Reviewed by Stephen Luff

A worship CD set with a broad title like this could in reality present the listener with almost anything good or bad. I am happy to report this compilation offers 30 great tracks from artists new and old from over the last 20 years. Artists include Cathy Burton, Graham Kendrick, Delirious? and Brian Houston amongst many others all exploring the broad subject of the power of divine transformation. My favourites include the beautifully inspiring "My God Cares" (Louise Fellingham), "For This I Have Jesus" (Delirious?), "God Only Wise" (Eoghan Heaslip) and "Wash Me Clean" (Brian Houston). This is a value for money resource. My only complaint is like so many similar collections, there are no details from where the tracks are taken.

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The title is as much a statement of fact as it is an invitation to the listener to trust in the power of divine transformation. Across the thirty tracks brought together for this double CD compilation are songs by Tim Hughes, Graham Kendrick, Brenton Brown, Delirious?, Stuart Townend as well as Ben Cantelon, Marc James and introducing the sound of the underground from Northern Ireland – the Rend Collective Experiment.

Every one of the songs included on the compilation has a story to tell: a story of transformation, of God’s rescue, of an eternal hope that never stays silent. Together their titles alone form a patchwork that inspires: Because of the God Of Our Yesterdays and the truth that Just One Touch From The King is all it takes All Who Are Thirsty can now know that There Is A Hope: God With Us.