Gospel musicians, such as Nigerian singer Moses Bliss, feel that their work is underappreciated by the public and that they are treated differently from their peers in the secular music industry.
The singer of “Too Faithful” is rumored to have made this claim while speaking with Sunday Scoop on Punch Newspaper.
He added, “Gospel musicians do not need people’s praise to get going as long as their acts please God.”
“We (gospel acts) don’t need men’s acknowledgement to do what we do. As long as God is clapping for us, it is enough. “Apostle Paul in the Bible said that he sees persecution for the sake of Christ as a good thing. We see every challenge as a stepping stone and as a reason to preach the gospel,” Bliss said.
Speaking on his major challenges in the gospel music industry, Bliss said: “I know challenges are a part of our lives. One of the challenges of being a gospel singer is that people don’t quite appreciate us very much. However, I think that is changing, and we are very determined.”
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