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Coming From Somewhere Else is a collaboration album by musicians and songwriters Gordon Kennedy, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Phil Madeira and Billy Sprague. It was released on October 24, 2000 by Rocketown Records with distribution by Word Distribution and later by Provident Label Group. Going collectively by their last names, Kennedy, Kirkpatrick, Madeira & Sprague, this project highlights their songwriting skills and musical talents. Coming From Somewhere Else was intentionally the first of a series of albums titled Rocketown Writers Series showcasing songwriters and musicians, but remains its only release. Combined, they've won Grammy and Dove Awards with their signature songs like "Change the World," made famous by Eric Clapton, "Via Dolorosa," "Place in This World," "Everywhere I Look" and others with them giving their own acoustic spins. Kennedy, Kirkpatrick, Madeira & Sprague produced the album themselves. Coming From Somewhere Else blends their harmonies reminiscent of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. The title song is the only original track while the other nine songs are familiar tracks that were recorded by other artists that the collective group have written. The album also features additional musicians like Phil Keaggy with a guitar solo on "Everywhere I Look," which Keaggy originally recorded on his 1993 album Crimson and Blue, Steve Hindalong on percussion, Christer Jannson on drum loops, Jimmie Lee Sloas on bass guitar and Chris McHugh on drums among others. Track listing 1. Coming From Somewhere Else (Gordon Kennedy, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Phil Madeira, Billy Sprague) -4:09 2. That Kind of Love (originally recorded by PFR) (Gordon Kennedy, Jenny Yates) -4:20 3. Grand Canyon (originally recorded by Susan Ashton) (Wayne Kirkpatrick) -4:50 4. Hunger and Thirst (originally recorded by Susan Ashton) (Phil Madeira) -4:16 5. Man After Your Own Heart (originally recorded by Gary Chapman) (Billy Sprague, Wayne Kirkpatrick) -4:20 6. Place in This World (originally recorded by Michael W. Smith) (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant) -4:05 7. You Move Me (originally recorded by Susan Ashton and Garth Brooks) (Gordon Kennedy, Pierce Pettis) -4:15 8. Everywhere I Look (originally recorded by Phil Keaggy) (Phil Madeira) -2:55 9. Via Dolorosa (originally recorded by Sandi Patty) (Billy Sprague, Niles Borop) -3:33 10. Change the World (originally recorded by Wynonna Judd and Eric Clapton) (Gordon Kennedy, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Tommy Sims) -4:00 Personnel Kennedy, Kirkpatrick, Madeira & Sprague: Gordon Kennedy -vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, bass guitar Wayne Kirkpatrick -vocals, acoustic guitar Phil Madeira -vocals, keyboards, organ, B-3, Chamberlain flutes, strings, lap steel guitar, programming Billy Sprague -vocals, acoustic guitar Billy Sprague: Previous release: Signature Songs (1999) (Benson Records compilation album) Next release: Return of the Killer B's (2002) (live album with Bruce Carroll and Bob Bennett)

Billy Sprague (born July 17, 1952) is an American Christian singer, songwriter, producer and author, whose had a long solo career in addition to having many songs recorded by other artists. Sprague is a three-time Dove Award winner as a songwriter and producer. His most famous Dove Award winning song is "Via Dolorosa," which he co-wrote with fellow songwriter Niles Borop and was first recorded by Sandi Patty. Sprague was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to William Sprague and Oteka (Barnes) Sprague. He was raised in Borger, Texas. He attended Texas Christian University, graduating in 1979, then studied English in a Master's program at the University of Texas. Starting in 1981 he played in Amy Grant's backup band, and also embarked on a songwriting career. His compositions would be recorded by Patty, Gary Chapman, BeBe & CeCe Winans, Kathy Troccoli, Debby Boone and many others. He began recording under his own name in 1984, releasing his debut album, What a Way To Go, produced by Michael W. Smith. Sprague's second album, Serious Fun, followed in 1986, featuring production by Reed Arvin, who is best known for