Trina Sharifa Cuffis an international recording artist from Philadelphia. She has teamed up with vocal arranger Kristina Pruitt to release a prophetic worship song entitled, Lift You Up. The song is from her new album called Listening and is based on Micah 4:1-2: "But in the last days it shall come to pass, that the mountain of the house of the Lord shall be established in the top of the mountains, and it shall be exalted above the hills; and people shall flow unto it." This is Trina's fourth album. Her latest album It's You has the popular single called It's You (Psalms 121:1-2) that went number #2 on the UK Soul Charts and has a crossover appeal to deliver the gospel.
Trina Sharifa Cuff has spent many years singing in Europe, especially in the London (UK)! After she visited England back in 1997, London soon became the center for all her international contacts. She has also sung in Holland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany as well as Nigeria and Ghana. In many places she is just known by the name, Sharifa.
Trina sung her first solo at age five in a local Philadelphia Church of God In Christ ministry however, she did not dedicate her musical gifts solely to God until she was in her early 20's after hearing such artist like Carman and Yolanda Adams.
Trina has been a blessing to many and uses her musical gifts to help address everyday issues that the youth face. In the past she has created events for the youth called Youth Explosion in London and has also produced seasonal TV gospel programs for the youth on OBE TV called Gospel World and Good News Vybe.
Her music and ministry strives to make an impact in the lives of all people.
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Trina Sharifa Cuff has spent many years singing in Europe, especially in the London (UK)! After she visited England back in 1997, London soon became the center for all her international contacts. She has also sung in Holland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany as well as Nigeria and Ghana. In many places she is just known by the name, Sharifa.
Trina sung her first solo at age five in a local Philadelphia Church of God In Christ ministry however, she did not dedicate her musical gifts solely to God until she was in her early 20's after hearing such artist like Carman and Yolanda Adams.
Trina has been a blessing to many and uses her musical gifts to help address everyday issues that the youth face. In the past she has created events for the youth called Youth Explosion in London and has also produced seasonal TV gospel programs for the youth on OBE TV called Gospel World and Good News Vybe.
Her music and ministry strives to make an impact in the lives of all people.
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Living in faithful truth. John Nadanthirty two says, and ye shall know
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have here. If you were listeningjust before we started, our great producer
Jerry Royce was playing some of hermusic. But we have an international recording
artist from Philadelphia. She has teamedup with a vocal arranger arranger Christina Pruitt
to release a prophetic worship song entitledLift You Up. This song is from
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her new album called Listening and isbased on Michael four one and two.
But in the last days it shallcome to pass that the mountain of the
House of the Lord shall be aestablished in the top of the mountains,
and it shall be exulted above theheels, and people shall flow unto it.
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This is Trina's fourth album. Herlatest album, It's You, has
a popular single called It's You fromPsalms one twenty one, one and two
and that went number two on theUK Soul charts. So I need you
to put your hands together for ouramazing guest, Trina Sharifa. Thank you.
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What's going on? How you doing? How you doing? How you
doing? I am blasted, Iam blessed to Holly favor. Can you
hear me clearly? That clear loud? And God bless you. Hey,
We thank you for being our guestson tonight. We thank you for honing
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us with your presents. And youknow I always tept my wife, but
I'll say white, Um, Jerryget giving us these gifts. That does
validate I would if it's legit.We've got an international artist on here,
so crazy the Lord for you,Thank God for you. Now, mister
Refa. I want to um,I want I want to share something,
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want to sound like a little envy, want to sound jealousy, Okay,
but I'm just gonna be real thatOkay at five years At five years old,
I was still trying to um pronounceEnglish words. Okay, I am
talking now now you're telling me,I'm looking at about you? What singing
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at five years old? Now?How this this Jerry started? Oh?
Yes, um, Church of Godin Christ. You know they they are
known for singers and if they'll pullit out of you, even at a
young age. You have famous singerscoming from church and Gadam Crisis, Kim
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Burrell, the Clark's Sisters, Stisticaland Lessen the al Armstrong. So yes,
I couldn't sing much, but Isaid, yes, Jesus loves me.
Yeah. I might have been fouryears old. I think I was
younger in five Yeah, So whendid you realize that no, people might
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have heard yes, but oh shefound you, she found you. But
when did you realize, like,nah, this, my boys a like
the regular post. There's something.There's a different annoint him. When did
you recognize the annoint him? Andthis wasn't just a talent, but it
was a gift. And when hedid to trying to recognize and step into
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that, I think around age nineand ten and then my early teams.
You know what if it came thatway, came actually in a secular way,
and it was like a bully inthe neighborhood. And Denise Williams had
a single out silly and me andh and Many Rippleton and they always say,
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yo, little girl, hit thesehigh notes. And I would hit
them high notes and um. Andthen I went to Christian school and then
they would have us singing in anoperatic tone, and again you would have
to hit unusual high notes. AndI don't see it all the time that
way now as an adult, Ido it when I when I led by
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the Holy Spirit. But yes,it was a booty. She was like,
get that note. I would hitthat note so they they could leave
me them long. So you didyou? Did you ever bank her?
Did you ever meet her later onin life? But bank her? Oh?
Yes, everyone knows her. Shewas. She was, She knew
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all the great singers. She wouldfollow like singers like Tina Marie Phoebe and
then but Many Rippleton and Denise Williamsfrom the Settles standpoint with my favorite.
Then from a Christian standpoint, Ilove the suit. The arm strong ain't
in line. Well, okay,now you said you realize that your age
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when you realize that you had aguest that something was different about your boys
and what God is doing with you. Now, when did you step into
the the other part of this,Because there's a part we can know how
to sing, but then there's anotherpart, another level, where you use
that gift ron the Norton to minister. At what age when you really ministering
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your the word of God, thepurpose of God to song, did you
realize that that, Okay, I'musing just a ministry now. It's not
just entertainment and it's not just feelgood, but it's a ministry that I
had. I think it was inmy mid early twenties when I moved from
Philadelphia down to Atlanta, and I'verealized then that God was setting me up
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because, like I said, inChristian school, I was being trained,
but I just thought it was justsomething we did in Christian school. But
I didn't particularly like gospel music otherthan Vanessa Belle Armstrong Carmen in Linda Adams.
So it was about the early twentiesand when I went down there,
I said, you know what thisis more than that God is really calling
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me nations with this voice. Yeah. Yeah, But that's when the whole
page came together that you had toget. You recognize that you have the
anoint him, and now you recognizeor know that God wants me to use
this two minutes certain piece of hardand soul. That's that's that's amazing.
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Thank you for that. And ahead, lady Kate. Yes, that is
so powerful. Now how old wereyou when you took your first overseas trip?
Oh? Wow, I had tobe about twenty six or twenty seven
years old. I'll say twenty six, yeah, twenty six, No,
twenty seven years old because I hadfinished my first album was called Finish the
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Race, and yeah, I wentto England, London, England. Wow.
So how did it feel, youknow, getting your passport, packing,
you know, and then going toanother country and you know, performing
singing ministry in another country. Well, I tell you, at first it
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was quite scary. I didn't knowwhat I would meet, you know,
no sense aliens or dreams, youknow. I just it was like going
to another planet. But once Igot there, I was like, oh
no, this is a big city, almost like New York, you know,
London. It's so huge and massive. But it was wonderful. I
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have to say. I didn't reallycare for love. In the first day,
it didn't feel it didn't feel likethe way I thought it was gonna
feel. A looked weather. SoI took a train to the next day
to Paris and out there for twodays because it was only two hours away.
But when I got back to London, I started singing and that's when
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things took off. Wow wow.You know they say you really haven't lived
until you leave the country to beable to see how other people lived.
And you know, were you embraced, you know, was a carpet,
red carpet rolled out? You knowwhat was that difference? And you have
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been to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, UM, Nigeria. God,
you've been like so many of thesewonderful places. What is that place
that was very breathtaking for you asyou have traveled over the years. I
would have to say Nigeria. Iwould say Italy, but I've never sung
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there. I just was there fora few days also, But breathtaking Nigeria,
West Africa? And what was thething that took your breath away?
