There could have been no more excellent spot for the record of this album than Chicago’’s House of Hope, and individuals came from the four corners to demonstrate the veracity of the occasion(see our recap and pictures here). The recording works really hard in reproducing the evening.
Another front of Donald Lawrence’’s "We Acknowledge You"(from The Heavens are Telling) makes its return for this version notwithstanding "Only Call on Jesus"(from the Second Chance CD). Karen breathtakingly deciphers Richard Smallwood’’s "The Resurrection" prior to breaking into minister/prophet mode.
At this point, everybody is OK with "My Words Have Power"(the radio edit), however the CD version is a 8 moment, no limits accuse of Prophet Karen peppering each call and reaction with the expressions of life. She urges the crowd "not to allow life to quiet down" and "don’’t educate God concerning your mountain, however enlighten your mountain regarding God." She even talks into home and everyday life(and surprisingly a gold record for herself). When the melody reaches a conclusion, its time for a dance, which leads into Donisha Ballard’’s commendation Him while you can and take breaks just on the off chance that you need to ensemble, (it’’s) "Already Looking Better".
Respectable notices go to the Oscar Williams’’ written "The Worst Is Over"(which is a stop, think and say thanks to God by clearing your column to get your spat when the tune is over type tune).
Furthermore, for all the Walmart customers, there is the scandalous Andrae Crouch exemplary "Where Jesus Is" that was the real discussion of the meeting. It is highlighted on the special release with a pass the mic grouping that highlights Kim McFarland and Kierra Sheard and afterward closes with a fan most loved energizing interpretation from the Detroit divas, The Clark Sisters.
Eventually, we certainly have a victor!