[3] The first single was "It's Time", which was re-edited to change the rap elements when gospel audiences objected.

[14][15] The Washington Post wrote that "the merger of their soaring sermonizing and [Riley's] decidedly secular new jack swing is heaven-sent.

"[13] The Austin American-Statesman opined that "It's Time" "is a tremendous leap... With its tough-talking rap and Teddy Riley-produced groove, it sounds more like a Bobby Brown single than a gospel tune.

"[19] AllMusic wrote: "A soul act on Motown sounds like one on Epic sounds like one on Qwest—all twinkling synthesizers, obnoxious drum machines doing the same programmed beats, all low smooth bass, all the same neatly arranged vocal harmonies.

It's all very professional, all very formal, and one wonders, even with gospel acts like the Winans, whether there's any soul left after the gloss has leeched out the interesting wrinkles.