producing albums for Reunion Records label mate Rich Mullins. After the release of his third album La Vie and his first "best of" collection I Wish, Sprague ceased recording and performing in 1989 after his fiancé was killed in a car crash while driving to one of his concerts, not returning until 1992. During this time he continued working as a producer, and produced the musical album Friends Forever Part 2, which won a Dove Award for Musical Album of the Year in 1990. In the early 1990s, Sprague returned to recording signing with Benson Records and released two more albums, Torn Between Two Worlds and The Wind and the Wave. In 1994, he married, and continued songwriting through the decade of the 1990s. In 2024, Sprague launched his website, www.billysprague.com, for books and out-of-print music not available on any streaming platform. More information on Billy Sprague at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Sprague Discography What a Way To Go (1984) Serious Fun (1986) La Vie (1988) I Wish (1989) (compilation album) Torn Between Two Worlds (1992) The Wind & the Wave (1993)  Signature Songs (1999) (Benson Records compilation album) Soundtrack of My Soul (2004) Songs to a Grieving Heart (2005) The Goodness (2011) Songs in the Key of Awe (2014) Hope Rope (2024) (children's music album) Collaboration albums Coming From Somewhere Else (2000) (with Wayne Kirkpatrick, Gordon Kennedy and Phil Madeira)  Return of the Killer B's (2002) (live album with Bruce Carroll and Bob Bennett)

Signature Songs is a 1999 compilation album of Christian singer/songwriter Billy Sprague, released on Benson Records' Greentree label. It is part of a series of anthology CDs by former Benson artists called Signature Songs. It features his signature classic songs like "Heavenly Father," "Press On," "What a Way to Go" and more favorites. The CD includes artist liner notes reflecting the ten most memorable songs. NOTE: Billy Sprague's first three albums on Reunion Records were originally distributed by Word Records/Word Distribution. Reunion switched distribution deals in 1997 to Provident Label Group, home to Benson Records and its other subsidiary labels. Track listing All songs written by Billy Sprague, except where noted. 1. Heaven Is a Long Hello (from Torn Between Two Worlds) -4:54 2. Heavenly Father (Billy Sprague, David Parks) (from What a Way to Go) -3:33 3. How Could You Say No (Billy Sprague, Mickey Cates, Brown Bannister) (from What a Way to Go) -3:42 4. Press On (Billy Luz Sprague, Jim Weber) (from The Wind & the Wave) -4:05 5. Waiting For the Day (from Torn Between Two Worlds) -5:38 6. The Blessing (Of the Fleet) (Billy Luz Sprague, Jim Weber) (from The Wind & the Wave) -5:31 7. Whatever Happened to Love (from The Wind & the Wave) -3:32 8. La Vie (from La Vie) -3:56 9. What a Way To Go (Billy Sprague, Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from What a Way to Go) -4:11 10. I Wish (from I Wish) -4:21 Production credits Wayne Kirkpatrick -producer (track 1, 4, 5 and 10) Michael W. Smith -producer (tracks 2, 3 and 9) Christopher Harris -producer (tracks 6 and 7) Gary Chapman -producer (track 8) Previous release: The Wind & the Wave (1993)  Next release: Coming From Somewhere Else (2000) (with Wayne Kirkpatrick, Gordon Kennedy and Phil Madeira)

Signature Songs is a 1999 compilation album of Christian singer/songwriter/ guitarist Wes King, released on Benson Records' Greentree label. It is part of a series of anthology CDs by former Benson artists called Signature Songs. It features his signature classic songs like "The Robe," "Life is Precious," "I Believe" and more favorites. The CD includes artist liner notes reflecting the ten most memorable songs. NOTE: Wes King's first four albums on Reunion Records were originally distributed by Word Records/Word Distribution. Reunion switched distribution deals in 1997 to Provident Label Group, home to Benson Records and its other subsidiary labels. Track listing All songs written by Wes King, except where noted. 1. I Believe (Wes King, Fran King) (from The Robe) -3:12 2. Life is Precious (from Common Creed) -3:21 3. The Robe (Wes King, Phil Naish) (from The Robe) -4:06 4. Common Creed (Wes King, Mitch King, Phil Naish) (from Common Creed) -4:36 5. Motivation (from The Ultimate Underlying No Denying Motivation) -4:43 6. Second String (from The Robe) -4:40 7. Sticks and Stones (from Sticks & Stones) -2:59 8. The Love of Christ (Wes King, Michael W. Smith, Michael Card) (from Common Creed) -4:11 9. Fisher of Men (from Common Creed) -4:07 10. By His Wounds (Wes King, Fran Harris) (from Sticks & Stones) -4:19 Production credits Phil Naish -producer (tracks 1 -4, 6, 8 and 9) Gary Chapman and Jerry McPherson -producers (tracks 5, 7 and 10) Previous release: A Room Full of Stories (1997) Next release: What Matters Most (2001)

