I Surrender All

Your Kingdom Come brought Terry MacAlmon back into the studio with a full orchestra and choir for a project he describes as Kingdom worship. For Terry, that phrase includes several expressions at once: heartfelt praise, intimate love songs to God and a strong cry for His Kingdom and His will to be established on earth.

The album begins with Greeting and then Lord, You've Been Good, setting the tone with gratitude. I Surrender All follows with a response of surrender before I Have Found the One and I Want to Fall in Love move the worship into a more intimate expression of love for Jesus. Oh the Beauty / I Love You Lord continues that closeness, while There Will Never Be celebrates the uniqueness of God.

Goodness of God brings a widely loved modern worship song into Terry's orchestral sound. Teach Us Oh Lord becomes a prayer for wisdom and direction before the title track Your Kingdom Come gathers the central message of the project into one strong petition. It is worship that does not stop with personal comfort; it asks for God's rule, God's purposes and God's will to become visible in the world.

Terry has described his albums as being for both "Him and them" - offered first to God, while also serving the people who listen. Your Kingdom Come embodies that beautifully. The arrangements are large, but the worship remains personal. The prayers are intimate, but they also reach outward toward the Church and the world.

The bonus track Someday closes the project with expectation and hope. Your Kingdom Come is worship with its eyes lifted toward God and its heart longing for what He wants to do next.