TAKEAWAYS

• Levixone says conflicts exist because people have different personalities, beliefs, and perspectives.
• He urges gospel artists to remember why they were called to sing and remain focused on their purpose.
• The singer says his personal struggles have become life lessons and testimonies that can give hope to others.

Gospel artist Levixone has weighed in on the petty fights within the gospel music industry, saying such conflicts are bound to exist because people have different personalities, beliefs, and perspectives.

According to Levixone, there is not much difference between gospel artists and people in other spaces because, at the end of the day, everyone is human and faces similar challenges.

“There’s not much difference, just that me as a born again, I understand that my final destination is heaven,” he said, adding that the major difference lies in what people believe.

He urged gospel artists to remain focused on the reason they chose to make music instead of getting caught up in unnecessary conflicts.

“We all have challenges. Why did you choose to sing? Who called you to sing?” he asked, noting that these are the questions every artist should keep in mind.

Levixone also revealed that he has faced his own share of challenges but chooses not to publicly talk about everything he goes through.

“I believe that so many people haven’t even been through the challenges I’ve faced,” he confessed.

The singer explained that he views his struggles as life lessons and believes that surviving them gives him a testimony that can eventually inspire and encourage others.

“When I survive them, my testimonies give hope to other people,” he said.

He further noted that people often misunderstand each other because everyone sees situations differently. However, he encouraged gospel artists to choose fairness, love, and understanding regardless of their differences.

According to him, spreading love and treating others fairly is ultimately what pleases God, and gospel artists should not lose sight of this while pursuing their careers.