Reviewed by Mike Rimmer

Pammy has always had the passion for the big song and this album is chocka with them as well as a few little pot boiling groovers. Still developing a more "adult" sound, at first listening you could be deceived into thinking this is a bit of a visit to Snoozeville. But as you let this grow on you, it turns out to be a complete stormer! Without ever being reduced to cliches, the lyrics speak the truth about God's complete passion for us. The ballads encourage the heart and the groovers celebrate the freedom that the grace of God brings. Jesus told us the truth will set us free, Pam sings it like she's experienced it! With passion! This has the truth of the Word of God flooding out of each note sung and it's powerful! If you've ever felt as though you don't matter and there's no point going on and God isn't there, this'll getcha! As one of the songs rightly says life is hard but God is good and here Pam dramatically declares the truth with songs that slowly ease into your heart. Give it a couple of listens and let the Spirit of God whisper encouragement into your soul.

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