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I have to be honest that I was pretty skeptical of what this album would be like, but I was shocked by what Kanye came out with... and honestly more than a little convicted about how shocked I was. The album is humble, real and broken at times, and completely lacking in the swagger one would expect and often hears even on Christian hip hop albums.Thoroughly orthodox Christian hip hop artist Shai Linne commented, Like many, I’ve watched Kanye closely and been praying for him. Based on what I’ve seen, it appears that Kanye is a new believer. Praise God! JesusisKing has the aroma of someone who’s had an encounter with the Lord and wants everyone to know it. I have to agree with the latter part of that statement.

You make me want to really hear, like I could as a young man. I can communicate now, but cannot understand on the phone or audio media. But the testimony and description sounds great. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Here's a (serious) review from Babylon Bee creator Adam Ford:www.disrn.com/2019/10/25/opinion-kanyes-new-album-is-explicitly-unabashedly-amazingly-christian/

Wow! Praise God for Kanye West.

Thanks DD, that is amazing, yeah, I do wish I could hear it. Also I truly like it when I can appreciate someone who in the past has made me sick at my stomach in the news I read.Thanks again (My wife even smiles and corrects me every time I say his name WRONG!) LOL Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Everybody wanted YandhiThen Jesus Christ did the laundry

I remember back in the 80s/90s when groups would conveniently NEVER mention the name of Jesus in a song. It was always He and You. Kanye blows away some of the stuff that I have heard from those times (and some from more recent times). No, this isn't my preferred style of music, but the sincerity bridges such divides. I refuse to consider a song Christian if it tip-toes past Jesus' Name or is not otherwise explicitly about God (e.g., Amazing Grace never mentions the name of Jesus, but it is clearly about Him).