This is a little love letter and a little bit of incentive. Sign sealed and delivered from it sender with a "PS"
of encouragement depending on whether you receive it in
the medium for which its intended. Dear whoever has ears
to hear listen and pay attention. We write to make mention of the Gospel and the resurrection. Exist with the
tension of trying to creatively display creation fall and
redemption. Contextualize and set the context for the text
that's divinely inspired. Maybe music isn't the best medium for making much of the Messiah but for Courtland Urbano, Braille and I, there's really is not a lot of options,
only poor penmanship trying to paint pictures of proper
doctrine. Make you logically stop and think doxologically
cause honestly a little bit of music and theology never
really hurt anybody and it's probably better for your soul
if you ingest the various words letters and tones as we
speak psalms and write these songs and sing praises to God
and him alone, who sits on throne who has shown great grace
and much mercy to his own.
And we don't write to get a reaction as highly regarded
rappers. That was never the purpose when we permeate these
pages with permanent statements. Our determination is a
response to our God who loved us first, immersed in the word
of life so we write from the heart and give it all that
we got. The Lord ordained that we would make this before
the earths foundation was laid. So we lay it down for your
benefit, anonymous audience get your audio fix. Medicine
for the sick, I used to be an optimist, now the Gospel is
the central message I'm rocking with. Embedded in every
line that we spit. Music is a platform, a tool we use to
gain influence. But we're more concerned with discipleship
than ciphering. Engage the c**ture with the truth from the
scriptures, when it hits ya the Holy Spirit bears witness.
And the proper exposition can switch up your disposition.
For the downtrodden and bound up, loosing balance, feeling calloused. We empathize with your challenges and pray
this might be a catalyst for spiritual development, so we
can worship God more truthfully. Servants of the Messiah,
yours truly, Beautiful Eulogy.
of encouragement depending on whether you receive it in
the medium for which its intended. Dear whoever has ears
to hear listen and pay attention. We write to make mention of the Gospel and the resurrection. Exist with the
tension of trying to creatively display creation fall and
redemption. Contextualize and set the context for the text
that's divinely inspired. Maybe music isn't the best medium for making much of the Messiah but for Courtland Urbano, Braille and I, there's really is not a lot of options,
only poor penmanship trying to paint pictures of proper
doctrine. Make you logically stop and think doxologically
cause honestly a little bit of music and theology never
really hurt anybody and it's probably better for your soul
if you ingest the various words letters and tones as we
speak psalms and write these songs and sing praises to God
and him alone, who sits on throne who has shown great grace
and much mercy to his own.
And we don't write to get a reaction as highly regarded
rappers. That was never the purpose when we permeate these
pages with permanent statements. Our determination is a
response to our God who loved us first, immersed in the word
of life so we write from the heart and give it all that
we got. The Lord ordained that we would make this before
the earths foundation was laid. So we lay it down for your
benefit, anonymous audience get your audio fix. Medicine
for the sick, I used to be an optimist, now the Gospel is
the central message I'm rocking with. Embedded in every
line that we spit. Music is a platform, a tool we use to
gain influence. But we're more concerned with discipleship
than ciphering. Engage the c**ture with the truth from the
scriptures, when it hits ya the Holy Spirit bears witness.
And the proper exposition can switch up your disposition.
For the downtrodden and bound up, loosing balance, feeling calloused. We empathize with your challenges and pray
this might be a catalyst for spiritual development, so we
can worship God more truthfully. Servants of the Messiah,
yours truly, Beautiful Eulogy.