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Matt Redman
Where Angels Fear to Tread
Release Date: 2002
Label: Survivor/Chordant

While Matt Redman isn't the household contemporary Christian name that Michael W. Smith or Steven Curtis Chapman are, he's responsible for some of the most beloved modern worship tunes, including "The Heart of Worship" and "Better Is One Day." He's certainly in a happy worship mode on this collection, which balances sizzling fire-rockers like "Making Melody" and the less-riveting, more plodding, but still quite sincere "Making Melody." Because worship songs praise God no matter what, listening to this while going through trying times may be a Job-like experience -- "Blessed be the name of the Lord" whatever the cost. While hardly saying anything new (or that wasn't written in a Psalm by the ancients), his sweet but simple approach reflects the more positive side of Christianity and is his charm. It wouldn't be a surprise to see a few of the better tunes here turned into songs for worship bands to tackle. Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide

Tracks:

	Title	Composer	Time
1	Amazing	Redman	3:05
2	Blessed Be Your Name	Redman, Redman	5:06
3	Befriended	Redman	4:53
4	When My Heart Runs Dry	Redman	5:22
5	Making Melody	Redman	4:27
6	Call to Worship	Redman	4:40
7	Rejoice With Trembling	Redman	5:14
8	Promise of Your Cross	Redman	4:08
9	Wonderful Maker	Redman, Tomlin	4:58
10	Lord, Let Your Glory Fall	Redman	5:10
11	Where Angels Fear to Tread	Lane, Redman	5:52