Reviewed by John Baugh

Much here remains the same as the previous Kent Henry album reviewed in CR29. The same high quality songs and the same sense of reverent worship are still evident but I wonder about the reason for releasing this, his fourth album in quick succession. As a recording of a church worshipping God it is a marvellous inspiration to those who may not experience ministry in this way in their Own churches. But I felt a bit like I had to be there to fully appreciate what was going on and so be led to worship myself. The truths expressed about God's plans for us are of course right, good and important so if this was particularly on my heart this album would speak powerfully. As it is I can't fault it but I wonder if, with a bit more work, one really essential worship album could have been made from these four which have come so quickly.

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