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Big Wordz “Get Some Business” Stands on Faith

Cover art for Big Wordz — Get Some Business

Big Wordz “Get Some Business” Stands on Faith

Big Wordz “Get Some Business” puts a plainspoken question at the center of the record: what does it look like to handle your business while standing on faith? Released January 3, 2025, the Gospel Hip-Hop / Christian Rap single comes from Kenneth Borner, the Las Vegas artist working under the name Big Wordz.

On the Big Wordz “Get Some Business” release, business is more than a punchline—it becomes a test of responsibility, focus, and faith. The song’s directness gives the record its center: growth is not abstract, and transformation is not something to wait for. It starts with the work in front of you.

The supplied materials frame the song around struggle, growth, transformation, taking responsibility, and moving forward. TBK247 first featured the release in the September 11, 2026 edition of Christian Media Weekly, where it sat inside a wider conversation about faith showing up in real life.

Cover art for Big Wordz — Get Some Business
Big Wordz — Get Some Business cover art.

Release: January 3, 2025  •  Genre: Gospel Hip-Hop / Christian Rap  •  Based in: Las Vegas, Nevada

Big Wordz Handles Business With Faith in View

“Get Some Business” is built around the tension between intention and action. Faith can be spoken about in broad terms, but the song’s working vocabulary is practical: face what needs to be faced, take ownership, and keep moving. That frame lets the record connect with listeners who know that growth often looks like a decision made one day at a time.

For Big Wordz, the message sits close to the realities of struggle and change. The supplied story for this release points to transformation as a process rather than a finished pose. There is room for setbacks in that picture, but there is also a clear expectation that a person keeps showing up—honest about where they are and willing to do the next right thing.

That perspective is what gives the single its faith-centered weight. “Get Some Business” does not need a polished testimony to make its point. It works from the conviction that responsibility and belief can live in the same sentence: trust God, then handle what is in front of you.

A Las Vegas Voice Building Toward Tenacity

Big Wordz is the artist name of Kenneth Borner, based in Las Vegas, Nevada. The supplied materials also point toward Tenacity, an upcoming project. That next step gives “Get Some Business” a place in a larger build, but the single stands on its own: a record about handling responsibility while keeping faith in view.

That balance is part of what makes the release feel timely even beyond its original January 2025 release date. The song meets listeners at the intersection of belief and action, with a message grounded in the choices that shape everyday life.

Watch Big Wordz — “Get Some Business”

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