We don't need someone's opinion to tell us what we already know to be professional annointed quality. I have been in music all my life and I can compare all the criteria myself. I do know quality when I see it. Folks, that is an opinion.

Many things are considered by some to of bad quality, but to the people it is marketable quality. That sounds like jesus christ. If people are looking for projects without flaw, they will never find it, this side of glory.

The question that should be asked is not whether a project measures up to another, but "what is the underlying theme of the project?" And "did it
fulfill its' purpose with its presentation?"

We are comfortable with what God has created through us and this ministry. The project changes lives everwhere we go and that is and will always be the focus of all that we record and minister. The project is ministry in itself.

We try to create professional realism. That is what people are looking for. They want something "real." That is why jesus was a hit with the people.

Everyone is entitled to his or her opinion. We can't please everyone. Jesus didn't and his own people crucified him. We knew going into this project that it would run against the grain of many people, but it had to go forward. Hence, the title of the project; The Lasters...Crucified. Jesus broke the traditions of man to save the world. If we have to break with tradition to win one lost soul; so be it!

There will be those who will embrace this project and they will be blessed according to the riches in glory. There will be those who will not and they will receive their reward as well.