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It’s easy to think of these 4 bold and bodacious warriors of the Word as modern-day disciples, even as a chapter of the church looks at their radical ministry with a degree of suspicion.
Lisa McClendon, Izzy, Mali Music and Knagui have all eaten from the bread of life and drank from the well that never runs dry, from their childhood to adulthood. All have served or now currently serve as ministers in their respective houses of worship and are in no ways ashamed of the Gospel. And all have presented a brand of ministry that’s so left of center most saints don’t know whether to call their signature sound sacred or sinful.
But perhaps what solidifies their status as 21st century apostles is their uncanny ability to communicate to a new generation of both saints and sinners in a way that is unquestionably clear in message, surprisingly soulful in tone and deeply drenched with the Spirit of God. Their respective gifts to deliver the ‘Good News’ in poetic prose and stylish soul with a measure of the Holy Spirit is further evidence of their respective divine callings to minister to a broader audience that has sadly tuned out Christianity and Christ.
