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12/26/2025

Praying over Montell Jordan at Flavor Fest was one of the most memorable moments we’ve experienced. In front of a crowd, pastors and leaders laid hands on him and lifted him up in prayer—believing God for healing in the middle of worship, music, and testimony. It was powerful. It was holy. It was unforgettable.

After a long day, Montell still took the time to sit down for an interview with us. No rushing. No posturing. Just honesty, faith, and reflection. To hear his heart, especially in that season, was an absolute honor.

Now, seeing him declared cancer-free is a reminder that prayer is never wasted—and faith doesn’t end when the lights go down.

We’ll be playing Montell’s interview soon on Clear Hits Radio. When you hear it, know you’re listening to more than a conversation—you’re hearing a living testimony

12/25/2025

The marvel of Christmas is not that a child was born, but that God should choose to be born as a child.
He did not arrive with the sort of power that silences opposition, but with the kind that invites love. No throne, no applause—only a manger, which is to say, a place where hunger is expected. It is an odd choice for a King, unless the King has come precisely for the hungry.
In that small and fragile beginning, God was not pretending to be weak. He was revealing the strength of humility. The Creator stepped into His creation, not to escape suffering, but to enter it—and from the inside out, redeem it.
Christmas tells us this: the world is far more broken than we like to admit, yet far more hopeful than we dare to believe. God has not remained at a safe distance. He has drawn near, close enough to be held, close enough to be rejected, close enough to save.
So when we look at the manger, we are not merely looking back—we are being invited forward.
Merry Christmas.
The light has entered the dark, and the dark has not overcome it.

12/20/2025

Hobby Lobby is distributing 500,000 free copies of The Case for Christmas by Lee Strobel — a former atheist who set out to disprove Christianity and instead found his faith in Jesus.

What’s striking isn’t just the number of books, but the response. Store clerks say most shoppers accept the giveaway. In a season filled with noise, people are still open to truth — especially when it’s offered freely.

God often works through simple moments: a book handed over a counter, a question sparked in a heart, a quiet invitation to consider Christ.

Faith doesn’t always arrive through big moments. Sometimes it shows up wrapped in curiosity.

If you’re looking for something real this Christmas, tune in to Clear Hits Radio — where faith, music, and truth meet every day.

12/19/2025

We’re excited to share that KB and nobigdyl. are coming to Lifest 2026

Two voices who have helped shape Christian Hip Hop, bringing truth, excellence, and bold faith to the stage. This is more than a concert—it’s a moment our community has been waiting for.

Clear Hits Radio will be locked in all year, turning this up and getting ready for what God is about to do.

Lifest 2026 is going to be special. Stay tuned.

12/18/2025

“Flowers” by Canon is about turning pain into power.

This record is an anthem of resilience, gratitude, and spiritual reflection. Canon opens up about walking through hard seasons, protecting his peace, and honoring the people who stood with him when things weren’t easy. It’s about planting seeds, giving flowers now, and recognizing the love and support that helped him rise.

Faith, grit, and redemptive hope run through every line, making this one of those songs that hits both the heart and the head. It’s honest. It’s reflective. And it’s the kind of purpose-driven hip-hop that reminds you growth doesn’t happen alone.

Tune in to Clear Hits Radio to hear “Flowers” in rotation — music with meaning, rooted in faith, and built to encourage you right where you are.

12/17/2025

The 34 Hours Tape drops this Friday, the 19th, and if you know Zauntee, you already know what time it is — honest bars, real faith, and music that hits both the heart and the speakers.

We’ll be spinning tracks on Clear Hits Radio as soon as it drops.
Lock in and hear what’s next.

12/17/2025

“Slop” was named Merriam-Webster’s 2025 Word of the Year — a word capturing the flood of low-quality, empty content filling our screens. Loud, fast, and forgettable.

But the rise of the word says something hopeful: people are craving what’s real again.

Scripture reminds us, “Why spend your labor on what does not satisfy?” (Isaiah 55:2). Noise can never replace nourishment. And faith has always been about depth, not volume.

Jesus never rushed or copied. He spoke with intention, truth, and love. In a world full of slop, followers of Christ are called to choose what feeds the soul.