I think it wasn't what we weretold, like black people lived on trees
and things like that. You know, it just told some crazy things and
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right to see the homes, I'llbe honest with you. Homes and people
don't have mortgages on that look betterthan the home that I was living in
there in the States. I mean, they're built beautifully and people not in
debt, you know, and Ithink that's what blew me or what they
they They take their time and they'renot Prussian like we are here. But
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and the levels of worship, thelevel of worship. If you are not
singing from the spirit, I don'tcare how well you can see, they
just pick it up. So theydon't play. It's like yeah, yeah,
yeah, now that's good and youdon't have the annoyancing, don't play
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with God, gonna sit down.Yeah, I love that. I love
that. It was the intensity,the intensity of the of worship. And
yeah, prayer, yeah, say, the way they pray, the way
they talk is very intense anyway,so when they're in prayer, it's so
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powerful, you know, And sothat's that's phenomenal. I love I love
that answer, because um, Ican't wait. I don't know one day
I'm gonna go praise the Lord Lord, but that go ahead, go on
that boat and go there, goahead, doing lady K. So what
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was your now? Do you writeyour song or your songs written for you?
Um? I write my own songs, but usually there's always one on
each album that um it's written bysomeone, as for instance, on this
album how Great Thou Art, Idid a remake of that, and on
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my other two albums I always didn'tget a lot of Adams remake. Let
us worship them. It's on mygood album. M hm wow. So
how does it? How does right? I'm sorry, I'm just taking over.
Go ahead, rever and red goahead, go ahead, go ahead.
I'm just sitting at them. I'mtrying to give me a McDonald's burg
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or something at each and you're justbarging all the questions. But ahead,
go ahead. So I had oneof them yesterday. It would not go.
It would not leave me until Iad ahead of McDonald's burger and I
settled it yesterday. Yes this Sunday. You know, I had a burger
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today, but it wasn't with donald's. But your show was a good one,
oh man. But I was gonnaask you, when you are writing
songs, do they just when youare um in practice? Do they just
come do they come in the shower? You know, how does God give
you your songs, your music,your lyrics. Um, I could hear
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what they call it beat an instrumental, and it just comes to me.
I really didn't perfectly try to writea song. The hoo me just comes.
Or if I hear a great message, the word that comes sometimes from
that you know who ye come,and then I start writing, like the
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verses and stuff. But that hook, Damn, it's like the song shoot
me, I don't chance the song. See now. I love the fact
that you said that, because it'slike God is like, Okay, I'm
gonna give you this part. Hereit comes, and this is what you're
gonna see. So I love that. I love that. Okay, Rever
Red, I'm gonna let you go. Amen. Well, before I ask
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my question, I gotta go backto your transition from Philadelphia to to London
a real quick. Okay, letme get to my question. What part
of Philadelphia were you rap? Wereyou in the hood and all that?
Um? Okay, so let melet me say. Um. I was
born in the good North Philadelphia,but I was raised in South Jersey.
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But it's just maybe thirty minutes outsideof Philly, so it's still find silly.
Yeah, but I'm back in thecity now. Yeah, because you
know, the reason was asking that'sa that's a tough transition to come from
the hood and try to go tothe boogie in London. You know what,
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every but the top of the morningto you to tell you. You
know. So I was like,would that transition had to be kind of
difficult? Like would you say,well, well, well, well,
when I moved from Philly, Imoved down to Atlanta. So Atlanta was
that Bible Belt and it wasn't asrough as Philadelphia. But um, so
it was like this shilly South JerseyPhilly, Atlanta, Atlanta, London.
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Atlanta to London was not as bad. Um, Okay, I got you.
Okay, that's that's because I camefrom Jamaica and from Jamaica to Texas,
and I have that Jamaican accent andthe Texas accent, and you know
it's like, okay, what kindof accent do you have? You?
But you know what speaking but doyou know what? Rever go ahead,
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I don't I don't mean to cutyou. Guess what when you go to
when you go to London, Ah, you see Jamaicans and Nigeria through that
name. So yeah, the bestor soul food I had was from Jamaicans.
I dont know so many Jamaicans inLondon and they can throw down,
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I mean and then fire for theLord. So were you no African Americans
there? Everyone is from Africa orJamaica. Okay, um um, add
one more Jamakan to your list.Okay, because I was born in Jamaica.
Yeah, but anyway, Um,I wouldn't go back to your songs.
The inspiration for your songs? Yousaid the scriptures that like Micah for
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one and two. Now did youdid you hear someone preach a firm and
using that scripture and the song came? Or were you just reading the Bible
of studying the Bible and just it'syou, Because that's how I do my
sermon. I just read. I'mlike reading a book or reading the Gospel,
and as i read, I'm like, whoa, let me go back
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and read that again. Okay,let me prepare this lesson, you know,
And that's how I preached from me. So how did that did Michael
four one and two inspire you?And also saw him one twenty one,
one and two? How did thatinspire you with it from a preacher,
from hearing a sermon or was itjust some I was reading a word and
studying one night and God gave itto them. Yeah, the spirit of
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revelation. You know, you couldread something over and over from one day,
just that one moment your as becomeyou get that aha moment, and
I call it this spirit of revelationand understanding. And mountain, the world
mountain came out. Really paid attentionto the word mountain. I've been saved
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a long time already. It didn'tmean nothing to me. I was too
busy focusing, like on the bloodthat on the cross, the anointing,
faver birds like that, right.And then the pandemic hit and I said,
door, we're so focused on thedarkness of this plague. We gotta
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keep our eyes. And then thatjust came out. You know, Lord,
I'm lifting you up above our mountainsand a ballace. And then something
said google it on the Bible andshowing up knock up chapter four. So
it was already in the world ofGod and that was just a confirmation.
Um, yeah, it was alreadythere. It was already there. The
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word mountain is very powerful. Inthe Bible, but I've never really noticed
it. Okay, Okay, Ilove you know you go ahead, Reverend.
Yeah, sometimes you know, wewe we we look at But what
you just said right there, it'sthe same way when I'm prepared if after
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preach Sunday or against church, Iread it and I read it and I
don't read it before. Sometimes Idon't preach it before and you read it
and it's like, oh okay,it's like the first time. I just
read it and the revelation would cometo you. And so the safe thing
works for preaching and singing. Theminister in the song also, now do
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you minister the word? Also doyou preach or teach? Yeah, it's
strange. I probably have more messagessitting away than I do song and I
just get the revelation and I likethe title down. But I only preach
when people ask me to preach.But it's it's the same kind of system.
I think. Really, he's ason, Reverend, He's a son,
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and they just put the music.Yeah, but but what okay,
okay, lady, kay, Igotta, I gotta, I gotta letter.
You don't know me yet, Jerry, Jerry knows what's coming. I
gotta let you know this now.It's the same system. Right but but
but, Sharifa, I just wantto tell you right now you're cheating.
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Are you supposed to say? Why? Reverend? Yeah? Why because I
can look at it. I canlook at a scripture and I can see
it and I can preach it.See, I can't sing, so you
so you can sing? See youcan sing and preach free. That ain't
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anything. I gotta go back andGod about Dad, about God? Why
can you get your boster sing?You? But you know? But system?
Yeah, So that's my that's mymy bad that I have with myself,
Shariffa. I can't. I can'tsing. The only the only no
fumbly hit, the only no fumbleto hitter. That you give me a
sledge hammer I can beat up.But other than that, I ain't nothing
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coming out of me but some painif I try to sing. You know
what, though, But let metell you something, and I'm not trying
to flatter you. Man. Whenpeople who can sing after they hear your
message, they sing better. Whenthe word of God and there's an anointance
anybody around you, they're gonna pickup in the realm of the spirit.
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Some vives and some viperations. Youunderstand what I mean. So don't think
you're being counted out. You're justthrowing a different um a tone. But
it's all it's all sound faith comingby hearing and hearing about the word of
God. Yea man, thank youfor that encouragement. Thank you for lady
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carry don't say not if I'm runningaround it. How can leave me a
little right in the shower right?Thank you man. I love that explanation
right there. If you have tohave nobody tonight, you have helped me.
Thank you so much. Now,missif just going to let you know
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before you leave tonight, we're goingto give you an opportunity to share your
website or social media um all theinformation that how to get your music.
We would love you to share thatwith our listening audience. We will give
that opportunity before you leave on tonight. Okay, so be prepared for that
little bit later. Okay, ladycan't go ahead. So I want to
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know you know, there's always thatHow did you get saved the turning point
in your life? How did Iget to a turning point in my life?