The Wind & the Wave is the fifth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Billy Sprague. It was released in late December 1993 and is his second and final album recorded on Benson Records. Sprague and Christopher Harris each produced four tracks with Wayne Kirkpatrick producing two tracks: "Press On" and "Kumquat May." On The Wind & the Wave, Sprague described the album as a tribute to those who helped him find hope again following the "season" of his previous album, Torn Between Two Worlds, which focused heavily on the loss of his fiancée Rosalyn Olivares. The project features a nautical theme both in its cover art and its lyrical metaphors for life's journey. The lead single, "Press On," a vulnerable anthem about finding the strength to move forward after a devastating loss. It was Sprague's first, and only, music video. "A Way Back" features backing vocals by Christine Denté of Out of the Grey. "The Blessing (Of the Fleet)" is the title track of the album and specifically contains the recurring lyric, "May the wind and the wave be your friend." "Kumquat May" is a whimsical fun number and a phonetic play on the phrase "come what may," suggesting a posture of trust regardless of life's circumstances. The track features a spoken-word conversation at the beginning of the song between Sprague and Kirkpatrick's daughter Kourtney. The Wind & the Wave was Sprague's final album of the 1990s. In 1994, Sprague married, and continued songwriting throughout the decade. For this album, Sprague uses his full name, Billy Luz Spague, for songwriting and producing as Luz is his middle name. Even the word "luz" is translated from Spanish meaning "light." Track listing All songs written by Billy Luz Sprague, except where noted. 1. Press On (Billy Luz Sprague, Jim Weber) -4:04 2. Whatever Happened to Love -3:32 3. A Way Back (guest vocals by Christine Denté) (Billy Luz Sprague, Wayne Kirkpatrick) -5:18 4. Mona Lisa Said -4:50 5. The Blessing (Of the Fleet) (Billy Luz Sprague, Jim Weber) -5:30 6. The Sacred Journey -4:07 7. When Nothing's Scared -3:50 8. I Saw a Blind Man -4:05 9. Kumquat May -4:10 10. Mona Lisa's Encore (instrumental) -2:11 Production credits Billy Luz Sprague -producer (tracks 3, 4, 7 and 10) Christopher Harris -producer (tracks 2, 5, 6 and 8) Wayne Kirkpatrick -producer (tracks 1 and 9) Radio singles 1994 "Press On" -#20 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1994 "Whatever Happened to Love" -#23 Christian CHR, -#7 Christian AC 1994 "A Way Back" -#28 Christian AC Previous release: Torn Between Two Worlds (1992)  Next release: Signature Songs (1999) (Benson Records compilation album) Watch the music video of "Press On" here:

Stephen James Green (born August 1, 1956 in Portland, Oregon) is an American Christian music singer. Green was born in Portland, Oregon , to Charles and Jo Green, who were Baptist missionaries. He spent much of his early life in Argentina and then proceeded to attend Phoenix Christian High School along with two of his six siblings. He graduated from Phoenix Christian High School in 1974 and, at age 18, enrolled at Grand Canyon University . His intended major was pre-law, but a professor recognized his musical talent and encouraged him to develop it. After two years at the university, Green left to travel the world with the band Truth . After his two-year stint with Truth (1976–78), Green married Marijean McCarty, a former member of Truth. They moved to Alexandria, Indiana , to sing backup for the Bill Gaither Trio . In 1980, Green joined Gary McSpadden , Lee Young and Bill Gaither to form The Gaither Vocal Band . Green sang tenor for their first two albums, The New Gaither Vocal Band and Passin' the Faith Along . In 1982, Steve and Gaither's musicians formed