Reviewed by Stuart Blackburn

Popular singing pastors Phillips, Craig & Dean offer the third in their worship series produced by Nathan Nockels. The experienced trio have selected a pleasant mix of contemporary worship from their own compositions and those of others. The weakest tracks are not their own: Matt Redman's irritating "Making Melody" and the perennial "In Christ Alone" add little to this otherwise compelling set. Catchy choruses are the order of the day and there is plenty stirring sing-a-long stuff for the willing worshipper. "Friend Of God" and "My Redeemer Lives" provide particularly enjoyable altogether-now moments. There are more pensive tracks too, notably the Footes' poignant "You Are God Alone." It does suffer from some overproduction, especially on the vocals. And I'm not all that fond of the Nashville String Machine saccharine embellishments. Commendable none the less and worshippers will enjoy, especially existing fans of the group.

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