Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus

You're My Glory was recorded during the 2004 Pikes Peak Worship Festival and carries one of Terry MacAlmon's most personal album titles. Terry chose the name because of the truth behind it: through every changing circumstance, the Lord remains constant. He is the One who lifts the head, restores perspective and remains worthy of trust when everything else shifts.

That confession gives the entire album its center. Made Me Glad opens with strength and confidence, while Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus immediately brings the focus back to Christ. Praise Him and To See Your Face move between corporate praise and personal desire. Holy, Holy, Holy! lifts the worship toward God's holiness before Come Unto Me and In the Presence draw the listener into a quieter place.

Then comes You're My Glory. Rather than functioning only as a title track, the song becomes the statement toward which the worship has been moving: God Himself is the source of glory, security and strength. I Exalt Thee and I Surrender All, Lord complete that journey with exaltation and surrender.

The Pikes Peak Worship Festival brought together large numbers of worshipers, but You're My Glory never loses the intimacy of one heart speaking to God. That balance is central to Terry's ministry. A room may be full, the music may be large and the worship may rise with many voices, yet the deepest response remains personal. This album captures that beautifully. Its message is not about the size of the gathering or the success of a ministry. It is about the One who remains when every other source of confidence is stripped away: the Lord, his glory and the lifter of his head.