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Seeing RED

Deitrick Haddon one of my FAVorite gospel artist has released his new album "RED"!!
AND it debuted at #1 on Billboards Gospel Chart!! Go HEAD!!



RED= Restoring Everything Damaged  is filled with powerful and uptempo ballads that anyone in their walk with Christ can relate to. I have been a fan for a few years now and this man NEVER disappoints. I enjoy music and artist such as he because this provides a dynamic that I don't experience in my Sunday worship. I am Church of Christ (no instruments, no choir) however I am a lover of all types of music and my family has ALWAYS listened to the Gospel genre despite our denominational affiliation.

I have listened to every track on this album since purchasing (Yes I have the DELUXE edition!! Boaw) and it is a testament to how far Deitrick has come creatively and as an artist.

MY FAVorite tracks are:
Feel A Breakthrough
Victory
Handle This
Strong
Just As I AM* (This has been on repeat!!)
Church Rock

One thing I admire is that this man has faced a lot of challenges publicly and not once did he run to hide from the media or press. He faced everything head on from day one and told the TRUTH!! He has not let anything stop him and pressed forward with his head held high. That is truly commendable!! That is a true testament that in any form the devil can show up and try to steer you from your walk with God but no matter what you can never doubt nor stray for God. We must all continue to hold tight to HIS hand and believe HIS word.

"No man can stand in the way of what GOD has for you".

I am excited to see Deitrick and a few other well known men of God on Oxygen's "Preachers of LA" premiering Oct. 9!! So be sure to check your local listing for channel and time information. #Support these men



If you don't have the album RED you need to GET IT NOW!!
iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/r.e.d.-restoring-everything/id677416587
Amazon http://www.amazon.com/R-E-D-Restoring-Everything-Damaged-Version/dp/B00DX88GRU

Also be sure to Follow him on Twitter @deitrickhaddon

Enjoy. .
@TheeSophistiKAT 

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