Reviewed by Tony Cummings

In case you've not yet heard, Robin Mark is Northern Ireland's premier worship leader whose self-financed albums currently outsell anything else in the province. This, his fourth album, was recorded in Belfast at the Assembly Buildings before a sell out crowd. Robin doesn't just do songs written for congregational praise and his haunting singer/songwriter material here conveys a bitter sweet poignancy a little like an Irish version of Gordon Gilstrap. But it's his worship anthems like the magnificent "Days Of Elijah" which have pushed Robin forward to international and the nine minute version of his classic helped by Ireland's veteran CCM star Marie Lacey is spirit-feeding stuff. Possibly not quite as effecting as his last studio album (now also available via ICC in England) but a further indication of the depth of talent of an anointed minister of the Gospel.

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