well i dont think playing jazz or rnb is a problem. it just depends on the artists u play 4. there are a lot of respectable/decent rnb artists that i would play 4. some on my list are brian mcknight, angie stone, anthony hamilton, jill scott, vivian green, dave hollister, gerald levert, mary j blige, and some more that i cant think of right now. but we also gotta ask ourselves this: is it ok to play for any gospel artist? cuz we all know a lot of artists are not even tryin to live what they sing about. some gospel artists are openly gay, drink smoke, etc. so u really gotta jus seek god for who u should play for. and im not judging anyone, cuz we all got issues to work out in our own lives. but whoever u chose to play for, take a look at the person and see what they stand for and what there believes are. and decide if u want to be seen supporting that persons music. and most importantly, ask the lord about it. he might put u in a weird place to minister to someone, and feed your family at the same time. i mean, should kirk, fred hammond, or tye tribbet open up for secular artists at concerts? some whould say no, but thats an awesome chance to spread the message to folks who dont normally go to church, and be blessed financially as well. thats jus my opinon. god bless yall.