[1][2] Bradley Torreano of AllMusic claimed "Natalie Grant's Stronger is one of the rarest treasures in Christian music: an original album that has a distinct voice and style.

With a powerhouse voice and top-notch songwriters, Grant brings to mind a wholesome Britney Spears at some points and a spiritual Faith Hill at others.

In fact, it is pretty weird to hear what would ordinarily be typical radio pop filled with lyrics about Christian topics and ideologies.

"[3] CCM Magazine's Michael TenBrink stated "It wasn't long ago that Natalie Grant arrived on the Christian music scene amidst much talk that she was poised as a pop diva a la Celine Dion.

"[4] John Daniels of Cross Rhythms said "Stronger is the second album from Natalie Grant, who two years ago was being hailed as 'the new Diva of Christian music'.

"[5] The Phantom Tollbooth's Zik Jackson remarked "When Natalie Grant recorded her self-titled album featuring the hit 'I Am Not Alone', it appeared that she was on her way to CCM stardom.

Stronger is an understatement, for Grant not only belts out wonderful pop ballads and peppy danceable hits, but her voice is absolutely stellar throughout the album.

Coupled with tight production by newlywed husband Bernie Herms, veterans Tedd T., and John and Dino Elefante, among others, Grant delivers a must-have collection of contemporary tunes that puts her back on the road to stardom.