President Trump has really gotten some folks angry! Madonna has said she is “pissed off” and that she has often thought about “blowing up the White House”. Snoop recently criticized other music artists for just releasing “party music” and not dealing with real issues like “this (expletive) clown president.” Snoop used his new music video to make his point. In the video, he shoots a clown dressed like President Trump. Does Snoop have a legitimate reason for being angry? If so, is that how he should express his anger? Let’s look at what the Scriptures tell us about Righteous Anger, Reckless Anger, and Redeemed Anger. You don't want to miss it!

The movie The Shack is sweeping the American Church. It's soundtrack is a "who's who" of the Christian music world, boasting names such as LeCrae, Hillsong and Tim McGraw. Hillsong said it's an "honor" to be on the soundtrack along with such talent for such a "great movie". LeCrae also had nothing but praise for the movie. But is this movie as praise worthy as Hillsong and LeCrae think it is? What does the Bible have to say about what's portrayed in The Shack? Listen in as Troy covers the history and heresy of The Shack as contrasted with the holiness of God.

On Saturday, Yohe expressed her support for U.S. President Donald J. Trump by posting a photo on Instagram showing a man dressed as Jesus carrying suitcases. The post, which has since been taken down, also bears the words, "On my way back to the White House," and was the gospel singer's response to the Women's March, The Christian Post details.

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"March all you want, protest all you want, President DONALD J. TRUMP is our President for at least 4 years, no weapon formed against him will prosper!" said Yohe in her Instagram post.

"You know you are doing something right when there is so much opposition!!! #excitingtimes," Yohe added.

The post apparently was not received well by her followers because many expressed their disapproval of the captions she put in it. One netizen slammed her for supporting someone "who lies, curses, and incites violence."

Another netizen said Yohe just lost one supporter because of her pro-Trump post. Someone also vowed not to attend, buy, or patronize anything that the singer makes.

Activist Shaun King posted an open letter on Facebook and called Yohe "disgusting." King, who said he was a pastor for 15 years, said he was baffled with the singer's implication that Jesus Christ was not in the White House during the term of former President Barack Obama, Raw Story relays.

In response to the massive backlash against her, Yohe deactivated most of her social media accounts. The gospel singer said there were many churches that have canceled their scheduled events with her. Others have called her a racist and even threatened her.

Yohe also posted a statement on Facebook, apologizing to the people who may have been offended by the Instagram photo. The singer said she is excited at the prospect that the new administration will protect Christianity instead of attack it but maintained that she does not condone any of Trump's wrongdoings. In this episode we will look at the rash anger expressed the remorseful artist and the repented assembly

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In his Facebook live video on Thursday that has been viewed over 100,000 times, Carman celebrated his birthday by pulling out his guitar, chatting with fans and singing some songs. The 45-minute video ended with a song dedication he wrote for the 45th president of the United States.Since Trump hadn't been sworn into office at the time the Facebook Live video was broadcast, the singer decided to compile a few headlines and popular Trump quotes and use them as his song lyric inspiration.

Yohe took to Instagram on Saturday to express her support for the newly-sworn in president, Donald J. Trump. Her post, which is no longer accessible, was in response to the 2.9 million demonstrators marching around the world in the Women's March.

In her social media post, the singer featured an actor dressed as Jesus carrying suitcases with the words, "On my way back to the White House." On the post Yohe wrote, "March all you want, protest all you want, President DONALD J. TRUMP is our President for at least 4 years, no weapon formed against him will prosper!"

"You know you are doing something right when there is so much opposition!!! #excitingtimes," she adde

According to The Sun newspaper, sources are claiming that the 22-year-old singer has been sharing his Christian faith with the opening acts who've been performing on his Purpose tour.

"Backstage on his Purpose tour, Justin has been sitting down with his opening acts and encouraging them to put Christ before everything. His aim is to convert the people he loves and warn other stars against the evils of the industry," the source reportedly told the London tabloid.

Popular R&B singer Fantasia Barrino has sparked a contentious debate online after she reportedly turned one of her recent concerts in Florida into a soul-stirring worship service while wearing a skimpy costume some have frowned upon as a mere "bathing suit."

