CCM Magazine's Matt Conner said the album "hold[s] an intimate power and authenticity backed by Hammitt's already apparent melodic talents.

"[1] Christian Music Zine's Tyler Hess stated "there are songs out there that sound convoluted, but when it is known that the pain is real, that is when it is easiest to relate to and apply personally.

When Hammitt sings his heart out, replacing grief with joy in the Lord Jesus Christ, that is when it is obvious that through the testing of fire, his faith has come out pure.

"[6] Louder Than the Music's Jono Davies suggested Hammitt "put together an honest, raw, lyrical album, that will touch the hearts of whoever listens.

I speak for many when I say it has been a privilege to hear how the Hammitt family’s story has unfolded over this last year, and their continuing platform to bring hope to the hurting is sure to leave a legacy we won’t soon forget.