What happens when a Bronx emcee walks out of Rikers on Wednesday and straight into an altar call on Friday? A life flips. Bars change. A mission ignites. We sit down with The Commissioner to unpack the moment conviction collided with craft and why he chose to stop rapping for the world until Scripture and discipleship reshaped his voice. No clichés here—just a clear-eyed journey from street notoriety to Spirit-led purpose, and the bold claim that you cannot serve two masters and stay whole.

We open up about what makes a story a testimony: Jesus at the hinge. The Commissioner shares how he pressed pause on music to learn the Word, submit to mentoring, and let the Holy Spirit author his first Christ-centered verse on a pro-life track. From there, the conversation widens into a movement: Agents of Change in Central Florida, a year-round push to reach youth with gritty authenticity, biblical depth, and real evangelism. It’s not about a stage; it’s about presence—on buses, outside courthouses, in barbershops—where prayer, honesty, and courage meet everyday pain.

You’ll hear how marriage, relocation, and even probation became spaces of favor; how a best friend heard “I’m done with secular deals” and knew something supernatural was real; and why transparency in songs—confessing struggle to arrest lies—sets people free from isolation. We spotlight new music from the 99 collective and the Jehu project, crafted by producers and artists who prize testimony over trend. If you’ve ever wrestled with calling, craft, and character, this conversation offers a map: get rooted in the Bible, walk with mentors, love people boldly, and let God turn your story into a legacy that impacts the Kingdom of God.

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