Warfare, led by
Don Potter, has an astonishing moment during "Repentance": the worship leader prays for forgiveness for abortion, and calls out "I'm as guilty as the next man." The moment feels unplanned and genuine, and is a great example of what can happen during honest worship. As with other MorningStar titles, the music is funky and soulful, filled with hearty singing, terrific musicianship, and solid songs which spread out to make room for prayerful moments. One of the better worship albums out there, if not quite as great as MorningStar's Vision.