Good God

Six of the 12 songs on the First Lady of Gospel's were written by , while two others were co-written by . Despite these collaborations, is very much a album, more traditional in approach than recent releases from either one of her younger associates. Compared to the majority of contemporary gospel releases, this album is more a showcase for its leader than it is a boisterous backing band and choir. Among the highlights are "Do It Today" (a guiding ballad about combating procrastination with loved ones), "Holy Boldness" (a righteous belter written by ), and the live opener (featuring , who hadn't performed with in decades). If anything, the album's overriding theme is one of taking action. It's hard to imagine a motivator more powerful than . ~ Andy Kellman