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SPECIAL — God's Not Dead: Unpacking the Michael Tait Allegations

SPECIAL — God's Not Dead: Unpacking the Michael Tait Allegations

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Who said a finale had to be final? In this very special episode, Tim and Ray dust off the mics to delve into the recent sexual assault allegations against Michael Tait, a prominent figure in Christian music, including his time with DC Talk and the Newsboys. The conversation highlights the broader issues of sexual misconduct, substance abuse, and the hypocrisy within the Christian music industry. The hosts critique the industry's inconsistent handling of scandals, particularly the forgiveness of men over women. They also reflect on the lack of affirming voices for LGBTQ+ individuals in Christian music. The episode concludes with updates on the hosts' personal projects, including new music releases and ongoing work.


Content warning: sexual assault, substance abuse, spiritual harm.


Resources/References:


“EXCLUSIVE: Former Newsboys Frontman Michael Tait Accused of Sexual Assault, Grooming, and Substance Abuse, Dating Back to 2004” by Jessica Morris | The Roys Report


“Julie Roys and LGBTQ+ People” by Celeste Irwin | Celestial Navigation


“Michael Tait Breaks Silence” by CCM Magazine


Follow Tim Dillinger at God’s Music Is My Life: ⁠https://godsmusicismylife.substack.com/⁠

Milik Kashad TV: http://www.youtube.com/@MilikKashadTV


Follow Ray Curenton: https://raycurenton.com/


Imagination Fury Arts: https://imaginationfuryarts.com/

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