Rehabilitation, healing and restoration at the heart of Lecrae's latest album

Anger, depression, addiction, and discontentment: just a few of the ills that plague many a man. The solutions: join a group, read a book, basically, You can win this battle!

But what about the war? In solely attacking the behaviours or the external problems in our lives the origin of our issues is overlooked. Essentially, we try to alter effects, instead of exploring and tackling the cause. Some don’t realise the root of their problems is internal, in fact spiritual. Others recognise, but underestimate how serious their problems are. And even still, as believers, we trust in ourselves to overcome by our own strength.

Out of a burden to encourage and challenge others, while also confessing his own struggles in this area, Lecrae offers Rehab. On his long-awaited fourth album, Lecrae informs listeners that because of our sinful nature we all need rehabilitation, healing, and restoration back to the original state of unity with God. The universal solution to all our problems is not found in anything but Jesus. The Christian life is therefore an entrance into rehab.

Fittingly, the Rehab experience begins with “Check In,” as Lecrae prepares himself and his audience to leave behind their addictions and hindrances and enter rehabilitation. What follows is not the usual compilation of sermons and theology-driven lyrics listeners have come to expect from Lecrae. Instead, Rehab is full of gritty, heartfelt, vulnerable and even emotional songs like “Just Like You”, which specifically explores the impact of substitutionary role models that pale in comparison to the perfect example found in Christ.

Lecrae gets support from Sho Baraka, Trip Lee, Tedashii, Pro, J.R., Benjah and many others along the journey towards restoration—with several memorable collaborations. PK, CheeseBeats, J.R., and Benjah contribute on production and sonically, help take the listener along a soul-full ride. Rehab also features bangers like “Use To Do It Too” and “High” along with the anthems “Children of the Light,” “40 Deep,” and “Walking On Water” - on which Lecrae boasts in God’s ability to empower the weakest of men.

Lecrae’s prayer is that people will not just gain practical insight for their lives, but they would find real sympathy from him and mostly, Jesus. He is more than our healer. He IS our healing. He doesn't just offer us peace. He IS our peace. And He IS our rehabilitation. So find rest for your weary soul and joy in the midst of life's ups and downs by checking into Rehab.

Track Listing
1. Check In
2. Killa
3. Divine Intervention ft. J.R.
4. Just Like You ft. J. Paul
5. Gotta Know ft. Benjah
6. Used To Do It Too ft. KB
7. Children of the Light ft. Sonny Sandoval & Dillavou
8. High ft. Sho Baraka & Suzy Rock
9. New Shalom ft. PRo
10. 40 Deep ft. Tedashii & Trip Lee
11. Walking On Water
12. God Is Enough ft. Flame & Jai
13. Boasting ft. Anthony Evans
14. Background ft. C-Lite
15. New Reality ft. Chinua Hawk
16. Release Date ft. Chris Lee
17. Bonus Track I Love You ft. Chris Lee

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