Reviewed by Stephen Doherty

Quite often when listening to a praise and worship album the worship leader only has to play a few notes on the piano and you can feel the presence of God. Kent Henry has this anointing on his ministry and from the opening tracks of the album you are challenged to strive to be more like Jesus. To open up your heart and let the Holy Spirit come into your life and minister to your needs. The Doerksen classic "Refiners Fire" spells it out, "Purify my heart/Cleanse me from within/And make me holy/Purify my heart/cleanse me from my sin, deep within." The album is a new release here in Britain, although it was released in the States in 1992, but don't let that put you off. This is one disc that I have no problem in recommending to y'all.

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