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When I hit the gym, I don’t just train my body, I feed my spirit. Lately, I’ve been listening to Christian hip hop during workouts. This week, I went back to an older group called The Ambassador and I was blown away.

I found a song I hadn’t heard before. The moment it played, I was locked in. The melody was strong, but the message was even stronger. I played it again. Then again. It hit deep.

This wasn’t just music. It was the gospel wrapped in rhythm, melody, and power.

Here’s a piece of the lyrics that wrecked me in the best way:

[Chorus]
So many people are hurt inside
Don’t even know Him even though they might have heard of God
Can He love me? Will He hear my prayer?
Or think I’m ugly when He sees my clothes or sees my hair?

I heard of a Savior heard He bled and died
We could give Him our sins and we could get his life
Yet I wonder for me if He will He even care
When He sees my clothes or when he sees my hair

[Bridge]
Man sees the outside
But God sees the inside
No matter your outside
Through faith He’ll come inside

[Verse 3 – Partial]
So many people never heard of the name
Yeah they heard the word “Jesus” but never heard of His fame
They feel cut off from Him
Not just cause of their sin
But because of their clothes, hair, or their color of skin
And they’ve been afloat- drowning in sin, we’re in a boat
Yet they’ve never been approached
Cause we see them as different folks…

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This is truth. People are dying spiritually, not because God has rejected them, but because we did. We judged their appearance and missed their heart. But God sees past the surface. Through faith, He transforms from the inside out.

“There was nothing beautiful or majestic about his appearance, nothing to attract us to him. He was despised and rejected – a man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief. We turned our backs on him and looked the other way. He was despised, and we did not care.”

Isaiah 53:2–3 (NLT)

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