Peacock's concept album about the correlation between a man's spiritual relationship with God and his physical relationship with his wife was the masterpiece that The Secret of Time pointed to. "After Loving You" made no bones about the object of its affections; it was an unabashed love song for Peacock's wife. But what really shook up the Christian audiences was the sensuous funk of "Kiss Me Like a Woman," nothing less than the first Christian song about foreplay (and a scathing indictment of pop radio).