Reviewed by Tim Maiden

This, the latest from the largest non-denominational church in Switzerland, offers more effervescent live worship. The album opens with "The Journey" and "Brighter", two fast-paced and synth-laden tracks which wouldn't sound out of place on a Hillsong United release. Primary songwriters Dominik Laim, Debora Sita, Dave Kull and Leon Seierlein are clearly talented. One highlight, "King (Friend Of Mine)", takes a personal turn half way through its eight minute run length, aiming to foster an intimate connection between the listener and the Creator. Aforementioned song "The Journey" has an infectious chorus declaring that the journey of life is to wholeheartedly pursue God - it's a song that gets better and better with repeated listens. Although many tracks are full of splashes of this vibrant colour, "Lighthouse" appears a dull, forgettable grey and a few songs are paint-by-numbers worship tracks that play it too safe. But despite its low points there is still plenty to enjoy here.

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