New Woke Christian

Can you be Christian and "woke" at the same time?

Recorded at The PIA Tour

[vivianfigueroa]

"Tell them to go to.. heaven" 😂😂 that's truth right there. God bless this ministry!

[kireiwatson]

This poem answered so many internalized questions I had.

[manuellakouala]

has your heritage in culture become your functional saviour 🔥 🔥

[candysswoodberry]

Preston. Every time I hear you minister through this poem my heart aches so bad and I become weak when you talk about our ancestors being WOKE and then I am encouraged when reminded that our God has crowns for us, too and with Him and in Him we have peace, justice and rest. Powerful. 😢

[zoeable]

YES YES YES!!! I'm sitting here crying because this has been my cry and prayer for a lot of people my family and friends who are "woke". I'm balling right now. And soo glad glad I'm not the only one who feels this way! 🙌😭

[Beyondbeautymakeupofficial]

Whoa!!!😵 We'll put. He found a way to articulate my heart's thoughts as a African American Christian.

[maggievada]

EVERY WORD IS RIGHT ON from start to finish. Saved to favorite list. I am a New Woke Christian. Walking with Christ and BLACK down for the cause of JUSTICE. Thank you for this video.

[sunflawa]

The holy spirit warned me not to engagei with someone on social media bcs they view being black more important than the gospel... "whatever comes before God is an idol"... I'm glad I saw this poem

[nnekareese]

Couldn't wait for you to drop this the moment I saw it on tour in West Palm Beach! Thank you for being obedient and writing this piece...this needs to be heard around the world! God bless you man of God@

[bettycarew]

I️ will not thank you Mr. Perry, but I️ will thank the Mighty GOD who created you! Glory be to God for the truth!

[OURUSSELL]

As a white Christian, I stand with you as my brother first and foremost! I stand with you in Christ against all injustice, and injustice specifically done against black Americans from our days as colonies to the present. As a human, it would be easy to turn to hate against those of us who share ancestry with a people who have physically and psychologically torn apart your relatives and your relatives’ relatives and so on and so on throughout our often ugly history. As a natural flesh and blood human, it is understandable why an individual or group of people, persecuted and marginalized, would choose hate. But you didn’t take the easy road. You took the narrow road, the arduous path that Christ took and who has called all of us to take. You appealed to God’s supernatural journey beyond the natural. Not only that, but you raised the bar and call all of us to do the same. Thank you brother. And yes we are brothers in the name that is above all names, Jesus Christ!

[teddycampbellband]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾 PERFECTION! Straight from the father‘s heart! Congratulations bro!

[LauraGomez-bjnc]

Hey Preston! You did an amazing job. Thanks for sharing your art your heart, and for shinning a light on the gospel. I learned a new perspective along the way. Thank you.

[dennaesmith]

I love this poem!!! I have often felt conflicted on how to handle the pain of how we are treated and still be able to follow Christ. This spoke to spoke to me on so many levels!!

[MVL]

Definitely my new favorite piece ! Hands down, no questions asked !!

[purpleheart]

Powerful!! Am I the only one that had to listen to this like 5 times bcuz each time it broke down a barrier of untruth that so easily beset my biracial ‘60s/70s upbringing, until I could finally hear Jesus. Thank you sir for all that you are in Christ.

[myaramhi]

Amen👏🙌 #GlorytoGod I pray that God changes my way of thinking about racial injustice.

[itss]

Crazy how relevant this is today. Wow so good.

[angelsymphony]

Wow, Preach I've been pondering about this a lot likely, I see so many "Christians" who seem to have no love in their heart.

[amberwalton]

This poem holds the very breath of God. In tears, and speechless, I commend you brother.