Reviewed by A T Bradford

This seven-track mini-album is the debut release from a Kensington Temple-based worship leader. The title track showcases Miller's vocal talent with the lyric "Grace has come to save us, truth has come to free us" accompanied by steady percussion and dancing piano keys, swelling to exaltation in "Be lifted high, let your name be praised." "Open The Heavens" continues the theme of exaltation with "Holy Spirit break in, Holy Spirit break out" amidst a sea of synth and electric guitar. "Thirsty" sounds a prayerful appeal while "More Than Enough" gets to the heart of the matter with "You're the reason I'm living and breathing", ably supported by drums and electric guitar. A strong voice and some above average worship anthems make for a reasonable debut album.

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