Reviewed by Kelly Hargie

The New Frontiers leader Terry Virgo penned the book Does The Future Have A Church based around Paul's epistle to the Ephesians showing that the church of Jesus Christ is the "apple of God's eye, and is absolutely key to God's plans for the future of the world". Now, with Terry touring around the world on a series of ministry weekends sharing his heart and passion for the church, this album featuring live worship led by the likes of Matt Redman, Stuart Townend, Kate Simmonds, Paul Oakley and Phatfish has emerged. Well-loved favourites like "Standing On Holy Ground" and "There Is A Day" are lined up alongside more recent numbers like "Jesus Christ Holy One" and "Befriended". There's nothing particularly new on here, most tracks are featured on the Stoneleigh albums or New Frontiers Live 2002. However, it's great to hear these songs live as the tour goes world-wide shouting aloud that God's church will be seen in future glory.

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