This album is a return to Fernando’s roots – a mixture of both hymns and new songs composed by Fernando with simple and thoughtful arrangements. It was produced by Gary Paczosa (Alison Krauss, Nickel Creek) and features background vocals by Alison Krauss, Susan Ashton, Vince Gill, Dan Tyminski, Marsha Skidmore, Jonathan and Amanda Noel, among others.

"There's too little time for reflection in my life these days - too little meditation and quiet. As everything about our culture gets louder and more in-your-face, my ability to concentrate on spiritual things feels thin and compromised. These songs were written in response to that dilemma.

My starting point was the morning mass from The Book Of Common Prayer, a pronouncement of peace, prayers of contrition, the bending of the knee. These things bring me to a right perspective for worship. From there, the record turns to the Holy Trinity - the faithfulness of the Father, the wooing of the Holy Spirit, the sacrifice and supremacy of Christ. I tried to lay these songs out with a liturgical sense, though in the form of a personal devotion or "quite time".