Shai Linne: Our God is in the Heavens

Man! This song is powerful! I find myself listening to it before work and during my lunchbreak. Our God is just so awesome!

Shai Linne: Lord of Patience

Wow! This is one of the best songs I've heard in a while!
It's amazing to know that even though I fail constantly, God is still patient with me. I really needed this.

Shai Linne: The Glory of God, Ft. L.E. and Little Lexa

A very cool song I was introduced to lately. It's a little repetitive, but the lyrics are great and so is the music.

There is another version of this song that you've probably never heard before (dons hipster glasses), but it's certainly worth a listen! ;D           (link in case the embed doesn't work)



Professional rappers L.E. and Little Lexa give us their remix.

Shai Linne: Regeneration

Whoa-ho!

I absolutely love this song. Shai Linne delivers a beautiful message about the doctrine of regeneration by the Holy Spirit; set to music as always. The music video is really cool and very fitting: it shows reversed photography of things being destroyed, so that it looks like they're being "un-destroyed" or re-made, the same way the Holy Spirit re-makes us through regeneration.

Jesus is Alive!

One of my favorite songs by Shai Linne; very catchy, and very true!
This is my favorite part:

"Criminal minded, you've been blinded
Lookin' for the body of Jesus? You won't find it
We never lack spirit, lettin' you cats hear it
Because His tomb is empty like most secular rap lyrics"

My other favorite line:

"No resurrection, Christianity would've never spread
The disciples weren't stupid guys 
Who would ruin their lives
And then choose to die
For what they knew was a lie"

There is another version of the same song, featuring Lecrae! I personally like the original better, but this one is still cool:

Alone

If there is any song that would make you think twice before condemning Christian rap, it's this one. I'm convinced that it will shake if not shatter all of your negative misconceptions about the genre.

This song is very... emotional. The picture of Jesus painted at the end is very beautiful and moving. I also like how the music goes on softly after the lyrics have ended, giving you time to reflect and meditate on what you've just heard.

Mission Accomplished

Shai Linne delivers a hard-hitting message on Limited Atonement and the efficacy of Christ's death. The typography is great without being showy or distracting, the lyrics are superb, and the beat is pleasant (especially for Hip-Hop).

Shai brings up a few points that I myself have never thought of. "If the election of the Father is not universal, and the regeneration of the Holy Spirit is not universal, then why would the atonement of the Son be universal?" Very good points.

Atonement Q&A with Shai Linne

Shai Linne and Stephen the Levite explore the definitions of some of the words surrounding the doctrine of atonement... set to music!

By the way, I highly recommend checking out Shai Linne's blog, Lyrical Theology.