Reviewed by Richard Toller

Based in The Exodus Fellowship in Los Angeles, The Exodus worship with clean-sounding rock music that's competent without really hitting anywhere new while the lyrics here express worship and devotion. The quieter songs work better than the up-tempo ones, that just wash over you. Is it worth releasing recordings of songs that add nothing to the many already out there? There's nothing really wrong with this but it just fails to command attention or, for me, inspire worship.

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