Reviewed by Gareth Duffield

The latest album from Kansas City's International House Of Prayer is just as powerful and dynamic as the first. If you've never come across this team, they are a group of passionate worshippers whose songs aren't necessarily about three chord wonders or becoming the most sung worship song around the world but have profound prophetic insight. At the same time there are a number of memorable lines such as "Won't you open up my soul" in the song "Preserve Me" and the song "He Loved Me To The End" which is an awesome rallying cry to end the album. There is a feeling that this album could have been live to gain more of an insight into what God is doing in this ministry, but it is evident that each track has been carefully selected and with a prelude and outro from Misty Edwards this album is a great resource for an hour's worth of personal devotion.

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