the Christian rock band White Heart . Green sang lead for White Heart as they recorded their debut self-titled album (which sold nearly 70,000 copies). In 1983, Steve left White Heart, feeling that his place was not in a rock band. That same year, a confrontation by his brother, Randy, led to a spiritual renewal in Green's life. He signed a solo contract with Sparrow Records , and released his self-titled debut album in 1984. In the same year, he established Steve Green Ministries. "People Need the Lord" became Green's signature song and he has, to this day, performed it in his concerts. Described by most critics as the male version of Sandi Patty (they both shared the same producer Greg Nelson), Green would go on to release a series of pop/ inspirational albums that were best sellers and won him two Male Vocalist of the Year Dove Awards and many others. Green has been Grammy nominated four times and has recorded eight Spanish language albums and four children's music albums. More information on Steve Green at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Green_(singer) Discography with Truth: On the Road (1977) (live double album) Not Just a Coincidence (1977) Departure (1978) (live album) with The Gaither Vocal Band: The New Gaither Vocal Band (1981) Passin' the Faith Along (1983) with White Heart: White Heart (1983) Solo albums: Steve Green (1984) He Hold the Keys (1985) A Mighty Fortress: A Celebration of Foundational Truths (EP) (1986) For God and God Alone (1986) Joy to the World! (1987) Find Us Faithful (1988) The Mission (1989) We Believe (1991) Hymns: A Portrait of Christ (1992) Where Mercy Begins (1994) People Need the Lord (1994) (compilation album) The Letter (1996) The First Noel  (1996) The Faithful (1998) Morning Light: Songs to Awaken the Dawn (1999) Woven in Time (2002) Somewhere Between (2005) The Ultimate Collection (2006) (2-CD compilation album) Always: Songs of Worship (2007) A Journey of Faith (2008) (live CD/DVD) Love Will Find a Way (2010) People Need the Lord: Number Ones (2012) (compilation album) Rest in Wonder (2012) Christmas (EP) (2012) Hymns (2014) Hold Fast (2018) Ocean of Hope (EP) (2025) Spanish language albums: Tienen Que Saber (1987) Toma La Cruz (1990) Himnos: Un Retrato De Cristo (1992) ¡En Vivo! (1994) (live Spanish album) 16 Melodías Bíblicas Para Niños (1994) Yo Iré (2004) Sólo En Jesús (2009) El Descanso (2019) Children's music albums: Hide 'Em In Your Heart: Bible Memory Melodies (1990) Hide 'Em In Your Heart: Bible Memory Melodies, Vol. 2 (1992) Hide 'Em In Your Heart: Praise & Worship for Kids (1998) Hide the Word: Bible Memory Melodies (2014)

The Letter is the tenth studio album by Christian singer Steve Green , released in February 1996 by Sparrow Records. The Letter was known for its deeply worshipful and devotional tone, departing slightly from Green's previous work by incorporating the reading of a Psalm and orchestral arrangements. The title song, written by Michael Card and Phil Naish, was written from the perspective of a parent or father-figure speaking to a child, expressing regret for being lost in "busyness" and affirming that the child's life is a "living letter" and a "poem of perfect praise." The lead single, "Love One Another," emphasizes that while many believers dream of changing the world through preaching, the most effective way to "rescue the human race" is through the simple, practical act of loving one another. The lyrics also reference 1 Corinthians 13, describing love as patient, kind, and quick to forgive. The track was Green's final chart appearance on The CCM Update 's Christian AC chart, as from this point on, and due to a changing climate in Christian music, Green will cater to an older audience as his songs will chart on the Inspirational format. The Letter also includes his vocal duet track "Teach Me to Love" with fellow Christian Gospel singer Larnelle Harris , that previously appeared on the 1994 various artists project Promise Keepers - A Life That Shows . The album debuted and peaked at number 8 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and at number 20 on the Heatseekers Albums charts. All songs were produced by Greg Nelson, except "Teach Me to Love" which was produced by Brown Bannister. Green was more involved on this project writing or co-writing six of the album's 12 tracks. Track listing 1. Love One Another (Jon Mohr, Randall Dennis) -4:28 2. I Will Call On You (Steve Green, Matt Huesmann) -3:52 3. All Is Well (Grant Cunningham, Matt Huesmann) -4:26 4. The Letter (Michael Card, Phil Naish) -3:45 5. Oh Men of God, Arise (Steve Green, Jon Mohr, David Hamilton) -4:35 6. 