- Victory
- Stir in Me
- I Will Not Forget You
- Found
- Show Us Who You Are
- Child of God
- Let It Rain
- In Pursuit
- Take Me Home
- Mayday
- Here I Am to Worship
Todd Proctor, a worship leader and pastor who has toured for years, recently helped plant ROCKharbor church in Costa Mesa, California, where he serves today. Considering the impressively artful track record at Floodgate Records—Denison Marrs, Cool Hand Luke, and the knockout worship of Rita Springer—and that Proctor already has three independent praise albums, one might hope
Proctor might best be likened to worship leader Darrell Evans or Trevor Morgan, backed by Big Tent Revival in a Vineyard worship kind of way. It's unremarkable classic rock—good, but generic. Some church denominations and worship styles might readily embrace Proctor's rocking approach, but the songs themselves aren't strong enough to find their way into every church's repertoire. Speaking of which, including a straightforward rendition of "Here I Am to Worship" on a major debut is a sure sign of a lack of creativity with the art of worship—even if it does feature its songwriter, Tim Hughes. Others, like "Stir in Me" and "Let It Rain" are weak lyrically, predictable musically.
At least most of these songs are originals that don't adhere too closely to usually formulaic worship songwriting. Both "Victory" and the title track have some lyrical meat, and "Child of God" has a memorable melody on par with Matt Redman. Despite an awkward fit of Crystal Lewis' vocals, "In Pursuit" is catchy with its worshipful simplicity and soulful rock feel.