I Love to Love You Lord

All the Glory was recorded during a worship night at Trinidad Christian Center in Trinidad and Tobago. The scale of the evening was extraordinary: a 48-piece orchestra joined Terry MacAlmon, with around 1,800 worshipers filling the room with their voices. Yet the heart of the recording is not spectacle. The night became an expression of intimacy, healing and the power of God.

Introduction leads into Ruler of the Nations, immediately setting a strong corporate tone. I Love to Love You Lord and You Are the Constant then move the worship into a deeply personal place. Turn My Eyes to You continues that focus before Worship Response allows the congregation to answer what has been sung rather than simply move on to the next song.

Draw Near becomes an invitation to come closer to God, followed by No Longer Slaves, a declaration of freedom and identity that had already become a powerful worship song around the world. Terry Talking remains part of the album, preserving the live character of the evening. He Heals All Our Diseases gives voice to faith in God's healing nature, while Thou Art Worthy turns the worship fully toward His greatness.

The title song All the Glory brings everything together. After the orchestra, the voices, the prayers and the moments of response, the final statement is that all glory belongs to God.

This recording carries the sound of Terry's live ministry into the Caribbean with unusual richness. The orchestra gives the music enormous depth, but the congregation gives it life. All the Glory is the sound of a large room becoming one worshiping body, moving together from praise into intimacy and returning every honor to the Lord.