'Til the End of Time (Steve Green) -4:31 7. Teach Me to Love (vocal duet with Larnelle Harris) (Steve Green, Larnelle Harris, Phil Naish) (from the various artists recording Promise Keepers - A Life That Shows ) -4:13 8. Oh, I Want to Know You More (Steve Fry) -4:04 9. Delighted (Phill McHugh, Jim Cooper) -4:45 10. No Surprise (Steven Green, Douglas McKevley) -4:37 11. I Am in God's Hands (Phill McHugh, Phil Naish) -3:58 12. All Over the World (Steve Green, David Hamilton) -3:16 Production credits Greg Nelson -producer (tracks 1 -6, 8 -12) Brown Bannister -producer (track 7) Radio singles 1996 "Love One Another" -#37 Christian AC, -#1 Christian Inspirational Previous release: People Need the Lord  (1994) (compilation album) Next release: The First Noel  (1996)

The First Noel is the 11th studio and second Christmas album by Christian singer Steve Green , released in November 1996 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Phil Naish. It is Green's second release of 1996, following The Letter that was released earlier in the year. The First Noel is Green's second holiday release, following up his 1987 album Joy to the World! containing four original songs including "Jesu, Light of Lights," "Holy Child," "Rose of Bethlehem" and "Good News." "Good News" tells the story of an angel bringing the "good news" of Christ's birth, urging listeners to "behold a baby boy" and prepare the way for joy. The song was later covered by the Christian vocal group Avalon on their 2000 album Joy: A Christmas Collection . The other six songs are familiar Christmas hymns with two of the tracks done in medleys. The First Noel climbed to number 13 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and to number 16 on the Heatseekers Albums charts. Track listing 1. Midnight Clear Medley (arranged and conducted by J.A.C. Redford) -7:31 - It Came Upon the Midnight Clear (Edmond Sears, Richard Storrs Willis) -Angels We Have Heard on High (Edward S. Barnes) -O Come All Ye Faithful (John Francis Wade) 2. The First Noel (traditional; arranged by Phil Naish) -4:44 3. All My Heart Rejoices ( Paul Gerhardt; additional lyrics by Steve Green) -2:50 4. Good News (Rob Mathes) -4:20 5. What Child Is This (William Chatterton Dix) -3:16 6. Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus (Rowland H. Prichard, Charles Wesley) -4:08 7. Rose of Bethlehem (Lowell Alexander) -3:48 8. Holy Child (Rob Mathes, Phil Naish) -4:59 9. Jesu, Light of Lights (Rob Mathes, Phil Naish) -4:11 10. Away In a Manger Medley ( arranged and conducted by J.A.C. Redford) -3:51 - Away In a Manger (William J. Kirkpatrick) -O Little Town of Bethlehem (Phillips Brooks, Lewis Redner) Previous release: The Letter  (1996) Next release: The Faithful  (1998)

Promise Keepers - A Life That Shows is a various artists compilation album released in 1994 by Sparrow Records. It features 14 songs of encouragement for men of integrity including the two new tracks "Teach Me to Love" by Steve Green and Larnelle Harris and "Bearers of the Light" by Michael Card , plus previously released tracks. These songs were part of an event for Christian men called Promise Keepers, which is a Christ-centered ministry dedicated to uniting men through vital relationships to becoming godly influences in their world. Promise Keepers events were held at arenas and stadiums with guest speakers, musicians and authors, teaching men how to be better husbands and fathers, honoring Jesus Christ through worship, prayer and obedience to God's word and to reach beyond any racial and denominational barriers to demonstrate the power of biblical unity. Promise Keepers peaked at number 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. The track and music video for "Teach Me to Love" was nominated for a Dove Award for Song of the Year in 1995. It later appeared on Green's 1996 album The Letter and on Harris' 1998 2-CD compilation album Collector's Series, Vol. 2 . Card's "Bearers of the Light" later