J Moss Releases New Album April 3rd

"When God gave me my last album, The J Moss Project, he was speaking to all of us through me in terms of my ministry at that time. That voice that spoke to me the first time has spoken again, so now we have V2 – volume two – and the messages, again, are what God needs me to tell people at this time."

J's steadfast faith is on particularly poignant display as he croons in sweet falsetto on the plaintive Latin-tinged "Know Him": ‘How can people live without Him / How can people pray and doubt him / How could you hate things about him / When you don't know him / He gave His only son to save us / Would you have done the same for haters / No, I don't need to beg but I will / Until I can get through to know Him.’

Beyond the songs that speak to the spiritual fortification of all, J also reveals more about himself this time. How he works through his fears by keeping God's word at the forefront was the inspiration behind the standout, "Afraid." "I wrote that song for the scare-dy cat in me," he chuckles. "When folks start talking about blowing up planes or nuclear war, I get uneasy. I mean, I'm on four or five planes a week! I've had my share of crazy thoughts, but I had to tell myself, 'Stop this! The Bible says that God has not given us the spirit of fear but the spirit of power, love and a sound mind.' I had to get myself together so I can portray that. So let's all stop being afraid and let's lean more on what our Bible classes have instilled in us to trust, which is faith in God."

J also sings to The Lord, apologizing for his own shortcomings on the bluesy and soulful "I'm Not Perfect," where he cries out ‘I’m not perfect,but I’m trying.’ And he isn't shy about letting people know when they have overstepped their bounds in passing judgment on his life on the fiery bonus track "Everybody Ain't Got a Word." "I got tired of people saying God compelled them to tell me something about my life. It was happening way too much. I'd get a word on Wednesday from one person in Detroit then another one on Thursday from someone else in L.A. that completely cancelled Wednesday's out. God revealed to me, 'I'm not talking that much!' When God spoke in The Bible, it was very strategic. People have taken it way too far and it's hurting more than helping. I'm not here to question anybody's prophetic vision, but don't say anything to me unless you know for a fact you got it from The Lord. And know that I'm going to challenge it back through Heaven and get my own confirmation."