Victoria Orenze declares unapologetic devotion to Christ in new album

Victoria Orenze, a well-known gospel performer, has reiterated her unwavering dedication to Jesus Christ and encouraged Christians to work toward knowing God and becoming more like Him.

She made this statement during a press conference for the much awaited debut of her brand-new album, "Jesus Christ."

Recorded in 2019, the album is the first of a trilogy that will be released over the course of the following seven months.

Orenze clarified that the endeavor is more than just music, characterizing it as a potent manifestation of her own spiritual development.

She described her poor origins, highlighted by poverty and suffering, during which she sold stuff.


She revealed that before she met Jesus Christ, those experiences had left her feeling hopeless.

She claimed that her hope, identity, and purpose came from her relationship with Jesus.
Orenze emphasized that spiritual depth and credibility must come before public platforms when asked how she sees her role in ministry.

She exhorted aspiring gospel preachers to put their knowledge of Christ above their desire for notoriety.

She said, "Jesus trained His disciples before sending them out," pointing out that many people today desire success without following the proper procedures. We have to take that as our model.

The twelve tracks on the album Jesus Christ, which will be released on all platforms on May 30, are all meant to be audacious statements of faith.

She also named "I'm Not Mad," one of the songs, as her personal favorite and an anthem for Christians who aren't ashamed of their love for Jesus.

“If people can boldly profess what they believe, so can I. "I won't say I'm sorry for loving Jesus," she declared.
Orenze also talked about the album's delayed release, stating that she thought the timing of its release was perfect.

Her songs come from everyday interactions with God, she said, attributing her steady output to supernatural inspiration.