Kirk Franklin 20x Grammy Winner, the untold stories of redemption, forgiveness & faith | The Pivot
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Top Comments (10)
I remember when Kirk came out with stomp, my mother, God rest her soul, said "He doing to much". I laughed because I liked the song and my teenage son who was giving me hell loved the song too. I don't question God and how he does anything. Kirk has been the connection to a lot of our children wanting to know God. Kirk belong to God, not public opinion. Thank you for having him. I am 69 years old and my son is 44--He knows God for himself. All things work together for good!
Just when you think The Pivot can’t get any better…they pull one out like this. We need a part 2 of this.
As a teen in the 90’s, Kirk Franklin music was what kept us teens listening to gospel. Forever grateful .
Channing is a national treasure! He's so unserious🤣
Man look.....brother said a word." I've felt less of a man as a husband and father than any other space in my life because I had to work so hard at something I didn't naturally get when I landed on the planet"
"All of what we do to ourselves , god is never in it , thats us hurting us" thats a reality we all need to face
Thanks for having the courage and desire to have and share this conversation. I'm a 61 yo white man, grew up in the church, and this type of real talk is what has been missing from all our lives. Truly memorable discussion.
Just imagine the gospel world, without Kirk Franklin ... and realize now, that THIS is the man, behind the music. You can't love one, without the other. DO IT AGAIN, Brother. And Again.
Kirk Franklin entered the game with a billboard that boldly declared, “I AM A HUMAN. I AM A SINNER.” Meanwhile, church folks often get it wrong by trying to cover every Christian or anything tied to Christianity with a cloak of perfection. It’s time to let that go. The brand needs to return to “come as you are,” or we’ll keep pushing people away from the church altogether. I love Kirk for always standing firm in his gospel brand — it has consistently met people right where they are and helped usher them into a real relationship with Jesus.
I love this interview with Kirk Franklin. He was very vulnerable and transparent. Shout-out to Ms. Gertrude for choosing Kirk Franklin.
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Top Comments (10)
I remember when Kirk came out with stomp, my mother, God rest her soul, said "He doing to much". I laughed because I liked the song and my teenage son who was giving me hell loved the song too. I don't question God and how he does anything. Kirk has been the connection to a lot of our children wanting to know God. Kirk belong to God, not public opinion. Thank you for having him. I am 69 years old and my son is 44--He knows God for himself. All things work together for good!
Just when you think The Pivot can’t get any better…they pull one out like this. We need a part 2 of this.
As a teen in the 90’s, Kirk Franklin music was what kept us teens listening to gospel. Forever grateful .
Channing is a national treasure! He's so unserious🤣
Man look.....brother said a word." I've felt less of a man as a husband and father than any other space in my life because I had to work so hard at something I didn't naturally get when I landed on the planet"
"All of what we do to ourselves , god is never in it , thats us hurting us" thats a reality we all need to face
Thanks for having the courage and desire to have and share this conversation. I'm a 61 yo white man, grew up in the church, and this type of real talk is what has been missing from all our lives. Truly memorable discussion.
Just imagine the gospel world, without Kirk Franklin ... and realize now, that THIS is the man, behind the music. You can't love one, without the other. DO IT AGAIN, Brother. And Again.
Kirk Franklin entered the game with a billboard that boldly declared, “I AM A HUMAN. I AM A SINNER.” Meanwhile, church folks often get it wrong by trying to cover every Christian or anything tied to Christianity with a cloak of perfection. It’s time to let that go. The brand needs to return to “come as you are,” or we’ll keep pushing people away from the church altogether. I love Kirk for always standing firm in his gospel brand — it has consistently met people right where they are and helped usher them into a real relationship with Jesus.
I love this interview with Kirk Franklin. He was very vulnerable and transparent. Shout-out to Ms. Gertrude for choosing Kirk Franklin.