Reviewed by Carolyn Gibbon

Kent has led worship on around 15 worship albums, including about 11 of his own and he is a great influence upon other well known worship leaders/songwriters. Like many other worship leaders, including Noel Richards and Barry Taylor, Kent's style is very distinctive and pervades all of his albums with the sheer impact of the words, tunes and his ability to put across real, heartfelt worship. Whilst listening to this album I found myself drift into worship. This is one of Kent's best albums to date. My favourite songs were "I Stand In Awe Of You" and "Father Bring Together". Many of Kent's best known songs are used in churches all over the world. This album, although good, was a little like some of his other albums such as 'Awesome In The Place' and 'Purify My Heart'. If you're looking for a good worship album I really recommend it.

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