That’s why Clear Hits Radio exists — to offer music and messages with substance, hope, and truth in the middle of the noise.

If you’re tired of the slop, tune in to Clear Hits Radio and let something real fill the space instead.

12/16/2025

More Than Music — A Devotional

There’s a quiet lie most of us live with: If I’m not producing, I’m failing.

So we rush. We compare. We chase. We scroll past everyone else’s highlight reel and assume God must be doing something bigger in their life than in ours.

But Scripture—and this song—tell a slower, truer story.

God doesn’t measure faithfulness by speed. He measures it by root depth.

In Fruits of My Labor, Caleb Gordon reminds us that the Kingdom of God doesn’t run on hustle culture. It runs on trust. Seeds don’t sprint. They sit. Hidden. Buried. Unimpressive. And somehow, that’s exactly where growth begins.

Jesus said, “Seek first the Kingdom of God, and all these things will be added to you.” Added—not chased. That matters. Because the moment we chase provision instead of the Provider, we flip the order and start demanding fruit from soil that hasn’t had time to grow.

The problem isn’t money. The problem is what money promises. It tells us it can secure us, define us, and deliver us. But anything that needs constant protection was never meant to be your foundation.

Faith, on the other hand, asks you to keep planting even when you don’t see progress. Hebrews calls faith “the substance of things hoped for.” That means faith shows up to work before the paycheck does. Obedience comes before applause. Trust walks ahead of evidence.

And yes—moving too fast always feels efficient until you look back and realize you skipped formation. God is far more interested in who you’re becoming than how quickly you’re succeeding.

So if you feel behind, unseen, or stuck in the slow middle, hear this clearly: God is not wasting your time. He is growing something in you that can actually hold the weight of the fruit that’s coming.

Stay focused on the King. Walk in your purpose. Let God set the pace.

Because fruit always comes in season—and never on demand.

Prayer:
God, slow my heart when I’m tempted to rush Your work. Free me from chasing what won’t last, and teach me to trust You in the unseen places. Grow in me what only You can produce. Amen.

12/16/2025

Mister Cutright really made a Christian Hip Hop version of Def Jam Vendetta… because why not? 😂

This is the kind of creativity you only get when someone says, “Let’s just have fun with it.” Classic game vibes, CHH culture, and pure imagination all rolled into one.

Now be honest — who are you picking as your fighter?

12/15/2025

Green Bay Packers pass rusher Micah Parsons is officially out for the season after tearing his ACL — but instead of frustration or despair, he chose faith.

In the middle of a devastating injury, Micah used his platform to glorify God, calling this season a test God allowed to strengthen his testimony. No denial. No shortcuts. Just trust in God’s timing, God’s plan, and God’s purpose.

That kind of faith speaks louder than stats or highlights. It reminds us that identity isn’t found in performance, and purpose doesn’t disappear when the season ends early.

We’re praying for healing, strength, and peace for Micah as he walks through this chapter — confident that setbacks don’t cancel calling.

We are rooting for you, Micah.

12/14/2025

Today, Milwaukee wakes up to –6 degrees & it feels even worse than that. The kind of cold that seeps into your bones and reminds you how fragile we really are. If you or someone you know is in need, there are warming shelters open across the city—a few are listed above. Please don’t try to brave this cold alone.

On a day like this, it’s hard not to think about the night Jesus was born.

Scripture tells us there was no room for Him. No warm home. No comfortable bed. Just a stable, wrapped in cloth, surrounded by animals and the breath of a cold night. The Savior of the world entered humanity not in comfort, but in vulnerability.

Jesus knows the cold. He knows what it means to have nowhere to go. He knows what it feels like to depend on the kindness of others.

And that’s why His birth still matters—especially on days like today.

When we point people to warmth, we are reflecting the heart of Christ. When we open doors, share resources, and look out for our neighbors, we are living out the message of Emmanuel—God with us.

So today, let’s do both. Let’s remember the humble birth of Jesus. And let’s make sure no one in our city faces this cold alone.

If you’re able, share the shelter information. If you’re in need, please go somewhere warm. And may the peace of Christ cover Milwaukee today.

12/10/2025

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