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If the Apostle Paul was from Philly and knew how to rap...

jlip | Memphis, TN | 11/24/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"...he would go by the pseudonym, The Ambassador. The Cross Movement are practically modern day apostles and evangelists. They have taken Jesus and his message to the foreign world known as "Hip Hop Culture". The Ambassador, who lives up to his impeccable reputation as a qualified and learned theologian, really challenges us to mature beyond the simple matters of the faith and to grow into a greater understanding of God, Jesus, and their Holy Word.



As a "young man" (early 30's so I am somewhat a contemporary of the Ambassador) who is a life long member of a southern Pentecostal/ Holiness church I remember hearing the older Christians repeatedly telling us that..."It costs something to live this holy life. You might have to give up your friends." Or they would often say..."This is a suffering way." This is a message taught by Jesus himself but is rarely emphasized in many churches today. It was so refreshing to hear The Ambassador's song, "Cost" which addresses this very issue of personal self sacrifice that is involved in being a true disciple of Christ.



There is so much more that I could say, but in the interest of space and time, let me just say that I greatly appreciate this cd and the ministry of the Ambassador, The Cross Movement, and their proteges...Trip Lee, Da' Truth, Lecrae, 116 Click, etc."

Milk to Meat! OH YEAH!!!!

01/27/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I just Love this CD! The songs just keep pointing you to God. One of my favorites is "Give me that fire" oh my goodness that song is awesome.

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Very Disappointed

Terry L. Williams | Ashburn, VA USA | 08/29/2009

(2 out of 5 stars)

"I really expected more from this album. His last CD, The Thesis, was one of the best Christian CDs there I have ever heard and I was really antiscipating this one. I'm a minister and I often play his music along with LeCrae and DA T.R.U.T.H, When I'm out and about. My sons and their friends enjoy it also. I love the way he uses scripture in a teaching format and not just as a filler. But this CD really was disappointing to me, in fact I put it up on the shelf for months before giving it another try. I found that I do like a few of the cuts. "Gimme Dat!", "The Day I met You", and "Love & Grace" However, in this day of tight money and good artist, a CD that only has three good cuts on it is terrible. I'm not ready to give up on him just yet, but he has to do much better on his next CD or I'm moving on."