If a believer never slows down and worships God, he or she is missing a wonderful part of God and how He interacts with individuals and groups of believers. Now, some people's attitudes and tastes build walls of discrimination, to where they cannot give praise to God accompanied to an Integrity-Hosanna worship tape. Maybe people in this category will feel less estranged if one of their own, a rock and roll warrior like Glenn Kaiser, leads them in worship. This is a very valid way to look at the ministry value of this album. It truly meets a need in every believer's life--worship. Who knows? Maybe it can turn your parents on to a side of Glenn Kaiser they'd love. Musically, it does have a milder tempo than REZ crankin' at full tilt. (Can you say, "Mellow, mellow, mel-low?") Even though some drums and electric guitar get goin' here a bit, this is predominantly an acoustic album. You can't put it on and appreciate it strictly for its rock-out value, like "All Hail The Power," for instance, but the songs are melodic--especially the story-like tunes such as "Lord of All" and "Tapestry." Many of these can be used (and are) in congregational settings, like "Behold The Lamb" and "Ever Closer."