Reviewed by Tony Cummings

The debut album from a California-based singer/songwriter and worship leader. Everything about this is adequate without reaching any new heights with the weakest element being Aron's voice which, although able to bite through on the rockers, on the lower register songs misses the occasional note. The song titles like "I Still Believe", "Here To Worship" and "Hold Me Close to You" are all based on Scripture while producer Steve Duell does a reasonable job. But there's nothing much here to suggest Aron will become the next Chris Tomlin.

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