appeared on his 1994 album Poiema . NOTE: (*) -indicates that the track(s) are not on the digital release due to licensing and record label issues. A restored playlist of this album is posted below this article. Track listing 1. Teach Me to Love (Steve Green and Larnelle Harris) (Steve Green, Larnelle Harris, Phil Naish) (new recording) -4:13 2. Getting Stronger (Bob Carlisle) (Bob Carlisle, Charlie Peacock) (from Bob Carlisle ) -5:11 3. I Want to Be Just Like You (Phillips, Craig & Dean) (Dan Dean, Joy Becker) (from Lifeline ) -5:33 4. More of You (Wayne Watson) (Wayne Watson) (from A Beautiful Place ) -4:53 * 5. Slow Down (Michael James) (Michael James, Bobby Price) (from Shelter To the Wind ) -4:09 * 6. The Mission (Steve Green) (Jon Mohr, Randall Dennis) (from The Mission ) -5:00 7. A Life That Shows (Comissioned) (Fred Hammond) (from Ordinary Just Won't Do ) -4:19 * 8. Bearers Of the Light (Michael Card) (Michael Card) (new recording) -3:59 9. For the Sake of the Call (Steven Curtis Chapman) (Steven Curtis Chapman) (from For the Sake of the Call ) -5:31 10. In a Way That Matters (Larnelle Harris) (Larnelle Harris) (from I Choose Joy ) -5:26 * 11. Shade for the Children (Steve Camp) (Steve Camp) (from Consider the Cost ) -5:32 12. Integrity (Live) (Daryl Coley) (arranged by V. Michael McKay) (from When the Music Stops ) -5:31 13. A Few Good Men (The Gaither Vocal Band) (Barry and Suzanne Gaither Jennings) (from A Few Good Men ) -4:10 14. Aquél Quien la Buena Obra Empezó ( He Who Began a Good Work in You)  (Steve Green) (Jon Mohr) (from Toma La Cruz ) -3:24 Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (tracks 1 and 8) Lari Goss -producer (tracks 10 and 13) Phil Naish -producer (tracks 9 and 11) Greg Nelson -producer (tracks 4, 6 and 14) Wayne Watson -co-producer (track 4) Bill Deaton -producer (track 2) Paul Mills -producer (track 3) Gary Chapman and J.D. Cunningham -producers (track 5) Fred Hammond and Michael Brooks -producers (track 7) Hal Sacks -producer (track 12) Radio singles 1994 "Teach Me to Love" by Steve Green and Larnelle Harris -#10 Christian AC Listen to the complete playlist Promise Keepers - A Life That Shows here: Watch the music video of "Teach Me to Love" by Steve Green and Larnelle Harris here:

People Need the Lord is an official compilation album by Christian singer Steve Green , released in the fall of 1994 by Sparrow Records. This collection contains 16 favorite songs which, at the time, Green was celebrating his ten year music ministry including the title song, "Household of Faith" (featuring Green's wife Marijean Green), "The Mission," "Only Jesus/Calvary's Love," "He Holds the Keys" and others. Also included are two new hymns recordings: "A Mighty Fortress" and the Cross Medley of "Hallelujah! What a Savior," "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" and "And Can It Be," plus two contributing tracks from other projects: " I Know That My Redeemer Liveth" from The New Young Messiah and "Grace By Which I Stand" from the Keith Green  tribute album No Compromise: Remembering the Music of Keith Green . There are no songs represented from his recent album at the time, Where Mercy Begins or his 1992 hymns album Hymns: A Portrait of Christ . People Need the Lord climbed up to number 5 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart by early 1995. Track listing 1. People Need the Lord (Phill McHugh, Greg Nelson) (from Steve Green ) -4:45 2. The Mission (Jon Mohr, Randall Dennis) (from The Mission ) -5:00 3. God and God Alone (Phill McHugh) (from For God and God Alone ) -4:10 4. Household of Faith (duet with Marijean Green) (Brent Lamb, John Rosasco) (from For God and God Alone ) -3:02 5. Find Us Faithful (Jon Mohr) (from Find Us Faithful ) -4:43 6. Broken and Spilled Out (Gloria Gaither, Bill George) (from Steve Green ) -5:15 7. Only Jesus/Calvary's Love (Phill McHugh, Greg Nelson) (from For God and God Alone ) -5:45 8. He Holds the Keys (Jon Mohr) (from He Holds the Keys ) -5:29 9. Grace By Which I Stand (Keith Green) (from No Compromise: Remembering the Music of Keith Green ) -5:21 10. A Mighty Fortress (Martin Luther; arranged by Steve Green) (new recording) -3:02 11. We Believe (Dan Scott, Nathan Digesare) (from We Believe ) -4:51 12. Proclaim the Glory of the Lord (Dwight Niles, Niles