Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Somehow, Cross Rhythms managed to review the Special Edition of this 1998 gem while leaving the standard edition uncommented on. This is now rectified. Jeremy's fifth studio album sees the pop rocker working with studio ace Browm Bannister to cut songs which meet all the demands of contemporary radio yet convey their spiritual message with no compromise. "Healing Hand Of God" sees Jeremy joined by wife Adie and resonates with hope and faith while "Capture Me" is up there with the best Tomlin or Redman worship songs. An all killer, no filler set which, if like Cross Rhythms you missed at the time of release, you should seek out if you're in the market for radio friendly pop rock abounding in Scriptural truth.

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