Reviewed by Stephen Luff

This is the first "spontaneous worship" album from the California-based praise and worship collective and follows on from the 2017 live release 'Starlight'. It is a raw and un-planned collection of 'sessions' of worship unlike their previous stadium style releases, which here often start with a song and then develop into worship without a structure. Vocalists on this nearly two hour long album include Amanda Cook, Steffany Gretzinger and Brian & Jenn Johnson. Tracks such as the congregation focused "Cornerstone" and the instrumental "Like A Flood" are beautiful and full of emotion, some of the others with their moments of repeated lyrics and spontaneity such as the title track, may prove more challenging to the casual listener. It does however shine insight into the gatherings of the church and is sufficiently well miked so the listener can interact.

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