Descriptive Essay About Jesus

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The greatest communicator I know has overcome the world by communication. a man who communicated love so well that He would rather die than ever be without me. A communicator so great, that he borne my griefs, carried my sorrows and was even pierced for my transgressions. The greatest communicator I know is a man named Jesus. Jesus was a man who was rejected by everyone and despise. He was a man that brought light into the darkest parts and a man who could identify as perfect. Jesus is a man who serves Hos father with his whole heart and without hesitation. He is a man with bravery and compassion and loves without limit. Jesus is a man who took justice for the injustice and saves millions of people every single day. He is a humble man who …show more content…

Historically, He is Galilean Jew that preached about the Kingdom of God. this included salvation, forgiveness from sins and healing. He taught about the kingdom through imagery, parables, and the supernatural. Jesus caused disturbances during times of tensions in religion and politics in Jerusalem. Temple guards arrested Jesus and took him to Pontius Pilate for execution where he survived his death and developed the movement of Christianity. Personally to me, Jesus is my life. He is the point of everything! He is my best friend, my brother, my Father and my husband. He is my lover and the source for me breathe. He is everything I need! He is the one who suffered for me, died for me, a became sin for me. He is my joy, my victory and my biggest romance. He is my hope, my fun, my confidence and my destination. He is the groom of my life, and He is the one whom I am in love …show more content…

Jesus spoke in front of large crowds as well as to people induvial. Each and every time someone either came to follow him, or got set free and delivered from their sufferings. He communicates not out of judgement or spite, or anger or pride, but out of a deep affection for His people. He is the greatest communicator I know because he never gives up on communicating his love and devotion for anyone. He is the greatest communicator because he uses parables and imagery to help us understand what he is saying. He doesn’t communicate out of a place of silence or out of a place confusion, but of complete peace and understanding. He communicates without manipulation or persuasion but freedom of choice and wonder. He is the greatest communicator because He only says words that are true and reality. He is the greatest communicator I know because He speaks with severity and with a healthy warning. Jesus is the greatest communicator I know because He puts his words to actions and does anything at every cost so that we might obey his commands and love Him. Jesus is also the greatest communicator I know because he knew how to communicate through people emotions and metal filters. He knew that by targeting a message through certain people, the truth would continuously spread. He also presented truth in an effective way of nonverbal and holistic verbal ways of communication.

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