The Ambassador on his classic album 'Christology'

[@mckeewardiv6307]

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[@RebornThaRebizzle]

My very first exposure to Holy Hip Hop in the Summer of 2000 and I became so heavily into Holy Hip Hop. I used to blast Christology In Layman's Terms around my neighborhood in the Bronx with my Boombox and heads was feeling it. I used to also blast that album on Iron Horse and the Buses in New York City as a Christian Radio Raheem.

[@His_Masterpiece]

I’ve played it since it dropped. Still listen to it in 2023. My children grew up on it. Truth.

[@borntobewild4708]

I first heard Christology in 2008. My brother had the CD, it was scratch up so it wouldn't play in the car so I put it on my laptop and ripped it to the hard drive. It played perfectly. No lie, before God, I still listen to it once a week. The truths on that album never get old. Praise the Lord.

[@tumelomogale3939]

"I used to be a thug..."

[@toddtj1]

I feel you..... I was on you tube listening to "I love you Jesus" about a month ago. Good sounding music never gets old.

[@BOSSRECOVER]

I got saved off that joint 16yrs ago, and still serving the LORD by Gods grace. THANK YOU! for being obedient.I pray the Ambassador lyrically smash the enemy in this generation. We need his voice in this time as well as other seasoned brothers.

[@Stevie1da313]

my first Christian rap album that led me to Jesus..I'll never forget

[@guard213]

same here.

[@submitandresist3399]

listened to ClLT like a million and one.times shout.out to Ambassador.may God continue to bless your ministry shalom

[@lluven1bld]

Love his work. Smart guy. Enormously talented.

[@duckbanks2195]

Was bumpin Christhology outloud on my job today. Had me goin at work today. Album is so lit..🔥🔥🔥

[@Lightman741]

Christology just hits the spot, I cant say how many times ive had that album on replay even in 2016

[@sterlingturner4876]

Classic album that never gets old. Its literally one of the greatest albums in secular and gospel history.

[@nathanyoel]

I remember meeting ambassador And some of the cross movement members at a place called the mix in lancaster PA I was 14 years old Then I come to find out he lived on my block on Ann st I remember going to his house knocking on his door and buying Christology off of him One of the best Christian rap album ever. I wanted to run home here the album so bad I forgot to ask him if he could autographed a CD lol What is the album that I here till this day.

[@MichaelEMJAYJohnson]

"If you love him then you gotta represent him well" Ambassador been killing it.

[@NathanSander777]

This totally makes sense!!!

[@7th_From_Adam]

Man Christology is the illmatic of chh, matter of fact, it was better. That album in my opinion is the best Chh album of all time right beside Heaven's Mentality.

[@borntobewild4708]

I agree.

[@wav.yliving]

Facts

[@APEXMASTER777]

Definitely the greatest chh album ever🙏🏼 this album is very blessed and was massively used to disciple me. Heaven's mentality is number 2 on my list as well. Thanks for sharing.

[@anonymousperson4995]

...to die is gain by Stephen the Levite Real talk & After the music stops by Lecrae

[@Mrrayross77]

The whole entire album is a banger. I've never heard another CD as powerful of this one!

[@jayontario7285]

Complete classic...

[@alfonsoramirez3207]

One of the best Albums ever!

[@hdnroots]

Lessons from a legend

[@wav.yliving]

Legend

[@GameFreak4Ever]

Still from beginning to end. I can vibe with "Christology". "Sela" use to be played in rotation.

[@tiptoetone5739]

Christology is the best east coast album ever if you ask me. That international Cypha on there was the best cypha ever if you ask me. I wish that ambassador and Cruz codero had done a joint album together cause they were my faves!

[@MarcDaDon]

The best album from top to end

[@BooboozTV]

Top 5 CHH albums of all time 1.Christology - The Ambassador 2. Holy Culture - The Cross Movement 3. P's and Q's - LMNO 4. Shades of Grey - Braille 5. Won't Die in Silence - Urban Ops

[@SamsClub427]

Gotta put Tunnel Rats - Tunnel Vision up here somewhere

[@bone26l]

"No switching fee. He gives you more than just some minutes free. Cuz when it's Jesus your minutes merge into INFINITY!!!

