Reviewed by Chris Berry

Nearly everyone tries to categorise Christian artists by popular secular artists. It's often pretty difficult to do. However, it's very rare that a Christian album comes along which 'out-artists' the better known performer. Such is gloriously the case with this utterly delightful album which would put most Whitney Houston tracks to shame. Not just Christian discos but any disco would be greatly enhanced by two out-and-out dance tracks; "Any Day Any Minute Now" (worth a dance chart number one slot) and "What You Do". Often the lyrics get lost in a tidal wave of sound on albums such as this, but not so here; the beautiful, endearing "Holding On To You" with the line "Holding on to you means letting go of me" is so sensitive that it will strike a chord for many going through tricky situations. The title track is a lush ballad and "Lay It All On Him", the final track, is a sermon and a great pop ballad in it's own right. For music, for quality, for entertainment, for belief, this has got to be one of the albums of the year.

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