For a decade, singer/songwriter Derek Webb has released provocative song collections that have challenged the assumptions of his fellow believers. I Was Wrong, I’m Sorry & I Love You takes a different tack, emphasizing unity within the Christian community. Webb revisits the themes of his 2003 solo debut, She Must and Shall Go Free, from a more mature perspective as he probes his own failings with humility and wry humor. Musically, I Was Wrong… moves away from the electronica sounds of his recent work toward the sparkling folk-rock of his days with Caedmon’s Call. There’s a spiritual fearlessness to songs like “Eye of the Hurricane,” “Everything Will Change," and the title track that invites comparisons with the work of Christian pop/rock greats like Mark Heard and Terry Taylor. Whether he’s lost in dreamy reverence (“I Measure the Days," “Your Heart Breaks in All the Right Places”), celebrating the scope of God’s majesty (“Heavy”), or rocking out while pledging his faith (“The Vow”), Webb makes I Was Wrong… an uncommonly rich and meaningful listening experience.