Borop) (from Steve Green ) -2:39 13. Embrace the Cross (guest vocals by Michael Card) (John G. Elliot) (from The Mission ) -4:13 14. Cross Medley (arranged by Steve Green and Greg Nelson) (new recording) -4:45 Hallelujah! What a Savior (Philip Bliss) When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Isaac Watts) And Can It Be (Charles Wesley) 15. Guard Your Heart (Jon Mohr) (from The Mission ) -3:46 16. I Know That My Redeemer Liveth (Georg Friedrich Händel; arranged by David Hamilton) (from The New Young Messiah ) -3:57 Production credits Greg Nelson -producer (tracks 1 -8, 10 -16) Brown Bannister -producer (track 9) Previous release: 16 Melodías Bíblicas Para Niños  (1994) Next release: The Letter  (1996)

More Than This is the second live worship album by Christian gospel singer CeCe Winans , released on April 26, 2024 by PureSpring Gospel and Fair Trade Music Services. The album was produced by Kyle Lee, Thomas Hardin, Jr. and Tyrone Jackson and was recorded live at Rocketown in Nashville, Tennessee. More Than This is CeCe's first new live release in three years after the success of her Grammy and Dove Award winning live worship album Believe For It . CeCe returns with a diverse collection of worship songs, each imbued with heartfelt adoration and praise. Once again, CeCe teams up with producer Kyle Lee along with co-producers Thomas Hardin, Jr. and Tyrone Jackson. The best-selling gospel female artist also collaborates with esteemed gospel singer and songwriter Todd Dulaney on the title track. The album was preceded by three singles: "Holy Forever" was released on October 6, 2023, "That's My King" on February 2, 2024 and "Come Jesus Come" on March 15, 2024. All three songs have made the Top 10 on the Billboard Gospel charts. "That's My King" topped in 2024 and "Come Jesus Come" topped in 2025, both her longest running number one songs (49 weeks each) superseding "Believe For It," which was number one for 12 weeks. CeCe embarked on The Goodness Tour earlier in 2024 to promote the album and her ministry. More Than This topped both the Christian and Gospel Albums charts in Billboard magazine and debuted and peaked at number 196 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts, marking her first appearance on that chart since Let Them Fall in Love in 2017 where it peaked at number 103. At the 55th GMA Dove Awards, CeCe won Artist of the Year and Gospel Worship Album of the Year, with her cover of "Holy Forever" winning Song of the Year and awarded to its writers. In 2025, she won two Grammy Awards for Best Gospel Album and its track "That's My King" won Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song at the 67th Grammy Awards. On March 14, 2025, a new studio version of "Come Jesus Come" featuring gospel legend Shirley Caesar was released as a stand-alone track available for digital download and streaming platforms. It topped the Billboard Gospel Airplay chart in November 2025. A country gospel version of "Come Jesus Come" featuring country singer Cody Johnson was released as a stand-alone track on April 25, 2025. On October 7, 2025, CeCe won a Dove Award for "Come Jesus Come" as Gospel Worship Recorded Song of the Year with Caesar at the 56th GMA Dove Awards. On February 1, 2026, CeCe won Best Gospel Performance/Song at the 68th Grammy Awards for her studio version of "Come Jesus Come" featuring Shirley Caesar, thus giving CeCe her 18th Grammy win and for Caesar, her 12th Grammy win, her first in over 25 years. On January 23, 2026, CeCe released "Worthy Of It All (Worthy)" to digital platforms and for downloading as a stand-alone single. The powerful worship medley combines two songs: "Worthy Of It All" from Believe For It and "Worthy" from this project. It was produced by Bryan Fowler and will be on the deluxe edition of More Than This on April 24, 2026, just under two years after the original standard edition was released. Track listing 1. Lord and Friend (Alvin Love III) -4:32 2. Be Still and Know (CeCe Winans, Alvin Love III, Kyle Lee) -4:04 3. Too Late to Lose (Kyle Lee, Michael Bethany, Mitch Wong) -6:33 4. Oh the Blood of Jesus (traditional) -1:23 5. Holy Forever (Chris Tomlin, Phil Wickham, Jason Ingrim, Brian Johnson, Jenn Johnson) -5:07 6. Worthy (Chris Brown, Mack Brock, Steven Furtick) -5:21 