Several videos posted on Facebook show the singer delivering a soul-stirring rendition of Jonathan David and Melissa Helser's worship song "Abba" which some online reports say resulted in more than 10 people committing their lives to Christ.

Why do both of these individuals think they can use their concerts to win souls for Christ when their lives have not been changed by Christ Its an easy mystery to solve when you understand the parable of the sower. In this episode we will look at the third Parable which is the hypocrite and the lover of the world we will look at the ones who fret and worry, who pursue Fortune, frivolity, and fairy tales.

The entertainer known as Brandy, 36, says she has a new outlook on life now that she has landed the role of Roxie Hart in the Broadway play, "Chicago." She spoke to NewYork.com about moving past the state of depression she was in with help from God.

"People would never guess the dark space that I was in about a year ago and how long I was sad and depressed. Long story short: I cried out for help and the decision followed to be the best version of myself," she recalled. "I then did the work spiritually, mentally and physically and saw my old life disappear. 'Chicago' presented itself to me and I then stepped into my dream."

In this episode will take a look at some of the things that can happen in an individual’s li9fe to lead them to God We will look at your passion for God your privileges the people you associate with and your parents

If you've heard about the 'U Name It' challenge, you've probably already put in a special request to grandma asking if she can cook up some "Beans, greens, tomatoes, potatoes...you name it!!!"

Gospel Hall of Famer Shirley Caesar has been getting folks in the Thanksgiving spirit ever since her gospel performance of "Hold My Mule" hit the internet and instantly became a lovable, viral meme.

She loves the idea behind it, but says she isn't down with the twerking.

In this episode I will give you for reasons to be thankful you don't want to miss it. We will look at our predicament our pardon Christ participation and his power if you're having problems being thankful that will change after hearing this show.

It seems pornography is affecting every sector of the church, so much so that Christian musicians have begun to speak out (and write songs) about their own struggles.

Music has a way of speaking the way words cannot, so I have compiled a list of 10 songs that give a voice to this temptation. I hope the music blesses you.

“Undo” by Rush of Fools

“Fanmail” by KJ-52

“Slow Fade” by Casting Crowns

“Let it Go” by Kirk Franklin

“Dirty Little Secret” by Pillar

“Never Shake His Hand” from Somebody’s Daughter

“Constance” by Mr. J Mederios

“Surreptitious Descent” by White Collar Sideshow

“Losing Ground” by Topher Teague

Before and After” by Jimmy Needham

In this episode Troy looks at five ways to avoid send of ponography if this is a struggle that you have in your life you don't want to miss this episode.

Bobby Brown is leaning on God to sort through the emotions stemming from his late daughter's love interest, Nick Gordon, being found civilly liable for her untimely death.

"All I ever wanted was answers relating to who and what caused my daughter's death. Today's judgment tells me it was Nick Gordon," Brown, the 47-year-old R&B singer told PEOPLE magazine Friday. "Now I need to process all the emotions I have and lean on God to get me and my family through this."

Brown's daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown died at the age of 22 in July 2015. Her death came six months after being found unconscious in the bathtub of the Georgia home she shared with Gordon, her former boyfriend. Earlier this year, Bobbi Kristina's estate filed a wrongful death lawsuit of $10 million against Gordon.

Last year, a $10 million wrongful death civil suit was filed against Gordon by Brown's conservator Bedelia Hargrove. The lawsuit alleged that Gordon physically abused Bobbi Kristina, stole money from her and gave her a "toxic cocktail" that led to her death.

In this episode we will look at the day of judgement and how we should prepare for it.

We will discuss the sovereign the solar system the subjects the Scrolls and the sentence. You don't want to miss it.

After it was announced on TBN last week that Pastor Donnie McClurkin is "getting married," the gospel singer and his girlfriend, Nicole C. Mullen, clarified earlier this week that he has yet to pop the question and they are not engaged.

During Mullen's Periscope Bible study on Monday, she spoke about the marriage announcement made on TBN's "Praise the Lord" last Thursday, saying that while the couple is "definitely on the road to marriage," they are not engaged.

"There's a protocol that both he and I want to honor. So, are we officially engaged? No," Mullen said. "Are we on the road to marriage? Yes."