How did you give yourself to theLord. How did you surrender?
You like to cry again? Itstarted that move from Philly to Atlanta.
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It um. Sometimes God has tomove you musically with a different location,
maybe to separate you. Uh,there's a there's a greatness in separation.
I noticed now being older. WhenI was younger, I wanted to be
accepted, but moving away and justbeing under some powerful words. I did
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not want to give myself to thedoing one hundred percent until I moved down
to Atlanta because I didn't know howto meaning, Okay, I'll go to
church. Um. Now you gottaget delivered from anything. You know,
you're messing around or you're just goingto clubs. You know. I was
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never into drugs anything like that,but you have to it's a process.
And then the music I had tosay, Okay, I gotta give you
one hundred percent. I can't belike seventy five percent in in, twenty
five percent out, one foot in, one out. So it was a
process. But I was in theBible belt and everywhere you look it's the
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Church, God, the Jesus,the Bible. It's not like that as
much as the least as it isdown south. So um, It was
the influence of my godmother, mygodmother who I went to stay with.
She was the one who introduced meto Jesus as a young girl. She
had a big influence. I wantto give a shout out to her,
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Anna Sanders. Yeah, she walkedthe walk before you. Yes she did.
And she was the one who broughtme to the church to see that.
Yes, Jesus loves me at fiveyears old. Ammen for that.
That is a blessing, you know. Um. It's good to have great
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influence, you know, in youngpeople's lives and for them to you know,
um, make a difference, youknow, experience a difference. So
I love that you know you shoutit out to her and that you know
that she was the one, youknow. Um, So praise God for
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that. That's beautiful. That isbeautiful. Go ahead, everyone now,
UM we're gonna get to your umdown here at the bottom. You got
something that caught my attention and Iwould get it at a minute. UM,
I want to ask you about temptationnow. You know, UM,
a lot of artists that we haveon our show, UM, the most
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of them, I won't say allof them, said the fact that you
have this gifts. You have thisvoice that's just holl When people don't have
that voice, that that's what makesyou and the orlanda Adam, the Whitney
Houston or Carmon makes you guys different. Was there ever temptation to like ghost
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secular or like wow, you know, Whitney Houston started in the church,
but look at the money she madeand look where she went with her voice.
Was there ever that battle that wentthrough your hearts, your spirit or
your mind that man, I couldprobably go secular and make a lot more
money than being in the church.Yeah. I mean, you know,
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I forgot to mention I used tobe a rapper as a teenager, so
that temptatial is really there. Yeah. So I used to battle boys on
the corner, so between singing andrapping and all that. But once,
once I found out that about contemporarygospel music, I said, I can
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do this for the Lord. Ican give it. I can I can
think I can do all this forhim. And my first albums I always
put one rap song or each albumexcept for them for but if someone really
beat me up in the corner,they will find out if I have the
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lad ladic, we will get it. We can get a powerlistic exclusive right
now. Okay, okay, Idon't know if you never put it out
there. I don't I don't knowif you ever said it. I wonder
if they had been printed. Butin your mind, what was your rap
name? Because I know he wasn'tthe Sharifa. That had to be something,
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you know, like Queen Latifa.You know, no it was.
It was MC Sharifa, then Sharifauh and then Sharifa just you know,
when the gospel over than Europe.And that's why I make it a point
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because wait, man, I'm gonnamake everybody laugh now, I'm probably dona
make anybody laugh for you. Sure, woman, Shariffa the Stallion or nothing
like that. What you these toughnames and all that, But you see
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Shariffa that that is that is goodto know. That is good to my
own funny now it's promical to menow, but that that is something to
know. That is you know,so you went to that journey. That's
that's good. Well, but theanswer good point. I think all I
think all gospels are to sometimes thinkthat or you can go so, but
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God has not really called me.Some of my music has already crossed though
interceptulor you know, uh okay,so yeah, but sometimes when you and
church with church, people are likeif they don't appreciate you, the world
see the devil. They know howto pick people out of church, out
of the gospel, and ye andand and if they come over this you
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know how to treat you, butthey don't take you the cart. Yes,
and sometimes the cost to so sonsthe devil is too high. Thank
you, Thank you for saying that. Thank you so much. Thank you.
I pray all listen. Got toget your blood. Yeah, yeah,
that that is that is powerful rightnow. Not speaking of um being
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an influence. I love the lastpart of your m your bio when you
said you work for the youth,you know, because that's if you ask
my wife, that's my heart rightthere. You know. I run the
Mighty Kings basketball organization and with youngmen and picking them up and take them,
so I ask my wife. Sometimesthe whole summer there is ten kids
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at our house, you know,every weekend, you know, to keep
them out of trouble. They keepthem out of where they are, you
know, and they see a godlyman with a with a godly wife for
manly affecting the love their wife orwife love and the other. And I
just love to be a living examplefor you because they don't see that nowadays.
They listening to these rap songs andyou're supposed to cuss, lave shoes,
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kid, call women odi and allthat. And you know sometimes so
let me so, I want toask you this question. What is the
most challenging part when it comes throughworking with youth, young man a young
lady. What is the most challengingpart of that to you? When they
think they know what they know whenthey don't, Yes, man, and
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they don't and not having foresight theconsequences to the action. What is it
gonna be like seeing five down theline? And I hate to say the
last thing, God forgive me.It's sometimes the parents little inscipline, wellscips.
Sometimes it's equivalent to he's not lovingit. It's it's it's you're thinking
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they they think they're helping the child, but in the endian not, You've
over spoiled or over softing. Andthen so when someone in the world tells
them no, they can't take it, they will not be because no one
told them no. Right wow,Okay, okay, real talk. That's
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that's nice nuggets on tonight. That'sthat's that's really right there. Now tell
us about this right here the eightI was interested in this. It's you.
Um. You produce a TV gospelprogram for the youth on Obe TV
called Gospel World and Good News Vibe. Tell us about that show either primarily
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UM directed at youth or how gota youth program and what are the ages?
Yes, that was a while agoand sold that probably reached people between
the ages of fifteen to about thirtyfive or forty. UM. That was
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UM. I shot a segment andin Scandinavia, over in Denmark, the
country Denmark and in London. UMand UM. It was really good,
you know, to just say,look, I'm not going to sing on
my own show, even though I'ma gospel singer. I'm gonna showcase people
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who have talent but just don't havean age, they don't have an outlet.
They just want to express themselves.Right. You give them that opportunity
and people will show up. Yeah, they will. They show up.
And it wasn't the privilege to justcomments say look, man, you're not
famous, none of us are.What We're gonna use our gift and we
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on TV. Amen. Amen,Now do you want to do? You?
Do you want to do? Youwant to get back into that?
Or your schedule too busy? Youhave too much going on like the TV
program. Yeah, it would dependon the city. I don't know about
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Philadelphia. Um, but I thinkif God wills it's it's still a good
thing to do, you know.Rest, I'm glad that you mentioned again.
You you're saying your house and children. It's like gold. It's like
God hasn't trusted you with sold Itmay not be music, but those children
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have god giving talents and he putin that wound. And that's all we
trying to do is get an outletwhere they can express themselves. It could
be basketball, it could be football, it could be wrapping. But the
I think we have now got likewhen I was coming up instance out there.
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Yeah that's true. That that isthat is so true. Okay,
all right, maybe UM wait aminute and mc sharisa, here's what I
need you to do. I needyou to draw. I need you to
share it with our listening audience.I need you to share your website,
social media, everything about you,how to get your music and shout out
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to whether you need to shout outto you have that time to do that,
now go ahead, Okay, JasonNation uh down in Texas women his
wife, UM me before Nation,Um they you know happened a good around
was promoting um god um so Iwant to second shout out to them.
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Uh was want to tell people aboutmy website Sharifa online dot com, Sharifa
online dot com. Um. Thenew album called Listening is on Spotify,
Amazon, Apple Music. That's calledListening. It's on all major platforms.
But here's what I really want yallagain. I want y'all to look at
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those music videos of the two singlesfrom this album, one called Listening Listening
and the other Lift You Up,Lift You Are Too. Oh yes,
Lift You Up Trina Cuff traina ShrienfaCuff and Listening Listening YouTube channel h if
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you can go and just google thatand it'll come up on YouTube or go
straight to YouTube. Lift You Upthe song you played earlier. It has
a beautiful music video with me andChristina Pruett. And then the other single
called Listening also as a wonderful video. Okay, and Daddy, you got
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all the shot outs in got allmy shout, shout out to my mother,
shout out to um my dad,mother and a finger and um,
yeah my family. Lenny Perry,Shilli Perry. Ah wow. William said,
yeah, husband, everybody, praisethe Lord, Praise the Lord.
