Gospel singer and songwriter Sola Allyson has addressed criticism concerning the lack of explicit references to Jesus in her latest album.
The debate was sparked by fellow gospel artist Panam Percy Paul, who shared that he declined a £24 million record deal in 1995 due to its stipulations requiring fewer mentions of Jesus in his music.
A netizen remarked, “Sola Allyson cannot relate. A whole album and not a single mention of Jesus,” prompting a passionate defense from Allyson. She called out what she saw as judgment and manipulation in the critique, emphasizing that faith is a personal journey, not dictated by external expectations.“Can you see why true souls have distanced themselves from you? Or are you simply trying to fill your dark space with light souls and attempting to bully them into submission?” she challenged.Allyson did not hold back in her criticism of those who scrutinize the expressions of faith, branding them as insincere and judgmental.
This behavior is dark and cruel. It’s bullying! The Jesus I know would NEVER act this way!” she asserted.Affirming her independence, she made it clear that she refuses to conform to a style of faith expression that contradicts her beliefs. She stated, “I don’t want to be among those who superficially present ‘Jesus’ while acting otherwise.
Let me be, and you can deal with your own vain, shallow, and deceitful souls!”In an emotional video shared on her Instagram on Saturday, Allyson opened up about her struggles, revealing that her faith and her hard-earned career are what keep her afloat. “I just finished crying.
Today, I am not strong. Right now, my only lifeline is my faith in God and the work I’ve built myself,” she shared.She expressed frustration with those who criticize her, questioning whether their attacks would cease only when she was broken. “Will it take my breaking for you to show you cared when I was alive? Every person has their limits.
I have walked this solitary path my whole life, without validation from anyone—only recently have some begun to believe in me,” she said.Allyson wrapped up her message by affirming her confidence in her journey and firmly rejecting any pressure to conform.
I’m not asking to belong anywhere. I know who I am, I know where I’m headed, and I’m aware of the light I carry.
If what I do disturbs you, feel free to walk away. Don’t burden another person with your careless words—you may not realize the weight they’re already carrying.”
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