Attention all those out there that enjoy good Rhythm and Blues. David Heavener has an album that will satisfy those aching souls. He delivers God's grace in a way that will comfort any hurting spirit. "You gave your life that I might live, you suffered Hell for me. Lord I have nothing to give, all I have to offer you are praises endlessly." The rest of the lyrics on this project stay in the same vein of being an outlaw and being on the outskirts of society because of it. The theme of the small conquering the great is seen throughout his songs as well. Listening to this CD was almost like listening to a Guardian album. All of the songs were written by David Heavener, although Tony Palacios and Jamie Rowe fill in with guitar and background vocals. The riffs and beats are in line with the R&B genre of today. Guitar solos are seldom seen, but when they do peek out . . . rock 'n' roll comes along with it. Heavener also called on the efforts of Jerry McPherson (usually seen playing guitar for Amy Grant), Phil Madeira (seems to have played for just about everybody), Chris Donohue, Steve Brewster and Tony Miracle. All of these musicians prove very fine, talented and well-rounded. From the rockin' of "If God Wills," to the sweet praise sounds of "Thank You For Loving Me To Death," Heavener proves himself a fine artist that knows what works. This album definitely works. I was a little skeptical to begin with, I have to be honest, but after one time through, I can honestly say I really like this album. One other piece of information for you, David Heavener is also a movie star! He has a movie out called Outlaw Prophet. He is planning on making another movie and has a contest to win a part in the next movie. Details are listed in the CD jacket.