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Okay, lady, kay, goahead before a close eye. Jack asked
the questions, UM, I don'tthink I thought you was gonna ask her
to give us a freestyle. Up. I thought that's what she was gonna.
You know where, y'all. I'mI'm gonna tell y'all something I used
to keep when I would go onthem battle Now, y'all that made me
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repent all in the public door.They would think I was freestyle and I
would have them rep memoride, memo, ride and people would walk away.
She's the grave and the grave,not knowing that I woke that rap the
night before. Oh my door,my wrapping. I don't even know the
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worry knowing what I want. Iwanted to trouble used to follow me from
the time I said hello. Theyget to was too much for us.
Took the bus to the sub berth. We tried. Um, you could
never take together a lot of folks. So when we took the fire from
the phone and the school, thelifers. I spent most of my time
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in my body, my spirit,my soul, my mind become. But
I'm talking about That's what I'm talkingabout. Thank you so much. Ay
Ay the power Less Exclusive, Babypower lest Ex. I don't think you've
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been to refrom anybody and asked youto go three style on the interview.
Huh, look, I'll take it. I'll take the power Less Exclusive.
Come on now, ye yes,Okay, go ahead, lady game that.
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Look, that was my last question. I just want you know I'm
not youre going to ask that earlier. Okay, Well I do I do
have a question. I do havea question. And you know, since
you from Philly, okay, andand and we we were in Dallas,
Texas. Okay, so if theredo you tour? Do you plan on
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touring? Do you planning going out? And oh yes, because the weather
is getting warm, it's it's seemedtime to you know, I'm hoping that
I'll get that to uh get downto Dallas. I was last time I
was down there. I was inplan though, and uh I thought I
was the only black person there.I didn't see nobody else. You should
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you should have called us. Wewould have rolled up on you. We
would have rolled up on you.Ain't been. It was my first and
last time in Texas. Same inthe Texas. Since I said, I
I know I was in plain O, Texas. I remember it was about
twelve years ago. Like twelve yearsago. We were really there, like
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really spent a lot of time inplain though for real, I wasn't the
only one man. Yeah the rthe freeway. You was on the left
father the freeway. That's what happened. We passed each other, That's what
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happened. Yeah, you need youneed to put you need to put Dallas
in in in and on your scheduleand later K you're you're two new fans,
raben ridden later K you know,add us to the fan. But
we need, we need backstage passes. That's all I'm saying. No,
No, Dallas is definitely yeah,Dallas and Houston Houston as well talking everyone
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now h yeah, so now yougotta you gotta let let us know your
schedule. And UM, I alsohave to say this to you also,
UM you said your videos and yoursong. You know my I preach virtual
every Sunday and every Wednesday. SoI just want to make sure I have
your right to play your music onmy virtual church. Come on, okay,
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we know that I'll be I'll bebusting it out. Okay, should
probably put a disclaimer in there.As long as you don't sing, it'll
be good to me actually doing me. Last thing I want to ask you.
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Last thing I want to ask you, mister Reef. Are you?
Are you a football fan? Ofcourse? Now I am? You know
I am? Now I ain't nowhy yes, let her tell you why.
This is the home of the PhiladelphiaEagles. Jail is hurt. I
got yes, but hold on,I'm a I'm a I'm an Eagle fan
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too, even though I'm die inDallas. I would like the Cowboys.
I don't like them Kboys. I'mI'm upset at you because y'all didn't beat
us like y'all should, you knowthe last time. So don't play with
them Cowboys this year? Okay,handle y'all business, all right. I
knew it, I know it,I know it, I know it.
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You know that's an America's team.Now, yeah, I don't know what
America you live in, but anyway, um um, and you know and
you know, Jerry, you knowJerry with his boys, you know,
Baltimore Ravens, so you know,Jerry probably trying to throw his to the
two fence in here too. ButI'm yeah, you know, but um
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But any way, mister Refo,thank you so much. We had a
great time. Like you tell usour listening audience, We're are meeting you
for the first time too. Weare meeting you like they are meeting you,
and we just want to thank youfor your hospitality. I want to
thank you for your time, foryour um, your you're the nuggets you
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dropped tonight was amazing, you know, thank you so much. Thank you,
thank you for yeah, thank youfor the freak styles, thank you
for this amen. I just wantto thank you for a low enough to
play your music on our virtual umum church. And you know, I
just I just thank you. I'mI'm full right now, I'm full to
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make anything you want to add.Lady Kate, No, thank you so
much. And the only thing Iwould ask is do you have like a
you know, one minute word thatyou would tell people, you know,
to encourage them for the muscle youare so profeted Because the Lord already told
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me you was going to ask meto bust a rat and he told me
he was gonna tell me that,say a quick word. You were so
profeted you were writing spirit to likethat. I would like to share,
is work your gift. You needto work your gift. We all have
a gift that we wish we had. Like I'm not organized. I wish
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I was organized, But there's somepeople who work that one gift and it's
valued. And I want to tellanybody who has any gift, discover your
gift, work your gift and usethe spirit of diligence and excellence behind it,
and God will take you to thenext level. Don't don't devalue what
He is giving you. Don't envywhat other people have. Work your gift
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toward your towards your ground. Hallelujah, thank you. And as you are
diligent, God's favor will show upand you will find what increase in the
mighty name of Jesus. Thank youLord, Thank you God, and praise
the Lord. A man. Ithink that's that's great close out for the
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show. I don't yet where likeyou said, Mysterifa, thank you so
much. And I know Lady Katenext Thursday, the same bad time same
bad channel, but the same batmanJerry Royd. Okay, we will see
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God back here. Okay, SoGod bless you guys, thanks to a
listening audience, thanks to our producerJerry Roys, and much thankful shout out
and love to our amazing guests,Miss mc shari, God bless you and
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God have a good night. Lookguys, something I want say, don't
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Johnny the redescen my face? God? Hi, all right now listened to
man you instin you you you?But about when you think? You come
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again? To you? About youwhen everything boa? Don't you know about
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her beadres and crime? About laticsto all right? No, still my
tempt shop you I didn't you?You? You? But about didn't you
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about your real got out of time? You were so sometimes you gotta fringum.
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We were the balance when you againa balance, when be you real
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amount team with ching The balance willkill power living living in faithful truth.
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John Ayden thirty two says, andye shall know the truth, and the
truth shall make you free. Howwould it lift you up? Power would
have set you free? We needa power lift The truth will set you
free. Living in faithful truth receivedthe work in need. How what the
gospel ministries preach the Word Indeed,were here to help each other, witness
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the truth and protect each other.So we set aside ourselves so we can
reach each other. So let youwork, surprise, let you praise out
and then there's the truth, opinion, release that holy shot you will listen
to do Receive podcast
Living in faithful truth. John Nadanthirty two says, and ye shall know
the truth, and the truth shallmake you free. How would it lift
you? What power would have setyou free? We need a power lift
the truth will set you free,living in faithful truth, received the work
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in need? How what the gospelministries preach the word? Indeed were here
to help each other witness the truthand protect each other. So we set
aside ourselves so we can reach eachother. So let you work surprise,
let you praise out. Then that'sthe truth opinion. Release that holy shot,
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greeding greeting the name of our LordJesus Christ, because that one doing
today. Hey, hey, wonderfullady, what's going on? They can
hear me lit? Hey, yes, I can. Can you hear me?
Mada? Okay, I can hearyou loud and clariss another way.
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You know what, last time wewas on, lady, to kill you
was sunny and bright and night inDallas, Texas. Now their songs come
in and rain it and all thatgoing on. Wow, that's dad for
you. That. I'm sad,but you know, but but that's how
we work though, that that's howwe work. So this is where we
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live and though we give the Lordthe blessing for it, you know,
and um, we give God topraise for the day. You know,
I want to thank God for usgiving us another opportunity, UM to be
on power left to have a notgo great and amazing guests and we just
read it for a great show.You know, how your day been,
Lady Kay talked to me, Oh, I had a busy day. You
know, today is National Day ofPrayer. So we did seven hours of
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prayer this morning over the Seven Mountains. Family, church, government, education,
entertainment, media were prayed for allof those areas. We had.
