Reviewed by Stephen Luff

Point Of Grace have received no less than five Dove Awards during their 18 year career. This album, produced by Nathan Chapman (Taylor Swift), sees the trio move closer to an overall country sound than on previous albums. Tracks like "Wildflower "and "Hometown" have hints of Dixie Chicks combined with vocal delivery similar to Martina McBride. What makes them stand out in the market place is their choice of songs. The album opens with the faith building "He Holds Everything" with its message of dependence on God in difficult times. Other tracks of note are "There is Nothing Greater Than Grace" and the amusing (and true to life in most households) "Love And Laundry". The only track written by the girls (with help from Cindy Morgan and Julie Adkinson) is "The Greatest Show On Earth" which is a gentle nod to the band's more pop sounding past.

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