Game tries to balance religion with his unorthodox lifestyle on “Hallelujah,” one of the songs that will appear on his fifth album Jesus Piece. The West Coast MC praises the Lord and hollers at bad bitches while a gospel choir and Jamie Foxx sing out over the soulful beat.

“Bad bitches in here, forgive me for my sins/ I ain’t mean to walk inside a church cursing again/ I want to live righteous and you know I love Jesus, but you can’t catch the holy ghost in the Prius,” raps a conflicted Jayceon.

You can now listen to snippets and pre-order the album on iTunes prior to its December 11 drop date.

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The Game serves up a double dose for his “Sunday Service.” Following “Black Jesus,” Charles Louboutin teams with Master P on “HVN4AGNGSTA,” produced by DJ Premier. The song is from his Jesus Piece recording sessions, but will not appear on the album.

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The Game unleashes the holy spirit on the fourth installment in his “Sunday Service” series. On the soulful “Black Jesus,” produced by Sap, the Compton MC anoints himself the “young black Jesus” and walks on water in his black Yeezys.

“Five albums, five masterpieces/ Can’t leave rap alone, The Game needs it,” raps Game, whose reality show “Marrying The Game” premieres tomorrow night on VH1.

Game’s fifth album Jesus Piece is due December 11 feauring appearances from Kanye West, J. Cole, 2 Chainz, Rick Ross, Kendrick Lamar, Jamie Foxx, Chris Brown, and many more.

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Game brings together hip-hop’s finest on his fifth album Jesus Piece. Due December 11, the star-studded set includes 12 tracks, with appearances from Kanye West, Common, J. Cole, 2 Chainz, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, Big Sean, Kendrick Lamar, Jamie Foxx, Meek Mill, and more.

The project has stirred controversy for its religious theme and deluxe artwork, but Game is not worried. “At the end of the day, everybody’s going to appreciate the concept, appreciate the music, and I think I’ll have the best album to come out this year,” he told Rap-Up TV.

See the tracklisting below.

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Game brought all five members of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony together while shooting the video for his remix to “Celebration.” The rappers went in front of the lens in Los Angeles on Wednesday, posing in front of a mural of the late Eazy-E.

“At the video shoot for the Bone Thugs remix for celebration !!! Got all 5 Bone Thugs & a full bottle of patron on deck,” tweeted Game, who sampled Bone Thugs’ classic “1st of tha Month” on the single.

Game’s fifth album Jesus Piece drops December 11, but first he will star in his VH1 reality series “Marrying The Game,” set to debut November 19 at 9:30 p.m.

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The war of words continues. Shyne fires back at Game on “Psalms 68 (Guns & Moses),” which comes just days after Game’s latest diss “Cough Up a Lung.”

“This is blasphemy, your whole entire career patterned after me,” raps the Belize MC in front of the Harley-Davidson shop in Paris. “Get what you came for, you the big bad Blood, what you scared for?/ I shoot that butterfly off your face/ Tell Jesus peace and I’ma smile at your wake.”

The beef started after Shyne called Kendrick Lamar’s debut good kid, m.A.A.d city “trash,” prompting Game to step in and defend his fellow Compton MC.

Who took this round? Listen and weigh in below.

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Game let the good times roll when he stopped by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Monday to perform his single “Celebration.” Wearing his Jesus piece with a Jesus piece chain, the star of VH1’s “Marrying the Game” was joined by fellow Cali rapper Tyga on the celebratory single off his upcoming album Jesus Piece. Get your dubs in the air.

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Game ignited a firestorm of controversy with the deluxe cover for Jesus Piece, which featured a portrait of a tatted Jesus wearing a bandana and Jesus piece chain. But the Compton rapper takes a different approach with the standard cover, paying tribute to his late brother.

The black-and-white artwork features a photo of Jevon Danell Taylor’s obituary with the words “In Loving Memory Of…” above it. Jevon was only 20 when he was murdered at a gas station due to gang violence. Game explained the decision behind the cover.

“I let my son write my name & the album title on it & in that moment I felt a connection between who I knew my brother to be when he was Harlem’s age & my son now,” he wrote on Instagram. “That moment was the closest my son will ever be to my brother & that alone is the reason I felt I should share it with you.”

Due December 11, the star-studded Jesus Piece features the single “Celebration,” plus appearances from J. Cole, Young Jeezy, Future, Trey Songz, Kanye West, and more.

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