Oh I think maybe close to fiftypeople that came on today, you know,
one right after another praying. Itwas very, very powerful, very
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anointed. That's great. That's greatNational Day of Praying. Now we can't
build one day now that should setthe example for every day. You know
we prayed. Now, I don'tknow if I could do seven strong every
(02:44):
every day. I was like beforeday in the morning and a matter of
fact, it was eight hours.We were we were scared for seven but
we went into overtime. We werepraying so hard we went into overtime.
Amen, you never no, no, no, I see, yes,
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man, but always to pray andnot think. So I thank god,
I do not think I was hostand I think I thank god I did
not think had to take little waterbreak and you know, run to the
bathroom. But hey, we werein it to win it. Okay,
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this wasn't no droplets of blood comingout your poods. But no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no you
no. We didn't have the Gardenof get so any prayer seven nountains.
It was a marathon prayer chain,you know, virtual, so we were
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coming in. We have people fromAfrica and UK and yeah, so we
were coming both all over the place. California beautiful, beautiful, so it
was it was really a blessing Texas, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi. We
had people from all over. Soit was really amazing. And if people
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are interested in going back and watchingthat prayer, you can find it,
you know, on Crystal Henry onmy um Facebook page and on doctor Shirley
Clark her Facebook page or YouTube channel. So it was phenomenal National Day of
Prayer. So that well, well, speaking of prayer, do you mind
(04:44):
if I pray for night? Goahead, heavenly Father, we come.
We give you thanks, praise,glory an the Father God. We're giving
you reverence having the Father in themighty name of Jesus, Father God,
we say thank you for your favor, your grace, your mercy, your
love. Father God. We thankyou for opportunities pool for and over and
(05:05):
over again, Father God. Thenumber one opportunity that you will give us,
Father God, is to get thiswalk right with you, Father God.
Thank you for for giving us,Father God. Thank you for giving
us a second chance, Father God, a third chance, a poor chance.
Father God. Thank you for puttingup a good us. Father God.
And I would sin, Father God, But Father God, do ask
you to lead us on the pathwe of righteousness, Father God, so
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we no longer fall than the samesin over and over again. Father for
God. So, Father God,we ask you right now, Father Got,
to lead us or to night,guide us on to night. And
everything that is present, everything thatis asked, everything that has answers.
Far God will equipped and edify andelevate someone that would listen to Father God.
I pray Father listening audience right now, Father God, that they may
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be blessed Father God, in thename of Jusus, I pray right now,
Father God, that you would youwould lead us to the point right
now, Father God, where wewould we would be a blessed then,
Father God, to anyone that wetune in the lie all the replay,
Father God, Father God, thankyou fall gifts. Thank you for a
powerless family. Right now, FatherGod, thank you for a producer Jerry
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Royds, Father God, and wepray that blessed and continue to overflow under
power of powerless family, Father God. So we just thank you, we
bless you, we glorify you,and we put most of our Father God,
thank you for our guests on tonight, Father God, that will come
and be a blessing to us.So it since Jesus name that we do
pray. We say Amen, Amen, Amen again. So before we before
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to our amazing guests on tonight.Y'all are not going to believe who we
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have here. If you were listeningjust before we started, our great producer
Jerry Royce was playing some of hermusic. But we have an international recording
artist from Philadelphia. She has teamedup with a vocal arranger arranger Christina Pruitt
to release a prophetic worship song entitledLift You Up. This song is from
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her new album called Listening and isbased on Michael four one and two.
But in the last days it shallcome to pass that the mountain of the
House of the Lord shall be aestablished in the top of the mountains,
and it shall be exulted above theheels, and people shall flow unto it.
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This is Trina's fourth album. Herlatest album, It's You, has
a popular single called It's You fromPsalms one twenty one, one and two
and that went number two on theUK Soul charts. So I need you
to put your hands together for ouramazing guest, Trina Sharifa. Thank you.
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What's going on? How you doing? How you doing? How you
doing? I am blasted, Iam blessed to Holly favor. Can you
hear me clearly? That clear loud? And God bless you. Hey,
We thank you for being our guestson tonight. We thank you for honing
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us with your presents. And youknow I always tept my wife, but
I'll say white, Um, Jerryget giving us these gifts. That does
validate I would if it's legit.We've got an international artist on here,
so crazy the Lord for you,Thank God for you. Now, mister
Refa. I want to um,I want I want to share something,
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want to sound like a little envy, want to sound jealousy, Okay,
but I'm just gonna be real thatOkay at five years At five years old,
I was still trying to um pronounceEnglish words. Okay, I am
talking now now you're telling me,I'm looking at about you? What singing
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at five years old? Now?How this this Jerry started? Oh?
Yes, um, Church of Godin Christ. You know they they are
known for singers and if they'll pullit out of you, even at a
young age. You have famous singerscoming from church and Gadam Crisis, Kim
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Burrell, the Clark's Sisters, Stisticaland Lessen the al Armstrong. So yes,
I couldn't sing much, but Isaid, yes, Jesus loves me.
Yeah. I might have been fouryears old. I think I was
younger in five Yeah, So whendid you realize that no, people might
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have heard yes, but oh shefound you, she found you. But
when did you realize, like,nah, this, my boys a like
the regular post. There's something.There's a different annoint him. When did
you recognize the annoint him? Andthis wasn't just a talent, but it
was a gift. And when hedid to trying to recognize and step into
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that, I think around age nineand ten and then my early teams.
You know what if it came thatway, came actually in a secular way,
and it was like a bully inthe neighborhood. And Denise Williams had
a single out silly and me andh and Many Rippleton and they always say,
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yo, little girl, hit thesehigh notes. And I would hit
them high notes and um. Andthen I went to Christian school and then
they would have us singing in anoperatic tone, and again you would have
to hit unusual high notes. AndI don't see it all the time that
way now as an adult, Ido it when I when I led by
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the Holy Spirit. But yes,it was a booty. She was like,
get that note. I would hitthat note so they they could leave
me them long. So you didyou? Did you ever bank her?
Did you ever meet her later onin life? But bank her? Oh?
Yes, everyone knows her. Shewas. She was, She knew
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all the great singers. She wouldfollow like singers like Tina Marie Phoebe and
then but Many Rippleton and Denise Williamsfrom the Settles standpoint with my favorite.
Then from a Christian standpoint, Ilove the suit. The arm strong ain't
in line. Well, okay,now you said you realize that your age
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when you realize that you had aguest that something was different about your boys
and what God is doing with you. Now, when did you step into
the the other part of this,Because there's a part we can know how
to sing, but then there's anotherpart, another level, where you use
that gift ron the Norton to minister. At what age when you really ministering
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your the word of God, thepurpose of God to song, did you
realize that that, Okay, I'musing just a ministry now. It's not
just entertainment and it's not just feelgood, but it's a ministry that I
had. I think it was inmy mid early twenties when I moved from
Philadelphia down to Atlanta, and I'verealized then that God was setting me up
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because, like I said, inChristian school, I was being trained,
but I just thought it was justsomething we did in Christian school. But
I didn't particularly like gospel music otherthan Vanessa Belle Armstrong Carmen in Linda Adams.
So it was about the early twentiesand when I went down there,
I said, you know what thisis more than that God is really calling
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me nations with this voice. Yeah. Yeah, But that's when the whole
page came together that you had toget. You recognize that you have the
anoint him, and now you recognizeor know that God wants me to use
this two minutes certain piece of hardand soul. That's that's that's amazing.
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Thank you for that. And ahead, lady Kate. Yes, that is
so powerful. Now how old wereyou when you took your first overseas trip?
Oh? Wow, I had tobe about twenty six or twenty seven
years old. I'll say twenty six, yeah, twenty six, No,
twenty seven years old because I hadfinished my first album was called Finish the
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Race, and yeah, I wentto England, London, England. Wow.