[@tiptoetone5739]

One Two!

[@ServantofJesus247]

Christian rap at first sounded weird to me cuz I could not understand what they were talking about. Christology was like trying to read Romans. It was too deep and I felt like he was using big words or it sounded like another language BUT once I got saved I understood everything. Now worldly music sounds like gibberish to me. I have no idea what they be saying. And I still listen to Christology.

[@Reformed1]

That album was the most edifying christian rap album of all time. Period! No other album comes close.

[@Broughtolife]

"To all my listeners, you're on my gots-to-get-witcha-list" is one of the dopest opening lines I ever heard. Christology is the standard for CHH, period.

[@The_Scouts_Code]

Christology is the Illmatic of Christian rap.

[@deckmastercelticguardian8582]

That album is hiiiiiiighly top!!!!

[@JustFollowingJesus]

Learning Christology in Bible school - that began to rock me. Jesus is the key to the whole Bible. Jesus is the peak of God's revelation. Jesus is the glorious Son God sent because He loves people. They were going to encounter a version of Christ that was different than the one they had. That started Christology, that was the context. The moments were all memorable because I didn't know I was creating an album, I was just doing music. I would sit in a room for four straight days and other than run out to get something to eat, no shower, four days, that's how it happened.

[@tumelomogale3939]

I think you can measure the impact of an album by its transcendence of distance and/or time. In my case, Christology did both. I mean, I'm in South Africa and I first heard Christology (a 1999 album BTW) in like 2009 and I LOVED it. I hear his story of how he was discouraged at first and just think to myself you never know what God has planned for you.

[@barnesmata2688]

Agreed Tumelo

[@urboiijeffy253]

Christology reminds me of illmatic

[@ebroh71430]

Christology was it for me..man did so much for me as a hip hop fan and new chriatian.. so big for me..god used it in a mighty way.

[@greatestever5775]

Underrated.

[@dannylugo5016]

Remember this lyric, " I used to date a girl name world"? This was in Christology.

[@rodrigobarba930]

Who are the 5 percenters he's referring to?

[@AnthaTV]

A sect of Pan-Afrians who believe that Black Man is GOD and that only 5% are "AWAKEN" to that 'fact' (this is a very elementary cut and dry explanation...didn't want to go tooo deep)

[@rodrigobarba930]

Thanks brother I appreciate it. I've heard that term thrown around alot and never knew what it meant. God bless.

[@AnthaTV]

You're very welcome Rodrigo. I pray you are super encouraged in your walk of Faith, Salvation, and Grace. #Peace

[@RALPHRENDON81]

awesome. I think any rapper that even wants to associate Jesus with any of there bars should definately watch this video. #standard

[@PastorTrue93]

I started listening to CHH towards the tail end of CM..so my first Amba album was Chop Chop. Then I went back and listened to Thesis & Christology. I'm a youngin I guess because I liked Thesis and Chop Chop a Lil better than Christology. Even with the Nas parallel, my first Nas joint was God's Son, and I like it just a bit better than Illmatic.

[@maarifaukweli6249]

looks like a regular sized Bow Wow

[@KinGoDios]

Rap it self is going pure prior it was immature I see it being also predictive to futures like prophets to poets with out the slaughtering of course. Hip hop however is growing their might be different genres even it’s changing and they are not imitating so it must be them bring it innovating pushing it through heaven and back down cause these guys brought the reasoning why is God’s

[@TomBombadil89]

I'd like to see Ambassador collab with Skillet for a song or two.

[@rodrigobarba930]

much love and respect for Christology but the chh album that has the biggest impact on me is The Solus Christus project. Then again no Christology = no solus christus

[@KinGoDios]

I don’t like the term gospel rap even though it is. I don’t like them saying even Christian rap cause that’s not what it. This is a hip hope an alteration to what positivity prophets in modern poetry call holy hip hop. H3 hummer to the field troops

[@KinGoDios]

Hip hop it’s self is going proper pure prior it’s been disastrous immature.

[@RadBunny2269]

This album was digging deep.

[@kushvibes6169]

Legend