- Worship Intro
- Consuming Fire
- Jesus, I Come to Follow
- Anywhere with You
- Precious Jesus
- Exalted
- Blessed Be the Lord
- My Everything
- Fields of Grace
- My Reward
- The One and Only
- Just as I Am
- Harp in My Heart
- Dream Before You
- Let the River Flow 2
Known for worship classics like "Trading My Sorrows," "Let the River Flow," and "Fields of Grace," it's been a long five years since the release of Darrell Evans' last album, the highly popular and acclaimed
Worship paradoxically (and sadly) can divide the church as much as unify it. There's traditional vs. contemporary, spontaneous vs. liturgical, charismatic vs. reserved. And then there's the matter of songwriting. Some prefer poetic stanzas, while others prefer simplicity and repetition. One's not necessarily better than the other, but each attracts a different listening audience.
Evans has always leaned toward the repetitive, but never more so than on
The album's best moments are an extremely spirited rendition of "Fields of Grace" (recently covered by Big Daddy Weave), an enjoyable secondary praise chorus to "Let the River Flow," and the three songs not by Evans—Prosch's "Harp in My Heart," Baloche's "My Reward," and Miner's "Dream Before You." I hate to critique a worship experience that may speak to someone's heart, but objectively speaking, these songs just don't measure up to the best in modern worship, including Evans' far superior past work.