Comments on: Hey J Moss, part 2

By: Candace Godz1fan

Candace Godz1fan — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 05:08:03 +0000

I understand your frustration about hearing about J. Moss, but when do we “shut up” and let God be God? Are you praying for him? Doesn’t sound like it. Sounds like you are condemning him and deciding what he felt and when he felt it. It’s not up to us to Judge anyone. Let God be the Judge. He will expose him again if need be. We don’t have to worry if he repented, if he’s forreal, etc., God will deal with that. We just need to continue to life the brother in prayer.And by the way, the blogosphere did not “Out” him. God exposed him because that is what he has to do to us when we willfully step outside his will. Stop judging people! All sin is sin regardless of how big or small. I repent daily because “I’m Not Perfect”! We ALL SIN and come short of the Glory of God. Those without any sin on this page, cast the first stone…you know how the rest of that goes, right?

GCMW: Candace, please do try to read more of the bible than “thou shalt not judge”. It contains 66 books in the old and new testaments. I would suggest the entire chapter of 1 Corinthians 5. Btw, Im a little lost on the “frustration” issue.

By: Anna Renee

Anna Renee — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 01:25:00 +0000

We really have to eliminate the “Star” or “Gospel Star” mentality that has pervaded Jesus’ body. It’s so shameful that the J Mosses of the “World” can come into the church and wreak havoc unchecked. Someone had to know what he was doing. Or maybe the people who surround him arent true Christians, who believe God? Im glad the blogosphere outed him. Of course he wont be happy about it. Not everyone who says “Lord, Lord” will Jesus acknowledge and we the remnant should continue to out these false ministers of wickedness. Thank the Lord for the blogsophere–a true gift from God! OK warriors, lets keep fighting!

By: Paul N

Paul N — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 14:26:40 +0000

By his own admission he became proud and we all know pride comes before a fall. He thouht it was all about him, with women telling him how fine he was and all that.

I just question the whole Christian celebrity, I dont see that in the Word of God the way how it is in the Church now.

This scripture came to me:
Acts 10:24-26 (New King James Version)

Peter Meets Cornelius

24 And the following day they entered Caesarea. Now Cornelius was waiting for them, and had called together his relatives and close friends. 25 As Peter was coming in, Cornelius met him and fell down at his feet and worshiped him. 26 But Peter lifted him up, saying, “Stand up; I myself am also a man.”

In todays world you see the Church clamoring and chasing after men and men loving it instead of saying “I am just a servant of Jesus and nothing apart from. Dont look to me or any man as anything more than a vessel, I am nothing without God!”.

I am questioning this whole gospel music thing especially in the “black” church, we praise gifts too much!

If you speak in tongues you are looked upon as deep and spiritual and in my experience those who always speak in tongues have been the biggest busy bodies. Not that gifts are bad but they are no sign of spirituality as gifts are not earned.

God bless!!

By: 4accountability

4accountability — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 22:29:05 +0000

Isn’t this the same J. Moss who did a superbowl commercial for budweiser, last year? These people are not rooted in the Word as they proclaim to be. Are they studying their Bibles? All of these excuses and coverups have become nauseating! One of the most prominent church organizations of its day, was (and still is), full of perverts! Yes, bishops, false apostles, false prophets, hirelings (self proclaimed pastors), wolves (false evangelists & teachers), of whom most people foolishly kiss and worship the ground they walk on! Music ministers (of the reprobate order) are towards the top of this list too. Does not the first of the Ten Commandments say, “You shall have no other gods before Me.” God was not kidding around! Even Jesus himself made it clear to satan, when he was tempted by him in the wilderness; “It is written, You shall worship the Lord your God, and Him only, shall you serve.” Revelation 21:8 give a complete list of willful sinners, (all of whom are unrepentant), who will end up in the lake of fire. Worse yet, many who adore them will be there with them. This acts of whoredom do not “just happen.” They are carefully thought up, thought out, envisioned, and executed as planned. You don’t “accidentally” book a motel room, “accidentally” seduce someone, or “accidentally” tell the other participant to “keep your dirty secret.” Psalm 97:10 says, “Ye who love the Lord, hate evil; He preserveth the souls of His saints; He delivereth them out of the hand of the wicked.”
Sadly, in most of these cases, the guilt and shame come only after they’ve been caught…..even then they will deny everything, until they are pressured into being truthful. And rarely is there repentance after that. Only regret and lame excuses. God help us, as a church, to repent of our own sins AND stop making excuses for those who refuse to be accountable.

By: Pastor Burnett

Pastor Burnett — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 21:08:07 +0000

Praiser4life,

I read that interview, i can see where he’s coming from a little better and he does admit his failure of honesty in dealing with it, but yet he seems to be wearing a badge now. The badge that says, “look, I did this but don’t you do it because this is what can happen.” To me that’s different from saying, “Look, I did this but don’t you do it because it’s an afront to God and can cause many people to go to hell…AND…Now I’ve got a child that I must learn the heart of God about how to deal with not to mention the soul of a young lady who’s blood may be on my hands.”

To me those are two different approaches and two different “resolves” in this situation. I have empathy for him, BUT I just don’t see the “mission” to prevent this in the lives of others. I see someobody like a bank robber, who helps the police because he got caught, not because robbibg banks was wrong.

Now, I would be glad for JAMES to correct me if I’m wrong, but I just don’t see it in any of his statements.

Am I a prude or off base on this? I’d like the imput of the commentors, maybe I’m being unrealistic or something…

By: Meg

Meg — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 19:04:23 +0000

I don’t understand why he blame it on everybody but refused to
accept responsibility and amdit of what he has done. It’s sounds like a reprobate to me.

By: dee

dee — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 23:55:06 +0000

This will be forgotten quickly, as far as the church is concerned because he is a christian celebrity and everybody in the church knows him. His album will be a success as usual because he is a church celebrity. He will still be singing everywhere, whereas the man who is not known as well as j moss will be continually written off by the church even though he recognizes and repents of his sin, and takes the blame fully for his faults.This magazine who did the article on him probably wouldn’t do an article on someone in the church who is a minister or singer who is not as popular as j moss even if their sin was revealed. How about they find someone in the church who has committed this sin left his family but was able to reconcile with his wife and family and start over, now that would be a good article.This article is based on j moss selling his new album and that’s all.

By: Praiser4life

Praiser4life — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 06:06:50 +0000

Read this last night. http://www.gospelpundit.com/2009/08/21/he-said-exclusive-interview-with-j-moss/

By: Vaughn

Vaughn — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 02:11:54 +0000

That bolded portion of the article, after the point where 2008 and 2009, I counted at least 15 times where this man mentioned me or my or I.

Could he be stuck on Heself? comptiplating reading the rest of that nonsense(talking only of the bolded).

By: gcmwatch

gcmwatch — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 23:44:46 +0000

The only thing I want to tender is the role of the woman. She (as far as we know) was not a professed Christian, neither was she married. Moss was both so there was a weighter requirement upon him to avoid what he did. And for some reason, I dont think this was his first time, just the first time getting caught.

Sinners do what they do and are under judgment from God, but Moss is subject (per 1 Cor 5) to the judgment of the church.