Reviewed by Stephen Luff

This 2017 set by one of Britain's largest churches (which, if you don't know, is London's Kensington Temple) follows on from 2014's 'More Than Enough'. This studio recording is a more diverse album than previous releases and musical director Fabio D'Andrea ensures that the vocals and instrumentation are top notch. The lead single, "When I Say Your Name" is a stunning worship ballad which is already gaining attention while the title track has an infectious foot-tapping gospel beat and clean production. One of my favourites on the collection, "Rejoice", has a decidedly EDM feel to it while the gospel-style chorus adds to the impact. This is a refreshing album offering something a little different to those growing tired of the formulaic nature of many modern worship releases.

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