I've gotten some nice comments from people that have read Adjectives. Here are a few. You can also hear it read by Pastor Mike recorded during one of his sermons. Adjectives read by Pastor Mike.
Here's a young man who knows who God is.
--Mike Franklin, Pastor of The Torch (formerly Baldwin Church of God)
I am a Christian Literary Minister with an anointing to "spiritually" critiquing poetry & spoken word. The first thing I look for in Christian poetry/prose/spoken word is whether or not the piece lines up with the word of God (soundness of doctrine). In this instance, it does. In particular, I thought "Mark 8:29" when I read it. Almost immediately, I began to think ... Jesus, you are the Lamb, the Redeemer, the Bread of Life, the Bright and Shining Star, the Son of God, Jehovah Shalom, Jehova Nissi,etc. The second thing I look for is whether the piece exemplifies the love of Christ. Does it exalt, encourage, uplift, inspire, present hope, corrects, brings order, etc. This piece is rooted in "Exaltation." It exalts the Lord as does many pieces written by David and Asaph in the book of Psalms. Third, I consider whether the poem ministered to my spirit.
Well, I recently viewed the movie, "The Passion of the Christ." I began to ask myself, "Who Jesus, are you to me?" This piece, at least for me, answers that question. Thank you sincerely for blessing me with your prophetic gift.
-Theresa Harvard Johnson, Founder of Voices Of Christ