Reviewed by Stephen Luff

Kyle is currently a worship leader based at Fort Worth, Texas. This is his debut album and clearly he has something a little different to bring to the worship table. In many ways, on repeated listen, I am reminded of Ron David Moore in terms of musical style especially the 'My House' album. The title track is an honest, heartfelt modern take on Job, where we cannot understand all that is going on around or to us, while "Come To Me" continues the roots, guitar-driven feel of the album. Kyle's worship background becomes more to the front lyrically in "Fountains" and "You Are The Only One" while "Build It On The Rock" and "New Life "offer a change of feel to the rest of the album with its blend of gospel and blues. Throughout, Kyle delivers the goods demonstrating a wealth of experience (over 10 years of worship leading), with an album that will surely stand the test of time.

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