Everyday Process is on a mission to use Hip Hop to impact people who normally wouldn't set foot in a “spiritual” setting like church with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Hailing from Chester, PA, group members Mac the doulos and Iz-Real deliver a no-compromise message using Hip Hop’s magnetism to spread the truth to Christians and non-Christians influenced by or engulfed in the Hip Hop culture. Everyday Process advocates, not a retreat from that culture, but rather that Christ is relevant to Hip Hop and desires to reconcile hearts and lives with His own. Strongly influenced by The Cross Movement, Everyday Process’ self-titled debut album describes their unique approach to communicating the gospel to the hip hop generation…giving the listener an inside look at the Christian's everyday process of illumination and elimination. The Process of Illumination sheds light on God's grand puzzle – who He is, His holiness and the problem that sinful humans face in light of it, and finally, God's solution to this problem. Everyday Process illuminates the way to new life in Christ and exhorts believers to embrace their commission and duty in Him. Everyday Process brings the truth front and center for the listener to make the individual decision to choose Christ and begin the Everyday Process of sanctification, eliminating sin from one's life, growing closer to Christ and daily becoming more like Him.

For Fans Of: Da' T.R.U.T.H., FLAME, The Cross Movement

Song List
1. Intro (Straight To The Point)
2. Build Up
3. Resist The System
4. Give 'Em The Gospel
5. Grace
6. All I Need (Featuring La'Tia & Keran)
7. Amazed
8. Bangin' Defined (Interlude)
9. Bangin'
10. Holla At Me (Featuring Trip Lee)
11. Live It Up
12. The After Party (Interlude)
13. The After Party
14. As Real As It Gets
15. Hey Girl (Featuring Badia Jeter & J.R.)
16. The World Needs Jesus
17. Shine Bright
18. Illumination & Elimination (Interlude)
19. Everyday All Day Cypha (Featuring Lecrae, The Ambassador, Flame, Phanatik, R-Swift)

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