On August 31, 2010, Reach Records revealed the track list for Rehab, released it for pre-order, and premiered a promotional video 'Idols'. Lecrae subsequently clarified on his Twitter account that the song was not a single from Rehab, but rather a theme song for Kanakuk Kamps, a chain of Christian camps for which he writes songs annually. On August 5, 2010, Rapzilla shared a new song from Lecrae called 'Amp It Up'. On July 7, Lecrae announced on the Reach Records website that the title of his new album would be Rehab. Lecrae promised that all proceeds from the single's sales would go directly to the Haiti relief effort. On February 5, 2010, Lecrae released a charity single entitled 'Far Away', a tribute to the victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Rather than risk scandal, he and his girlfriend had the baby aborted, a decision he says he now deeply regrets. However, Lecrae still struggled in his faith − as revealed in 'Good, Bad, Ugly', in 2002 he impregnated a then-girlfriend. He started volunteering and performing at a juvenile detention center, and the reception he received convinced him that offering 'hope and encouragement' through music was what he wanted to do. Lecrae went back to school at the University of North Texas. Lecrae cites this incident as the one which convinced him to commit his life to Christ. He had no seatbelt and the roof and windshield of the car caved in, his glasses were molded into the frame of the car, but he survived completely uninjured. Lecrae says that he saw 'guys who had been shot from being in gangs, girls who were extremely promiscuous in the past, I see rappers, dancers and singers I see people who came from the same background I came from, and they still embodied who they were culturally, but they were all in love with Jesus and I had never seen that before.' After hearing Pastor James White of Christ Our King Community Church speak on how Christians are bought with a price and the suffering that Jesus underwent in the Crucifixion, Lecrae says that he remembers articulating 'God get me out of this, don't kill me do whatever you have to do to get me out of this, just don't kill me.' Later, Lecrae was driving on a highway when he turned too quickly and his car went into a roll. When he arrived at the conference, Lecrae was awed by the performance of the Christian hip-hop group The Cross Movement. Lecrae attended a conference after being invited by a friend, though Lecrae admits that his interest was to meet girls and experience the big city.

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