7. That's My King (Jess Russ, Kellie Gamble, Lloyd Nicks, Taylor Agan) -4:11 8. More Than This (featuring Todd Dulaney) (CeCe Winans, Todd Dulaney, Kyle Lee) -8:19 9. Sanctuary (John Thompson, Randy Scruggs) -1:19 10. Refiner (Chandler Moore) -5:11 11. Come Jesus Come (Brian Fowler, Hank Bentley, Stephen McWhirter, Tara McWhirter) -4:58 12. Is He Worthy? (Andrew Peterson, Ben Shive) -5:07 13. In a Little While (Alvin Love III) -7:46 Accolades Dove Award -2024 Artist of the Year 2024 Gospel Worship Album of the Year ( More Than This ) 2025 Gospel Worship Recorded Song of the Year ("Come Jesus Come" with Shirley Caesar) Grammy Award -2025 Best Gospel Album ( More Than This ) 2025 Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song                                            ("That's My King") 2026 Best Gospel Performance/Song ("Come Jesus Come" with Shirley Caesar) Radio singles 2023 -2024 "Holy Forever" -#7 Billboard Hot Gospel Songs, - #36 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2024 -2025 "Holy Forever" featuring Jenn Johnson -#12 Billboard Hot Gospel Songs 2024 "That's My King" -#1 Billboard Hot Gospel Songs, -#1 Billboard Gospel Airplay, -#5 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#6 Billboard  Christian Airplay, - #5  Billboard  Christian AC Airplay 2024 -2025 "Come Jesus Come" -#1 Billboard Hot Gospel Songs, -#7 Billboard Top Christian Songs, -#16 Billboard  Christian Airplay, -#18 Billboard  Christian AC Airplay 2024 "More Than This" featuring Todd Dulaney -#12 Billboard Hot Gospel Songs 2025 "Worthy" -#15 Billboard Hot Gospel Songs 2025 "Come Jesus Come" featuring Shirley Caesar -#1 Billboard Gospel Airplay 2026 "Worthy Of It All (Worthy)" -#15 Billboard Christian AC Airplay Previous release: Believe For It (2021) This playlist contains the live album along with lyric and music videos. Watch the music video of "Come Jesus Come" with Shirley Caesar here: Watch the music video of "Worthy Of It All (Worthy)" here:

Torn Between Two Worlds is the fourth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Billy Sprague . It was released in the spring of 1992 and it is the first of two albums Sprague recorded on Benson Records. Sprague returns with his first album of new material in four years. Sprague was on a three-year break following the tragic death of his fiancé  Rosalyn Olivares, in a car accident in 1989. The album serves as a tribute to her memory and explores themes of grief, loss, and spiritual hope. Much of the project was shaped by his collaborator and producer Wayne Kirkpatrick. Torn Between Two Worlds was preceded by its lead single "Heaven Is a Long Hello." Sprague says that it is his favorite track on the album because it represents hope breaking through the "shadowland" of grief. The songs about Olivares are present throughout the project: "Dear Rosalyn" is Sprague's tribute to his late fiancé; "For the One Who Sleeps" was written for Olivares' funeral service and was dedicated to her and a beloved professor; "Waiting For the Day" is a song which focuses on the second coming of Christ and that one day Sprague will reunite with Olivares. The track "Lukeen Ote Mah Weendo" is a phonetic play on the phrase "looking out my window." The lyrics contrast a world full of conflict, legalism, and division with a longing for spiritual restoration and the Lord's Prayer. The back of the CD of Torn Between Two Worlds is a silhouette photo of Olivares with a rose displayed in front. Sprague wrote all the songs on the album, including two songs co-written with producer Kirkpatrick. Track listing All songs written by Billy Sprague, except where noted. 1. Heaven Is a Long Hello -4:54 2. Two-Way Street (Billy Sprague, Wayne Kirkpatrick) -3:55 3. Waiting For the Day -5:39 4. A Hazardous World -4:38 5. Where Is Your Heart? (Billy Sprague, Wayne Kirkpatrick) -4:16 6. Lukeen Ote Mah Weendo -5:32 7. Dear Rosalyn -4:08 8. El Viaje (The Journey) (instrumental) -1:58 9. For the One Who Sleeps -5:24 10. You Can't Keep a Good Man Down -6:15 Radio singles 1992 "Heaven Is a Long Hello" -#17 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1992 "Waiting For the Day" -#6 Christian AC 1992 -1993 "Two-Way Street" -#11 Christian AC Previous release: I Wish  (1989) (compilation album) Next release: The Wind & the Wave  (1993)