more than a few moments. Thanks for the response.

Comment by Lizz on January 28, 2009 at 1:59am

Hard to say..If a gospel artist collabs with a secular artist i think the song should still uplift the Lord..but be honest with the lyrics..if you rap or sing about fornication and any other action or representation of a sinful nature, then you shouldn't be fake with what you speak on when pertaining to God..i would love to see a Gospel artist collaborate with a secular one about specific trials..Gospel preaching perseverance and trusting in God's plan, with scripture to back it up, while the secular one writes about how it's hard for that person to step out of their norm, or comfort zone..i guess to sum it up it all depends on the lyrics, what the artists are speakin on, keepin it real or are they just trying to sell records? Christians shouldn't keep their gospel restricted to Christians, in my belief..i believe they should dare to step into tha secular world, but only if their foundation in God and His Word is strong enough to withstand that journey..

i have a tendency to flow freely with my thoughts, i pray i made sense haha, but that's just my 2 cents.