Reviewed by John Baugh

So Twila Paris, contemporary-leaning worship songwriter or worshipful contem­porary artist? In fact, far from feeling a dichotomy on this showing, she once again combines the two very successfully. What does that mean? Well, it means you get an album like this, sounding very good indeed, but then that is all you would expect with one Charlie Peacock producing. On the other side you get lyrics that really touch the heart, focusing on Jesus and our response to him, both in an immediate worship context and in our daily lives. In general, it's got a bit more of a 'rootsy' feel than some previous recordings - which is fine by me and it does allow the radiance of Twila's voice to shine through.

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