Reviewed by Trevor Kirk

Over an hour of interesting, Scripture-based pop music, nearly all of which is American Aaron’s own work, and he plays and sings everything, with his good lady wife Rebecca joining in on backing vocals. This one is dated 2000, although there’s more than a hint of retro about it; Michael Omartian was the name that instantly sprang to my mind when I first heard it, because this is very keyboard and synth-driven. Nevertheless, the arrangements are perfectly satisfactory and whilst Aaron’s voice is nothing special, this would be a good buy for anyone who likes music to listen to, rather than stuff to have on in the background.

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