Reviewed by Stephen Luff

Soundtrack albums can be strange creatures often containing a mixture of well known tracks mixed with obscure musical pieces which you don't remember from the film.  Well, I am pleased to report here that although I cannot say how big a part the music plays as I have not seen the film, the quality of music is extremely good without a bad track.  The soundtrack is made up of CCM's best such as Steven Curtis Chapman, Ray Boltz and Carman with material from previous albums (except the title track), with the last days as a theme in many of the songs.  Stand out tracks for me were "If Loving God Was A Crime" (Big Tent Revival), "Picture Perfect World" (Avalon) and "We Are Waiting" (Geoff Moore And The Distance).  It was also great to hear classics such as "Serve The Lord" (Carman) and "He's Alive" (Don Francisco).  An excellent album and great introduction to some excellent CCM artists if you have not heard them before.

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