Da Clay
Mahbuola, KW
Christian/Gospel / Hip Hop / Rap
Bio
Da Clay wears multiple hats, but his dearest one is that of the family. He is very family oriented and loves being the entire husband he knows to be, to his beautiful wife, Teri N. Owens. His ministry is currently driven by the lights of his three children by the name of Micah A. Owens (son), A’Leyah M. Owens (daughter), and Jayme Nevaeh Owens (daughter). At the current age of 28 years old (November 29, 1981) these two roles have profoundly become of the most importance to him in relation to ...
Comments
John Skywalker:
That I'm Changed track has an infectious chorus!! The machine gun delivery gives alot of energy to the track. The charisma from both artist reflect an evident passion for Christ. No need to fear, the future is here....(appl...
Oct 19
JCiliom:
Thank you for allowing me to be a part of the many gifts God has bestowed upon you. Your music is deep rooted and I look forward to hearing more. Keep up the great work for the Kingdom! Peace and God bless you always!
Oct 04
YliE:
What up! Great music. Going hard for Christ like theres no tomorrow! yeeaahh!
Sep 17
VswayZ:
Thanks for becoming a fan my friend, i can definately see why you are number one in your city got some Knockersssss on your page. Flow is very hot too! Keep in touch and keep up this fire man!
Mar 13
Press
“OH...MY...GOD...!!!!! AHHHHHHH!!!!! I LOVE THIS TRACK. James you really out did yourself on this bro. ”
Artist Stats
Fans: 698
Song Plays: 1,316
Visits: 1,460
Video Plays: 186
Widget Hits: 1,359
Status
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Blog
Jesus Christ is nothing...
Jul 23, 2011 at 06:42 PM
Jesus Christ ain't nothing no mo! The bible says that we shouldn't use our liberty as an occasion to sin, Gal 5:13 (paraphrased). But embedded in our freedom are things like the dullness of the significance of Jesus’ crucifixion. The agony of the crucifixion is not even seen as such any more, nor is the redemption of it, but it more-so seen as a ...
