Reviewed by Steven Bridge

'What If We' asks the question of Christians to see what Jesus sees in our world today so we can act. In 11 beautifully crafted pop songs Heath challenges Christians to change the world. Following on from his very impressive 2006 offering 'Don't Get Comfortable', Nashville-born Heath continues to show his extraordinary talent as a singer/songwriter. Quite simply there is not an average track on the recording. This album is so accessible words fail this reviewer to do it justice. It is noted that Brandon wrote a song entitled "What If We" and it did not make the final cut. Strange, particularly as the song "London", though beautiful, doesn't seem to fit with the rest of the material here. Leaving that aside, throughout this record Jesus is leaving a message which is more than enough to handle - starting out from the first track ("Give me your eyes so I can see what I keep missing/Give me your love for humanity/Give me your arms for the broken hearted, the ones that are far beyond my reach/Give me your heart for the ones forgotten/Give me your eyes so I can see/What if we...?").

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