Lecrae

Hip-hop artist Lecrae, Bible teacher Beth Moore, and the Rev. Rob Lee, a descendant of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, were slated to march with activist the Rev. Bernice King to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s assassination.

I was puzzlingly enthused, encouraged and perplexed by Dr. John Piper’s response to Lecrae’s recent interview on "Truth’s Table" about the rapper's distancing from White Evangelicalism.

In a recent interview with the podcast "Truth’s Table," Lecrae signaled what he called a "divorce from White Evangelicalism." John Piper responded that he is thankful for Lecrae’s resilient faith as fruit from that rift.

Lecrae does not hold back his blackness on "All Things Work Together," his new album that dropped September 22.

Reconcile has released a timely music video titled "Woke," a single featuring Lecrae from his forthcoming album, "Streets Don't Love You."

Lecrae hosted a Facebook live Q&A with fans last night, announcing his new single, "Hammer Time," featuring 1K Phew and also hinted about an upcoming album release.

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary asked rapper Lecrae for help after getting backlash for a racist photo of faculty members dressed as rappers.

Christian rapper Lecrae Moore sparked a discussion among Evangelicals when he tweeted a photo of blacks picking cotton in a field on July 4, 2016.