So how did it feel, youknow, getting your passport, packing,
you know, and then going toanother country and you know, performing
singing ministry in another country. Well, I tell you, at first it
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was quite scary. I didn't knowwhat I would meet, you know,
no sense aliens or dreams, youknow. I just it was like going
to another planet. But once Igot there, I was like, oh
no, this is a big city, almost like New York, you know,
London. It's so huge and massive. But it was wonderful. I
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have to say. I didn't reallycare for love. In the first day,
it didn't feel it didn't feel likethe way I thought it was gonna
feel. A looked weather. SoI took a train to the next day
to Paris and out there for twodays because it was only two hours away.
But when I got back to London, I started singing and that's when
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things took off. Wow wow.You know they say you really haven't lived
until you leave the country to beable to see how other people lived.
And you know, were you embraced, you know, was a carpet,
red carpet rolled out? You knowwhat was that difference? And you have
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been to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, UM, Nigeria. God,
you've been like so many of thesewonderful places. What is that place
that was very breathtaking for you asyou have traveled over the years. I
would have to say Nigeria. Iwould say Italy, but I've never sung
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there. I just was there fora few days also, But breathtaking Nigeria,
West Africa? And what was thething that took your breath away?
I think it wasn't what we weretold, like black people lived on trees
and things like that. You know, it just told some crazy things and
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right to see the homes, I'llbe honest with you. Homes and people
don't have mortgages on that look betterthan the home that I was living in
there in the States. I mean, they're built beautifully and people not in
debt, you know, and Ithink that's what blew me or what they
they They take their time and they'renot Prussian like we are here. But
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and the levels of worship, thelevel of worship. If you are not
singing from the spirit, I don'tcare how well you can see, they
just pick it up. So theydon't play. It's like yeah, yeah,
yeah, now that's good and youdon't have the annoyancing, don't play
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with God, gonna sit down.Yeah, I love that. I love
that. It was the intensity,the intensity of the of worship. And
yeah, prayer, yeah, say, the way they pray, the way
they talk is very intense anyway,so when they're in prayer, it's so
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powerful, you know, And sothat's that's phenomenal. I love I love
that answer, because um, Ican't wait. I don't know one day
I'm gonna go praise the Lord Lord, but that go ahead, go on
that boat and go there, goahead, doing lady K. So what
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was your now? Do you writeyour song or your songs written for you?
Um? I write my own songs, but usually there's always one on
each album that um it's written bysomeone, as for instance, on this
album how Great Thou Art, Idid a remake of that, and on
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my other two albums I always didn'tget a lot of Adams remake. Let
us worship them. It's on mygood album. M hm wow. So
how does it? How does right? I'm sorry, I'm just taking over.
Go ahead, rever and red goahead, go ahead, go ahead.
I'm just sitting at them. I'mtrying to give me a McDonald's burg
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or something at each and you're justbarging all the questions. But ahead,
go ahead. So I had oneof them yesterday. It would not go.
It would not leave me until Iad ahead of McDonald's burger and I
settled it yesterday. Yes this Sunday. You know, I had a burger
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today, but it wasn't with donald's. But your show was a good one,
oh man. But I was gonnaask you, when you are writing
songs, do they just when youare um in practice? Do they just
come do they come in the shower? You know, how does God give
you your songs, your music,your lyrics. Um, I could hear
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what they call it beat an instrumental, and it just comes to me.
I really didn't perfectly try to writea song. The hoo me just comes.
Or if I hear a great message, the word that comes sometimes from
that you know who ye come,and then I start writing, like the
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verses and stuff. But that hook, Damn, it's like the song shoot
me, I don't chance the song. See now. I love the fact
that you said that, because it'slike God is like, Okay, I'm
gonna give you this part. Hereit comes, and this is what you're
gonna see. So I love that. I love that. Okay, Rever
Red, I'm gonna let you go. Amen. Well, before I ask
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my question, I gotta go backto your transition from Philadelphia to to London
a real quick. Okay, letme get to my question. What part
of Philadelphia were you rap? Wereyou in the hood and all that?
Um? Okay, so let melet me say. Um. I was
born in the good North Philadelphia,but I was raised in South Jersey.
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But it's just maybe thirty minutes outsideof Philly, so it's still find silly.
Yeah, but I'm back in thecity now. Yeah, because you
know, the reason was asking that'sa that's a tough transition to come from
the hood and try to go tothe boogie in London. You know what,
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every but the top of the morningto you to tell you. You
know. So I was like,would that transition had to be kind of
difficult? Like would you say,well, well, well, well,
when I moved from Philly, Imoved down to Atlanta. So Atlanta was
that Bible Belt and it wasn't asrough as Philadelphia. But um, so
it was like this shilly South JerseyPhilly, Atlanta, Atlanta, London.
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Atlanta to London was not as bad. Um, Okay, I got you.
Okay, that's that's because I camefrom Jamaica and from Jamaica to Texas,
and I have that Jamaican accent andthe Texas accent, and you know
it's like, okay, what kindof accent do you have? You?
But you know what speaking but doyou know what? Rever go ahead,
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I don't I don't mean to cutyou. Guess what when you go to
when you go to London, Ah, you see Jamaicans and Nigeria through that
name. So yeah, the bestor soul food I had was from Jamaicans.
I dont know so many Jamaicans inLondon and they can throw down,
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I mean and then fire for theLord. So were you no African Americans
there? Everyone is from Africa orJamaica. Okay, um um, add
one more Jamakan to your list.Okay, because I was born in Jamaica.
Yeah, but anyway, Um,I wouldn't go back to your songs.
The inspiration for your songs? Yousaid the scriptures that like Micah for
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one and two. Now did youdid you hear someone preach a firm and
using that scripture and the song came? Or were you just reading the Bible
of studying the Bible and just it'syou, Because that's how I do my
sermon. I just read. I'mlike reading a book or reading the Gospel,
and as i read, I'm like, whoa, let me go back
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and read that again. Okay,let me prepare this lesson, you know,
And that's how I preached from me. So how did that did Michael
four one and two inspire you?And also saw him one twenty one,
one and two? How did thatinspire you with it from a preacher,
from hearing a sermon or was itjust some I was reading a word and
studying one night and God gave itto them. Yeah, the spirit of
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revelation. You know, you couldread something over and over from one day,
just that one moment your as becomeyou get that aha moment, and
I call it this spirit of revelationand understanding. And mountain, the world
mountain came out. Really paid attentionto the word mountain. I've been saved
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a long time already. It didn'tmean nothing to me. I was too
busy focusing, like on the bloodthat on the cross, the anointing,
faver birds like that, right.And then the pandemic hit and I said,
door, we're so focused on thedarkness of this plague. We gotta
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keep our eyes. And then thatjust came out. You know, Lord,
I'm lifting you up above our mountainsand a ballace. And then something
said google it on the Bible andshowing up knock up chapter four. So
it was already in the world ofGod and that was just a confirmation.
Um, yeah, it was alreadythere. It was already there. The
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word mountain is very powerful. Inthe Bible, but I've never really noticed
it. Okay, Okay, Ilove you know you go ahead, Reverend.
Yeah, sometimes you know, wewe we we look at But what
you just said right there, it'sthe same way when I'm prepared if after
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preach Sunday or against church, Iread it and I read it and I
don't read it before. Sometimes Idon't preach it before and you read it
and it's like, oh okay,it's like the first time. I just
read it and the revelation would cometo you. And so the safe thing
works for preaching and singing. Theminister in the song also, now do
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you minister the word? Also doyou preach or teach? Yeah, it's
strange. I probably have more messagessitting away than I do song and I
just get the revelation and I likethe title down. But I only preach
when people ask me to preach.But it's it's the same kind of system.
I think. Really, he's ason, Reverend, He's a son,
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and they just put the music.Yeah, but but what okay,
okay, lady, kay, Igotta, I gotta, I gotta letter.
You don't know me yet, Jerry, Jerry knows what's coming. I
gotta let you know this now.It's the same system. Right but but
but, Sharifa, I just wantto tell you right now you're cheating.
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Are you supposed to say? Why? Reverend? Yeah? Why because I
can look at it. I canlook at a scripture and I can see
it and I can preach it.See, I can't sing, so you
so you can sing? See youcan sing and preach free. That ain't
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anything. I gotta go back andGod about Dad, about God? Why
can you get your boster sing?You? But you know? But system?
