Reviewed by Tim Holden

This is the second outing from this American singer/songwriter and youth pastor. The songs are predominantly focused on what Jesus did for us and how that has set us free and while not congregational songs they are certainly catchy enough and well written - all of them by Jordan himself and he plays most of the instruments and even co-produces the album. The music is well arranged pop rock and a couple of the songs sound like they have the potential to engage with casual listeners. However, the project is let down to a great extent by the vocals which for the most part are acceptable but occasionally sound distinctly weak. It's a shame that more time couldn't have been spent in the vocal booth.

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