Reach Of Love

Reach of Love is the eleventh studio album, from American Christian rock band Resurrection Band, released in 1993. This would be the last time the band would use the shortened moniker "Rez."
Although a variety of band members have contributed songs to the Rez catalog over the years, this is the first Rez album completely written by a single individual... in this case, bassist Roy Montroy.
Ever since Silence Screams, Rez's stock in trade has been blues-based hard rock, and this album keeps to that formula without exception. As a result, critical reaction to this album was mixed.
The primary difference between this album and the three prior efforts is that the lyrics are more personal in nature, centering on individuals and events that took place within and without the Jesus People USA community in urban Chicago. "Numbers" focuses on a Vietnam veteran who represents all the broken, disenfranchised individuals that JPUSA ministers to every day, while "Empty Hearts", which kicks off the album with a stirring duet between co-lead singers Glenn and Wendi Kaiser, is about a death that actually took place just outside the Kaisers' apartment window. On a brighter note, "Dead to the World" is an uplifting story of a drug-addicted prostitute whose conversion to Christ changed her life completely.

Lineup

Glenn Kaiser (Glenn Kaiser Band) - Lead Vocals/Guitars/Harmonica
Wendi Kaiser - Lead Vocals
Stu Heiss - Guitars
Roy Montroy (Glenn Kaiser Band) - Bass/Keyboards
John Herrin