Reviewed by Alan & Angeline Chesters

David was first a full time Christian musician in the mid-'80s. He has performed at major festivals, to thousands at Times Square, New York and in US prisons. He has now been worship pastor at North River Community Church, Pembroke, Massachusetts since 2001. In between these two periods, while starting a family, David spent times in the business world and this album reflects his faith journey in these changes. On 'Back In The Box', he writes "Wall Street can be so mean, full of your selfish greed, when you're living for monopoly.....". Many songs show aspects of the character of Jesus. Vocals and instruments are mostly by David but on many tracks he's supported by members of the NRCC worship team. Apparently this is David's sixth album and it's one with no little appeal.

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