Yeah, So that's my that's mymy bad that I have with myself,
Shariffa. I can't. I can'tsing. The only the only no
fumbly hit, the only no fumbleto hitter. That you give me a
sledge hammer I can beat up.But other than that, I ain't nothing
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coming out of me but some painif I try to sing. You know
what, though, But let metell you something, and I'm not trying
to flatter you. Man. Whenpeople who can sing after they hear your
message, they sing better. Whenthe word of God and there's an anointance
anybody around you, they're gonna pickup in the realm of the spirit.
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Some vives and some viperations. Youunderstand what I mean. So don't think
you're being counted out. You're justthrowing a different um a tone. But
it's all it's all sound faith comingby hearing and hearing about the word of
God. Yea man, thank youfor that encouragement. Thank you for lady
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carry don't say not if I'm runningaround it. How can leave me a
little right in the shower right?Thank you man. I love that explanation
right there. If you have tohave nobody tonight, you have helped me.
Thank you so much. Now,missif just going to let you know
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before you leave tonight, we're goingto give you an opportunity to share your
website or social media um all theinformation that how to get your music.
We would love you to share thatwith our listening audience. We will give
that opportunity before you leave on tonight. Okay, so be prepared for that
little bit later. Okay, ladycan't go ahead. So I want to
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know you know, there's always thatHow did you get saved the turning point
in your life? How did Iget to a turning point in my life?
How did you give yourself to theLord. How did you surrender?
You like to cry again? Itstarted that move from Philly to Atlanta.
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It um. Sometimes God has tomove you musically with a different location,
maybe to separate you. Uh,there's a there's a greatness in separation.
I noticed now being older. WhenI was younger, I wanted to be
accepted, but moving away and justbeing under some powerful words. I did
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not want to give myself to thedoing one hundred percent until I moved down
to Atlanta because I didn't know howto meaning, Okay, I'll go to
church. Um. Now you gottaget delivered from anything. You know,
you're messing around or you're just goingto clubs. You know. I was
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never into drugs anything like that,but you have to it's a process.
And then the music I had tosay, Okay, I gotta give you
one hundred percent. I can't belike seventy five percent in in, twenty
five percent out, one foot in, one out. So it was a
process. But I was in theBible belt and everywhere you look it's the
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Church, God, the Jesus,the Bible. It's not like that as
much as the least as it isdown south. So um, It was
the influence of my godmother, mygodmother who I went to stay with.
She was the one who introduced meto Jesus as a young girl. She
had a big influence. I wantto give a shout out to her,
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Anna Sanders. Yeah, she walkedthe walk before you. Yes she did.
And she was the one who broughtme to the church to see that.
Yes, Jesus loves me at fiveyears old. Ammen for that.
That is a blessing, you know. Um. It's good to have great
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influence, you know, in youngpeople's lives and for them to you know,
um, make a difference, youknow, experience a difference. So
I love that you know you shoutit out to her and that you know
that she was the one, youknow. Um, So praise God for
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that. That's beautiful. That isbeautiful. Go ahead, everyone now,
UM we're gonna get to your umdown here at the bottom. You got
something that caught my attention and Iwould get it at a minute. UM,
I want to ask you about temptationnow. You know, UM,
a lot of artists that we haveon our show, UM, the most
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of them, I won't say allof them, said the fact that you
have this gifts. You have thisvoice that's just holl When people don't have
that voice, that that's what makesyou and the orlanda Adam, the Whitney
Houston or Carmon makes you guys different. Was there ever temptation to like ghost
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secular or like wow, you know, Whitney Houston started in the church,
but look at the money she madeand look where she went with her voice.
Was there ever that battle that wentthrough your hearts, your spirit or
your mind that man, I couldprobably go secular and make a lot more
money than being in the church.Yeah. I mean, you know,
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I forgot to mention I used tobe a rapper as a teenager, so
that temptatial is really there. Yeah. So I used to battle boys on
the corner, so between singing andrapping and all that. But once,
once I found out that about contemporarygospel music, I said, I can
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do this for the Lord. Ican give it. I can I can
think I can do all this forhim. And my first albums I always
put one rap song or each albumexcept for them for but if someone really
beat me up in the corner,they will find out if I have the
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lad ladic, we will get it. We can get a powerlistic exclusive right
now. Okay, okay, Idon't know if you never put it out
there. I don't I don't knowif you ever said it. I wonder
if they had been printed. Butin your mind, what was your rap
name? Because I know he wasn'tthe Sharifa. That had to be something,
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you know, like Queen Latifa.You know, no it was.
It was MC Sharifa, then Sharifauh and then Sharifa just you know,
when the gospel over than Europe.And that's why I make it a point
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because wait, man, I'm gonnamake everybody laugh now, I'm probably dona
make anybody laugh for you. Sure, woman, Shariffa the Stallion or nothing
like that. What you these toughnames and all that, But you see
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Shariffa that that is that is goodto know. That is good to my
own funny now it's promical to menow, but that that is something to
know. That is you know,so you went to that journey. That's
that's good. Well, but theanswer good point. I think all I
think all gospels are to sometimes thinkthat or you can go so, but
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God has not really called me.Some of my music has already crossed though
interceptulor you know, uh okay,so yeah, but sometimes when you and
church with church, people are likeif they don't appreciate you, the world
see the devil. They know howto pick people out of church, out
of the gospel, and ye andand and if they come over this you
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know how to treat you, butthey don't take you the cart. Yes,
and sometimes the cost to so sonsthe devil is too high. Thank
you, Thank you for saying that. Thank you so much. Thank you.
I pray all listen. Got toget your blood. Yeah, yeah,
that that is that is powerful rightnow. Not speaking of um being
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an influence. I love the lastpart of your m your bio when you
said you work for the youth,you know, because that's if you ask
my wife, that's my heart rightthere. You know. I run the
Mighty Kings basketball organization and with youngmen and picking them up and take them,
so I ask my wife. Sometimesthe whole summer there is ten kids
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at our house, you know,every weekend, you know, to keep
them out of trouble. They keepthem out of where they are, you
know, and they see a godlyman with a with a godly wife for
manly affecting the love their wife orwife love and the other. And I
just love to be a living examplefor you because they don't see that nowadays.
They listening to these rap songs andyou're supposed to cuss, lave shoes,
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kid, call women odi and allthat. And you know sometimes so
let me so, I want toask you this question. What is the
most challenging part when it comes throughworking with youth, young man a young
lady. What is the most challengingpart of that to you? When they
think they know what they know whenthey don't, Yes, man, and
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they don't and not having foresight theconsequences to the action. What is it
gonna be like seeing five down theline? And I hate to say the
last thing, God forgive me.It's sometimes the parents little inscipline, wellscips.
Sometimes it's equivalent to he's not lovingit. It's it's it's you're thinking
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they they think they're helping the child, but in the endian not, You've
over spoiled or over softing. Andthen so when someone in the world tells
them no, they can't take it, they will not be because no one
told them no. Right wow,Okay, okay, real talk. That's
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that's nice nuggets on tonight. That'sthat's that's really right there. Now tell
us about this right here the eightI was interested in this. It's you.
Um. You produce a TV gospelprogram for the youth on Obe TV
called Gospel World and Good News Vibe. Tell us about that show either primarily
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UM directed at youth or how gota youth program and what are the ages?
Yes, that was a while agoand sold that probably reached people between
the ages of fifteen to about thirtyfive or forty. UM. That was
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UM. I shot a segment andin Scandinavia, over in Denmark, the
country Denmark and in London. UMand UM. It was really good,
you know, to just say,look, I'm not going to sing on
my own show, even though I'ma gospel singer. I'm gonna showcase people
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who have talent but just don't havean age, they don't have an outlet.
They just want to express themselves.Right. You give them that opportunity
and people will show up. Yeah, they will. They show up.
And it wasn't the privilege to justcomments say look, man, you're not
famous, none of us are.What We're gonna use our gift and we
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on TV. Amen. Amen,Now do you want to do? You?
Do you want to do? Youwant to get back into that?
Or your schedule too busy? Youhave too much going on like the TV
program. Yeah, it would dependon the city. I don't know about
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Philadelphia. Um, but I thinkif God wills it's it's still a good
thing to do, you know.Rest, I'm glad that you mentioned again.
You you're saying your house and children. It's like gold. It's like
God hasn't trusted you with sold Itmay not be music, but those children
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have god giving talents and he putin that wound. And that's all we
trying to do is get an outletwhere they can express themselves. It could
be basketball, it could be football, it could be wrapping. But the
I think we have now got likewhen I was coming up instance out there.
