Testimony: A Musician's Story

You may have heard JGivens featured on some of your favorite songs the past couple of years. But did you know about his struggles with heroine abuse, or how he has a difficult time accepting being a dumb rapper? Listen to his Testimony: A Musician’s Story to find out how God helped him to re-imagine his future.

It is much easier to be a follower, especially as a teenager. But these two young men are leaders who boldly choose to follow Christ. They have completely different backgrounds, but are on the same mission. Listen to the latest edition of Up and Comers featuring Kaleb Mitchell and Rockstar JT

The doctors said she would be born with abnormalities. They suggested she be aborted. This baby was born healthy, served in the military, and has a master’s degree. Shy Speaks strives to reach her generation and the younger generation through her music and spoken word. Listen to Shy Speaks’ Testimony: A Musician’s Story.

Taelor Gray is not only Christon Gray's brother, but he's a skilled lyricist who just dropped his latest album The Mocker and the Monarch. This album has quickly become an underground/indie favorite. Hear what Taelor has to say about being referenced as Christon's brother, his lyrical content, and how be came to know Christ in this episode of Testimony: A Musician's Story.

Desiring to have sex, and smoke weed are a couple of the temptations that John Givez struggles with. John addresses these topics and more in his highly anticipated album Soul Rebel, which debuted number 6 on iTunes Hip Hop charts. Most are calling it an instant classic, while some are uncomfortable with the lyrics and themes and consider John to be too “worldly”. Get to know the self-proclaimed soul rebel during this episode of Testimony: A Musician’s Story.

How many singer-songwriters can say that they worked with Timberland and P.Diddy? While in her 20's, Giel was on the verge of breaking out into a mainstream musical career. But her life changed and so has the lives of some of her listeners once she started making music for God. You can hear her Testimony: A Musician’s Story now.

It’s easy to become a product of your environment, Tony Tillman did. He became a Crip at 12, and later discovered Jesus. With his latest project Camden he gives hope to the un-churched by declaring that Jesus is for everybody, even those who come from places like Camden.

You have heard Testimony: A Musician’s Story tell the testimonies of musicians. Now we have 50 episodes under our belt, and to celebrate this milestone we are going to tell our story. Reminisce with us as we reflect back on some of our earlier episodes that include: Gemstones, SPZRKT, Derek Minor, Alex Faith, and Christon Gray.

With everything that is going on in the world Flame discusses, with Testimony: A Musician’s Story, the importance of Christians articulating what they believe and why they believe it; so that people can get a Christian perspective on reality. He also expresses how he hopes his latest album Forward can be used as a tool for the modern-day Christian.

What do Andy Mineo, KB, Flame, and several other CHH artist have in common? They all have had hit songs produced by Brandon “Black Knight” Peavy. In this episode of Testimony: A Musician’s Story Black Knight talks about how one song jumpstarted his producing career as a teenager, drumming for the Anomaly tour, and his upcoming album Brandon P.

With over 2 million hits on YouTube for her “I Will Wait For You” poem, Janette…ikz could be considered an authority on being a single Christian. She waited, and at 35 years old married the God-fearing man she didn’t think existed. Hear her story, and her advice to single Christian’s everywhere.

We all have a darkness inside of us because we are all broken people. Tragic Hero wants to know why we, as believers, can’t be honest about that darkness? Listen to this episode of Testimony: A Musician’s Story as Tragic Hero confesses his failures as a husband, and as child of God; have a better understanding of why he named his latest project My Own Worse Enemy.

You may know this California Bay Area rapper for his hit song “One Way.” Now is your chance to get to know Transparent and his music in this episode of Testimony: A Musician’s Story. Transparent discusses transitioning from a ladies man, to a God fearing man, and his hearts burden to father generations of young men on authentic manhood.

Northern California R&B crooners Drew Allen and JG discuss giving their life to Christ as teens, then going to college as athletes and wild n’ out, and rededicating their life to Christ. Due to the sexual content surrounding child molestation this Up and Comers special edition of Testimony: A Musician’s Story is labeled explicit.

Up and Comers, Macon Hatton and Sirron Reid both reside in Dallas, they both go by their middle names, and they are both singer-songwriters who play guitar. Yet, they make different styles of music. But one thing their music has in common is that it comes from the soul. Hear their testimonies and check out their music in the third episode of Testimonies, Up and Comers.