God's Property

1	Stomp / God's Property Remix / Mix 5:04
2	My Life Is in Your Hands / God's Property 5:34
3	It's Rainin' / God's Property 3:49
4	More Than I Can Bear / God's Property 5:21
5	Up Above My Head / God's Property 4:11
6	Love / God's Property 5:23
7	Sweet Spirit / God's Property 4:54
8	Faith / God's Property 5:45
9	You Are the Only One / God's Property 6:47
10	So Good / God's Property 5:10
11	The Storm Is Over Now / God's Property 5:46
12	Stomp / God's Property Original Mix 5:36
13	He Will Take the Pain Away / God's Property Bonus Track 8:40

Barnes & Noble

This highly charged mix of urban and contemporary gospel from the 50-voice Dallas-based youth choir stretched gospel music to its outer limits, redefining all but its message with its hip-hop musical metamorphosis. It's slammin' lead track "Stomp" served as a breakthrough to a generation enthralled with rap. An up-beat, raw dance cut with a contagious beat, "Stomp" showcased the soulful rap vocals of Cheryl "Salt" Riley and the savvy writing, producing and arranging talents of Franklin. Other standout cuts include the fresh grooves of "Up Above My Head," which imparted a jazz feel reminiscent of Manhattan Transfer, and moving ballads like "The Storm Is Over Now," "Love," "Sweet Spirit," and "So Good." For choirs in search of an up-tempo pace, there was the somewhat preachy "Faith" and the rousing "It's Rainin'." Lisa Collins

All Music Guide

The success of God's Property is due to Kirk Franklin's skill as a talent scout and as a producer. Like Franklin's other records, God's Property is contemporary gospel music that isn't bland or processed; it still has soul and feeling. Not only is the music strong, but so are the songs, making God's Property one of the most refreshing contemporary gospel albums of the '90s. Rodney Batdorf