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The very first Sunday Best winner from season 1 is back in the studio collaborating with some of Gospel’s most sought after producers. Crystal Aiken is excited about what she will offer up as ministry to the body of Christ.
Crystal speaks with Path MEGAzine openly about the hit show Sunday Best, and what it did for her as an artist. She gives advice to the contestants that audition in upcoming seasons, and talks about when we can expect from her new single. Continue reading
We always have fun interviewing the girls of Trin-I-Tee 5:7, and this time was no exception! Angel and Chanelle are the two girls who make up the group after the third member Adrian left to pursue other business ventures.
It was that kind of night backstage at the Stellar Awards. Angel walks around the press room with no shoes on while Chanelle complains because they made a pact to wear their heels all night. Continue reading
He is a good Christian, Michael is telling his two therapists. He goes to church most Sundays. He’s a devoted husband and father of two daughters.“But when I would leave on business trips,” he says, “I knew I was going to get to be someone else.” Prostitutes, porn – I took anything I wanted.” Continue reading 
Isaac Carree is a singer, songwriter, producer, and actor. For over a decade Isaac has sung background for the likes of Kirk Franklin and John P. Kee. Now Isaac is stepping out with his first CD “Uncommon Me” which stunned everyone except Carree by going #1 on the Billboard Gospel charts.
Following the success of his debut single, “Simply Redeemed,” the sweet sounding Isaac Carree released the foot stomping single “In The Middle.” Continue reading
PATH catches up with Le’Andria Johnson at the Gospel Music Workshop of America (G.M.W.A.) where she tore the house up with her hit song ‘Jesus’.
Not many media outlets have got to speak to the soul-stirring Gospel artist since she was crowned Sunday Best on season 3 of BETs critically acclaimed show. Continue reading
Think about when you are trying to hug, to embrace someone. If you have something in your hand, you must either release it or you have to give a “half hug”. That’s how it is with life. If you continue to hold on to the things of your past, you won’t fully enjoy the joys and promises that await you in your future. Continue reading
It can hit you so hard, so fast, that you can swear that you have seen, felt and heard it. Just like Chicken Little our reaction is rational, if not totally understandable, we will take it to the king. On our journey to the king, we come in contact with other things that think like us. So, we add more negativity and fear. Then Foxy Loxy comes along , he hears our story. However, he can clearly see that the sky is not falling but he will prey upon the negative thoughts you are already thinking. He will act so concerned that he will lead you astray and devour you. All it takes is the wrong reaction to one thought.
So, what do we do? Chicken Little purposed to go to the king. Isn’t this the answer, shouldn’t we immediately go to God in prayer? While prayer is always the answer, if you don’t discern the issue then you will pray amiss. So, you must first know what hit you and where it came from. This is essential in learning how to pray purposefully. You must know what you are up against in order to fight it effectively. If not, you can end up devoured by the enemy. The enemy will prey upon your confusion. He will make you feel ineffective. He may even condemn you, if the thought that hit you was a thought that fell straight from the limbs of your past. So you must take captive that thought, exhaust all the knowledge from the captive then strategize on how to gain victory! Don’t let a vain imagination take you out! Take it captive! The sky is not falling and victory is soon to come! Stay on The Path!
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About the Author: Path contributing writer Calvin Walker has been writing editorial content for Path MEGAzine since 2007. Calvin’s ability to break down the word of God with thought provoking analogies and real life analysis makes an impact on Christians seeking a closer walk with God. An accomplished author, Walker released his debut book titled “The Gallery” early 2010. Click here to read excerpts and purchase Walkers’
As I stated in the first paragraph, servicemen at war usually have something of worth that keeps them fighting. In the fight against depression, the thing that will best keep you fighting is a true picture of you. What does this mean? The first step against truly battling depression is seeing your self-worth. As I was getting ready to write this article, the Lord reminded me of a product slogan. L’oreal, a company that produces hair and make-up products, has a line for kids. The slogan for their children’s line is “Because, we’re worth it too!” This is what you must understand and grab hold of first. You are absolutely, positively worth it! You are a child of God. He is worthy, valuable, and because you are His child, you are too.
So, how do I go about seeing a true picture of myself? Well, I am glad you asked. You go about seeing a true picture of yourself by getting closer to God. The more you know about Him, the more you will find about you. As you build your relationship with God, you will begin to understand His purpose for you. As He begins to reveal his His purpose for you, you will find that some of the very things the enemy used to make you feel bad about yourself are things God intends to use for His glory. As you really begin to take this journey, journal, write down things that the Lord has revealed about His character and His plan for you. This way, when the enemy comes in like a flood, you can simply remind yourself of what God thinks about you and the things that He has in store.
Before I leave you, I want to give you this scripture, Philippians 4:8. Philippians 4:8 is a great scripture for meditation when dealing with depression. This scripture lines out what you should spend your time meditating on. Depression is usually fed by a constant cycle of negative thoughts that feed into your already torn down self-worth. By shifting your thought-life, you are no longer feeding the beast. Now, I will not act like this process is easy. I have gone round and round with this thing. However, if you are consistent you will begin to see victory. Depression will not go away over night. However, there has got to be a start to the eviction process. We must be victorious! We have no option! The will of God must be done concerning our lives. Depression cannot be the excuse we give God for not accomplishing His will! Stay on the Path!
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About the Author: Path contributing writer Calvin Walker has been writing editorial content for Path MEGAzine since 2007. Calvin’s ability to break down the word of God with thought provoking analogies and real life analysis makes an impact on Christians seeking a closer walk with God. An accomplished author, Walker released his debut book titled “The Gallery” early 2010. Click here to read excerpts and purchase Walkers’
Dear Fear,Just thought I would write you this letter to let you know exactly how I feel about our former relationship.
First, let me start off by thanking you for always popping up during the times in my life when I was standing within the threshold of greatness. Your presence served as confirmation that I needed to keep moving forward. Also, thank you for all the negative comments you whispered into my mind, if it weren’t for them, I would not have realized how mentally strong and resilient I am. You are such a liar – you told me I couldn’t when I really could. You told me I wasn’t good enough when I was just right, and you even told me that it wouldn’t work when all I had to do was put forth the effort to work it! Yes, some of your words may literally have caused me physical pain in the depths of my abdomen, and even caused me to cry at times, but thank God that even though you gave me pause, you could never completely stop me. Continue reading
Today, I asked a 4 year old if she had a good day at school. She paused, looked up at me and said, “No I didn’t.” Before I could ask her to share with me what happened, she paused again, and said, “I don’t want to tell you about it, because it’s really bad.” Then she turned and ran away. I, of course, paused, laughed and walked away. As I got into my vehicle, I began to ponder over what this little child had just told me. Even at such a young age she has already conditioned herself to avoid ‘difficult conversations’ that would make her feel uncomfortable. I often premise before sharing certain feelings and information with others that, “I need to have an uncomfortable conversation with you.” Then I began my rant of information, feelings, frustrations or data that may not be considered ideal for him or her to hear. Continue reading
