At the PRAYZEHYMN message board, powered by Yahoo!, group members highlighted the uncomfortable sting of the public’s disapproval of mega pop stars like Chris Brown and R. Kelly, but feel the gospel community, who are spiritually conditioned to forgive the sins of the past, will be able to transition themselves beyond Moss’s shortcomings. “In a perfect world, we would say just let the man be ’cause we all have sinned and fallen short, expresses PRAYZEHYMN member Ashleigh D. “But the truth of the matter is we have a hard time accepting the message if we find fault with the messenger. If he wants people to buy his music and accept anything that he has to offer, he is gonna have to prove himself.”
Just James, the new album by gospel artist J Moss, hits stores this week.
During a candid, transparent interview with GospelPundit.com, Moss explained that the leaking of the news was a vital part of the cleansing process. “For one, I didn’t want to leave that lifestyle because it felt good, said Moss. “And, you know, people say “affair” and they think it was some long-term thing. This wasn’t that. It was something that I got caught up in. But I wasn’t afflicted until it became public. So, I feel like it was GOOD that it came out like it did because had it not, I wouldn’t have been able to learn His statutes even better. I don’t think I would’ve stopped because I was enjoying what I had.”
The new album, Just James, hit store shelves this Tuesday, August 25.