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Yeah that's true. That that isthat is so true. Okay,
all right, maybe UM wait aminute and mc sharisa, here's what I
need you to do. I needyou to draw. I need you to
share it with our listening audience.I need you to share your website,
social media, everything about you,how to get your music and shout out
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to whether you need to shout outto you have that time to do that,
now go ahead, Okay, JasonNation uh down in Texas women his
wife, UM me before Nation,Um they you know happened a good around
was promoting um god um so Iwant to second shout out to them.
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Uh was want to tell people aboutmy website Sharifa online dot com, Sharifa
online dot com. Um. Thenew album called Listening is on Spotify,
Amazon, Apple Music. That's calledListening. It's on all major platforms.
But here's what I really want yallagain. I want y'all to look at
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those music videos of the two singlesfrom this album, one called Listening Listening
and the other Lift You Up,Lift You Are Too. Oh yes,
Lift You Up Trina Cuff traina ShrienfaCuff and Listening Listening YouTube channel h if
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you can go and just google thatand it'll come up on YouTube or go
straight to YouTube. Lift You Upthe song you played earlier. It has
a beautiful music video with me andChristina Pruett. And then the other single
called Listening also as a wonderful video. Okay, and Daddy, you got
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all the shot outs in got allmy shout, shout out to my mother,
shout out to um my dad,mother and a finger and um,
yeah my family. Lenny Perry,Shilli Perry. Ah wow. William said,
yeah, husband, everybody, praisethe Lord, Praise the Lord.
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Okay, lady, kay, goahead before a close eye. Jack asked
the questions, UM, I don'tthink I thought you was gonna ask her
to give us a freestyle. Up. I thought that's what she was gonna.
You know where, y'all. I'mI'm gonna tell y'all something I used
to keep when I would go onthem battle Now, y'all that made me
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repent all in the public door.They would think I was freestyle and I
would have them rep memoride, memo, ride and people would walk away.
She's the grave and the grave,not knowing that I woke that rap the
night before. Oh my door,my wrapping. I don't even know the
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worry knowing what I want. Iwanted to trouble used to follow me from
the time I said hello. Theyget to was too much for us.
Took the bus to the sub berth. We tried. Um, you could
never take together a lot of folks. So when we took the fire from
the phone and the school, thelifers. I spent most of my time
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in my body, my spirit,my soul, my mind become. But
I'm talking about That's what I'm talkingabout. Thank you so much. Ay
Ay the power Less Exclusive, Babypower lest Ex. I don't think you've
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been to refrom anybody and asked youto go three style on the interview.
Huh, look, I'll take it. I'll take the power Less Exclusive.
Come on now, ye yes,Okay, go ahead, lady game that.
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Look, that was my last question. I just want you know I'm
not youre going to ask that earlier. Okay, Well I do I do
have a question. I do havea question. And you know, since
you from Philly, okay, andand and we we were in Dallas,
Texas. Okay, so if theredo you tour? Do you plan on
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touring? Do you planning going out? And oh yes, because the weather
is getting warm, it's it's seemedtime to you know, I'm hoping that
I'll get that to uh get downto Dallas. I was last time I
was down there. I was inplan though, and uh I thought I
was the only black person there.I didn't see nobody else. You should
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you should have called us. Wewould have rolled up on you. We
would have rolled up on you.Ain't been. It was my first and
last time in Texas. Same inthe Texas. Since I said, I
I know I was in plain O, Texas. I remember it was about
twelve years ago. Like twelve yearsago. We were really there, like
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really spent a lot of time inplain though for real, I wasn't the
only one man. Yeah the rthe freeway. You was on the left
father the freeway. That's what happened. We passed each other, That's what
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happened. Yeah, you need youneed to put you need to put Dallas
in in in and on your scheduleand later K you're you're two new fans,
raben ridden later K you know,add us to the fan. But
we need, we need backstage passes. That's all I'm saying. No,
No, Dallas is definitely yeah,Dallas and Houston Houston as well talking everyone
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now h yeah, so now yougotta you gotta let let us know your
schedule. And UM, I alsohave to say this to you also,
UM you said your videos and yoursong. You know my I preach virtual
every Sunday and every Wednesday. SoI just want to make sure I have
your right to play your music onmy virtual church. Come on, okay,
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we know that I'll be I'll bebusting it out. Okay, should
probably put a disclaimer in there.As long as you don't sing, it'll
be good to me actually doing me. Last thing I want to ask you.
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Last thing I want to ask you, mister Reef. Are you?
Are you a football fan? Ofcourse? Now I am? You know
I am? Now I ain't nowhy yes, let her tell you why.
This is the home of the PhiladelphiaEagles. Jail is hurt. I
got yes, but hold on,I'm a I'm a I'm an Eagle fan
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too, even though I'm die inDallas. I would like the Cowboys.
I don't like them Kboys. I'mI'm upset at you because y'all didn't beat
us like y'all should, you knowthe last time. So don't play with
them Cowboys this year? Okay,handle y'all business, all right. I
knew it, I know it,I know it, I know it.
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You know that's an America's team.Now, yeah, I don't know what
America you live in, but anyway, um um, and you know and
you know, Jerry, you knowJerry with his boys, you know,
Baltimore Ravens, so you know,Jerry probably trying to throw his to the
two fence in here too. ButI'm yeah, you know, but um
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But any way, mister Refo,thank you so much. We had a
great time. Like you tell usour listening audience, We're are meeting you
for the first time too. Weare meeting you like they are meeting you,
and we just want to thank youfor your hospitality. I want to
thank you for your time, foryour um, your you're the nuggets you
(50:36):
dropped tonight was amazing, you know, thank you so much. Thank you,
thank you for yeah, thank youfor the freak styles, thank you
for this amen. I just wantto thank you for a low enough to
play your music on our virtual umum church. And you know, I
just I just thank you. I'mI'm full right now, I'm full to
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make anything you want to add.Lady Kate, No, thank you so
much. And the only thing Iwould ask is do you have like a
you know, one minute word thatyou would tell people, you know,
to encourage them for the muscle youare so profeted Because the Lord already told
(51:22):
me you was going to ask meto bust a rat and he told me
he was gonna tell me that,say a quick word. You were so
profeted you were writing spirit to likethat. I would like to share,
is work your gift. You needto work your gift. We all have
a gift that we wish we had. Like I'm not organized. I wish
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I was organized, But there's somepeople who work that one gift and it's
valued. And I want to tellanybody who has any gift, discover your
gift, work your gift and usethe spirit of diligence and excellence behind it,
and God will take you to thenext level. Don't don't devalue what
He is giving you. Don't envywhat other people have. Work your gift
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toward your towards your ground. Hallelujah, thank you. And as you are
diligent, God's favor will show upand you will find what increase in the
mighty name of Jesus. Thank youLord, Thank you God, and praise
the Lord. A man. Ithink that's that's great close out for the
(52:31):
show. I don't yet where likeyou said, Mysterifa, thank you so
much. And I know Lady Katenext Thursday, the same bad time same
bad channel, but the same batmanJerry Royd. Okay, we will see
(52:51):
God back here. Okay, SoGod bless you guys, thanks to a
listening audience, thanks to our producerJerry Roys, and much thankful shout out
and love to our amazing guests,Miss mc shari, God bless you and
(53:14):
God have a good night. Lookguys, something I want say, don't
(53:39):
Johnny the redescen my face? God? Hi, all right now listened to
man you instin you you you?But about when you think? You come
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again? To you? About youwhen everything boa? Don't you know about
(54:42):
her beadres and crime? About laticsto all right? No, still my
tempt shop you I didn't you?You? You? But about didn't you
(55:22):
about your real got out of time? You were so sometimes you gotta fringum.
(55:58):
We were the balance when you againa balance, when be you real
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amount team with ching The balance willkill power living living in faithful truth.
(57:06):
John Ayden thirty two says, andye shall know the truth, and the
truth shall make you free. Howwould it lift you up? Power would
have set you free? We needa power lift The truth will set you
free. Living in faithful truth receivedthe work in need. How what the
gospel ministries preach the Word Indeed,were here to help each other, witness
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the truth and protect each other.So we set aside ourselves so we can
reach each other. So let youwork, surprise, let you praise out
and then there's the truth, opinion, release that holy shot you will listen
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