[7] Water, produced by Steve Hindalong, had a theme of renewal in times of trouble through Jesus Christ.
"[9] The sound presented on the album also changed, showing a southern rock influence alongside their pop-punk roots.
The album was released in 2001 and featured most of the final set including an introduction by Reggie Scott (The vocalist of one of the concerts opening bands, Rhythm), "Away With You" (a song that hadn't been played since Wesson and Davis had performed under the name "Judah"), "Break Me" and "Enemy" (two new songs that featured the band's recent shift to a heavier and slightly industrial vibe), and an instrumental jam simply listed as "Encore" which served as an extended intro to "Let Me See".
A couple of months prior to the farewell show the band played an outside festival that was put on by a Dallas-based Christian rock radio station, 98.7 Power F.M.
Before the band closed the main set of the final show with "Away With You" Watkins introduced the song by saying "This is a sentimental one that we're gonna do just for memory.