What's most introspective are the lyrics. Even if the songwriter Dave Gahan isn't an Evangelical Christian he has had some sort of spiritual awakening to knock his drug habit and to overcome suicidal thoughts. The first track starts off with the lyrics "I'm not sure what I'm looking for anymore". There's deep things going and the instrumentation only helps further accentuate the mood. The whole album progresses into what could be described as not a conversion experience but inner thoughts on conversion, with topics like salvation, false prophets, sin, temptation, longsuffering, and religions. But, don't expect a Christian rock record. It's still secular music, not worship. The track "John the Revelator" boasts that "There is only one God through and through" then follows saying "I found treasure not where I thought, peace of mind can't be bought". The last lyrics to leave you with before you buy the album or download it are found in the song "Sinner in Me":

This album is sure to make you think and reach out, but not really "touch faith".