- Enter In
- We've Come to Praise Him
- Our God Reigns
- Lord I Lift Your Name on High
- High and Lifted Up
- High and Lifted Up (Reprise)
- You Are Everything to Me
- Holy Are You Lord
- I Will
- Offering Introduction
- Running Over
- King of Glory
- Communion Introduction
- Precious Is the Blood
- Nothing but the Blood
- Invitation Introduction
- Down at the Altar
- Benediction
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For example, check out "Our God Reigns." The song starts with a simple, high-energy chorus and modulates several times, allowing the congregation to participate with a rising celebratory intensity while singing the words they've just learned. The bridge includes elements of the traditional "I Don't Know What You've Come to Do." With songs like this, the exciting effect is that the art of congregational singing is revived in a fresh way.
Occasional reprises could easily have been incorporated into the main songs, and the occasional spoken word interludes don't add or subtract much from the album. Still, almost every song is a highlight—and it's hard to listen without singing along with the praise team and the excellent band. (I failed.) Potential praise-and-worship favorites include the punchy "We've Come to Praise Him;" "High and Lifted Up;" the retro funk-infused "I Will," and "Running Over." Songs that choirs will enjoy include "You Are Everything to Me," which features a smooth lead by Desmond Pringle, and "King of Glory."