Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Very much a progression of the US rockers' 'The Pledge' concept album, there is also a 7-song-cum-teaching video to accompany this album, the songs of which deal with the theme of developing personal holiness, a prayer life and refining spiritual gifts and fruits. Such an ambitious teaching agenda in the hands of lesser musos could have brought forth an album high on rhetoric and low listenability but such is D&K's deft touch that they still craft singable hooks, punchy instrumental passages and all the other things we associate with high grade AOR. Another highly acceptable album and one that packs a profound spiritual wallop.

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