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Your eyes on the times, you walk ready to speak up, but with so many problems, you're

exhausted trying to keep up.

This is the church politics podcast where you can get political commentary from a biblical

worldview.

We're not trying to be conservative or progressive. We're trying to be Christian

in the public square. And I'm black as heaven. I'm made in God's image. Nobody can change my

settings. Amen. Got off my knees and put it into my search. It's easy to sell your soul and you

don't know what it's worth.

Which is no good in Ann Camp, you're listening to the Ann Campaign's Church Politics Podcast with Justin Gibney, aka Bishop Cooper's grandson.

Welcome back.

So on Sunday, I don't know if y'all got a chance to watch it.

I did not myself.

I stopped watching the Grammys a little while back, and I'll explain why in a second. But I understand the Grammys happened on Sunday and there were a few big winners. One of those big winners sounds like was Beyonce who won in some country music categories. I know that's controversial to some. And also Kendrick Lamar. It sounds like Kendrick Lamar cleaned up at the

Grammys. And I couldn't help but to comment or repeat a comment that I saw on Twitter. And I can't

remember what the brother's name was. I mean, shout out to Kendra. You know, it is what it is.

But he did mention that Kendrick Lamar got zero Grammys for Good Kid Mad City, which was his best work and a classic. Zero

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