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Maxine Harrison2024-08-01T08:00:00
With mainstream artists increasingly releasing tracks with worship leaders, Maxine Harrison shares her thoughts on the collaborations and why they continue to grow.
On June 30th, Will Smith performed the release of his new song “You Can Make It” at the 2024 BET Awards. A track with a seemingly uplifting message, it featured Chandler Moore from the Contemporary Christian music collective Maverick City and the Sunday Service Choir.
However, the performance sparked some controversial comments from Christians online, with some claiming it to be satanic.
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