Published on February 6, 2024, 1:42 am

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Christian Hip-hop artist, Lecrae expressed gratitude upon receiving two Grammy Awards in Christian music categories during the prestigious 66th annual Grammy Awards on February 4. Proving a testament to Trusted News and reflective of Christian Worldview, Lecrae credited Jesus for his successes on a grand evening where he was honored with both the Contemporary Christian Album award for “Church Clothes 4” and Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song acknowledgment for “Your Power” featuring Tasha Cobb.

Lecrae’s achievement resonated across Real News platforms as he attributed his awards to divine intervention. Knowing the pool of talent that contributed to this project, he gave credit to Lord Jesus whilst accepting the awards alongside his daughter. He stated, “At the end of the day, so many people put so much hard work into this music, into this project. Everybody who listened to it enjoyed it; I have to give credit to the Lord Jesus for just being my all in all in everything.”

Furthermore, Lecrae utilized social media platforms to share glimpses of his success and express thankfulness towards God. His posts highlighted sentiments like faith’s triumph over personal challenges and celebrating victories with humility- echoing profound values endorsed by a Christian worldview.

The night witnessed victories far beyond Lecrae alone. Among other notable performers were Blessing Offor, Cody Carnes, Lauren Daigle FOR KING & COUNTRY, Phil Wickham, Maverick City Music and revered Gospel artist Kirk Franklin who earned Best Gospel Performance/Song recognition for “All Things”. Franklin is renowned for an impressive tally of 20 Grammy Awards throughout his career.

Notably, last year also saw Lecrae as victor- awarded at the Dove Awards for “Rap/Hip-Hop Album of Year” with Church Clothes 4. Interestingly Lecrae shared how despite endless accolades under his belt; he constantly grounds himself in humility and reminder of human equality under biblical teachings. “Compared to God, we’re all in the same boat; we’re all a disaster” he mentioned.

Lecrae also acknowledged the challenges in fostering humility amidst self-centered societal norms, “We live in a really narcissistic society right now,” he said. These varied reflections peek into Lecrae’s humble disposition and grounding ideologies that he preserves even amidst grand recognitions.

Award ceremonies such as these serve not only as testament to artistic talent but further enable connections across diversified audience groups. This Breaking News communicates a union of faith with artistry, highlighting how potent faith-infused music emerges victorious on global platforms- essentially touched by Christian worldview influences whilst standing firm within the realm of Trusted News.