That’s how Christian R&B artist Kennis Clark describes the genre he’s fighting to build a home for — and it captures the whole spirit of this conversation. On this episode of the Fresh Leftovers Radio Show, three artists who move very different crowds sit down to talk about what it really means to make your craft a ministry.

Hosts Legacy the Prince and DJ B4EY welcome Kennis Clark (Christian R&B artist and founder of God Bless R&B), choreographer KB, and Christian EDM/house DJ Jimmy Rock for an honest, funny, family-style hang about creativity, calling, and community.

In this episode, they get into:

• Why Kennis says Christian R&B is “a bubble within a bubble” — and what it’ll take to break out
• How KB translates a message through movement — and why he refuses to dance around the harder stories people carry, like depression and anxiety
• Jimmy Rock’s revelation in Bogotá that “DJs are worship leaders,” and the surprising gospel roots of house music
• What it means to lead with people, not over them — and to steward the souls you’re responsible for, not just their skill set
• The evangelism mindset that takes the pressure off: you don’t have to “close,” you just plant the seed

Whether you sing, dance, spin, or create anything at all, this one is about pointing your gift back to God — and building real community around it.

Watch or listen to the full episode now.

Fresh Leftovers is part of the Holy Culture network — real conversations at the intersection of faith and culture. Holy Culture Radio airs on SiriusXM Channel 168