To the Ends of the Earth is the tenth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Scott Wesley Brown. It is the first of three albums Brown has recorded under the Word Records label after his 10-year recording career on Sparrow Records ended and was released on October 18, 1988. The album was produced by Greg Nelson. To the Ends of the Earth continues Brown's theme of global Christian missions, evangelism, and sacrificial faith, blending soft rock and pop-ballad musical styles. The second track and further single "Look What God Is Doing" is an upbeat-anthem style song that encourages Christians to step out in faith and witness God's power actively changing lives across the world. The chorus emphasizes a joyous celebration of God's movement across the globe. A music video was made for the track. "Look What God Is Doing" went to number one on the Christian AC chart, giving Brown his third and final number one song overall. The lead single "My Eyes Have Seen Salvation" was written by Brown, Steven Curtis Chapman and songwriter Niles Borop, about the personal and global redemption, framing the realization of Christ as a move from blind faith to absolute spiritual clarity. "God's People" is a collaborative track featuring Larnelle Harris, Hobson Myers, and Barbi & Harlan Moore providing guest vocals. "They That Wait" was written by Ashley Cleveland and Phil Madeira and features Cleveland on guest vocals. "Please Don't Send Me to Africa," co-written with musician and songwriter Phill McHugh, is a humorous, satirical, yet ultimately poignant song about a believer's fear of being called to uncomfortable foreign mission fields, ending in total surrender to God's will. To the Ends of the Earth is not available on digital platforms. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing 1. All Creatures (based on the hymn "All Creatures of Our God and King" with written text by St. Francis of Assisi and translated by William Henry Draper; arranged by Scott Wesley Brown) -3:05 2. Look What God Is Doing (Scott Wesley Brown, Niles Borop, Dwight Liles) -4:12 3. Things (Scott Wesley Brown, Phill McHugh) -4:39 4. Blessed to Be a Blessing (Scott Wesley Brown, Claire Cloninger, Niles Borop, Dwight Liles) -4:41 5. Please Don't Send Me to Africa (Scott Wesley Brown, Phill McHugh) -4:28 6. He Is No Fool (Scott Wesley Brown, Phill McHugh, Greg Nelson) -4:17 7. They That Wait (guest vocals by Ashley Cleveland) (Ashley Cleveland, Phil Madeira) -3:35 8. My Eyes Have Seen Salvation (Scott Wesley Brown, Steven Curtis Chapman, Niles Borop) -3:11 9. God's People (guest vocals by Larnelle Harris, Hobson Myers, and Barbi & Harlan Moore) (Scott Wesley Brown, Phill McHugh) -3:32 10. Still Another Miracle (Scott Wesley Brown, Niles Borop, Dwight Liles) -5:27 Radio singles 1988 "My Eyes Have Seen Salvation" -#7 Christian AC 1989 "Look What God Is Doing" -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1989 "Things" -#21 Christian AC 1989 "They That Wait" -#35 Christian AC Previous release: The Language of Jesus Is Love (1987) Next release: Living in the Comfort Zone (1990) Listen to the album To the Ends of the Earth here: Watch the music video of "Look What God Is Doing" here:

The Language of Jesus Is Love is the ninth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Scott Wesley Brown, released on April 9, 1987 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Greg Nelson. The Language of Jesus Is Love serves as Brown's final album on Sparrow Records after being on the label for 10 years, seven albums and one compilation release. The title song served as the album's lead single featuring a vocal duet with Gospel legend Shirley Caesar. The core theme of the song is true communication and faith that are expressed through acts of compassion rather than human intellect. The album contains just nine songs focusing on themes of grace, missions, and global ministry. Its overall sound is adult contemporary with a mix a ballads, anthems and mid-tempo songs making it fit alongside worship and devotional formats rather than high-energy rock. Appearing on the front and back cover with Brown is his second daughter Jessica, who was 4 1/2 years old when The Language of Jesus Is Love was released. The album was reissued on CD in 1988 as part of the Sparrow Double Play, putting this album and his 1984 compilation release All My Best in one CD. Track listing 1. The Language of Jesus Is Love (vocal duet with Shirley Caesar) (Scott Wesley Brown, Phill McHugh, Phil Naish, Greg Nelson) -4:56 2. I Stand Here Forgiven (Phill McHugh, Greg Nelson) -3:00 3. I Know Jesus (Scott Wesley Brown) -3:33 4. All Rise (Babbie Mason) -4:55 5. Count It All Joy (Scott Wesley Brown, Phil Naish) -3:02 6. Where There is Love (Phill McHugh, Greg Nelson) -3:51 7. Mother Teresa (Scott Wesley Brow, Phill McHugh) -4:00 8. They've Never Heard of Jesus (Scott Wesley Brown, Phill McHugh, Phil Naish, Greg Nelson) -4:51 9. Hungry Eyes (Chris Waters, Greg Nelson) -3:52 Radio singles 1987 "The Language of Jesus Is Love" with Shirley Caesar -#10 Christian AC 1987 "All Rise" -#33 Christian AC Previous release: Somebody's Brother (1985) Next release: To the Ends of the Earth (1988)

Find Us Faithful is the fifth studio album by Christian singer Steve Green, released on May 23, 1988 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Greg Nelson. Released nearly two years after his bestseller For God and God Alone, Find Us Faithful finds Green embracing his inspirational sound with some light touches of adult contemporary and middle-of-the road (MOR) music. Songwriting contributions include Michael W. Smith, Michael Card, Gloria Gaither and Jon Mohr. Green was the first to record the Twila Paris hymn-like track "For the Glory of the Lord." Paris herself later recorded her song on her 1988 album For Every Heart. The album also features guest appearances by Green's wife Marijean Green singing a duet called "Cherish the Treasure," CCM singer - songwriter Kelly Willard provides guest vocals on "He Who Began a Good Work in You" and American country/bluegrass musician Ricky Skaggs provides guest vocals on "The Word." Find Us Faithful peaked at number 4 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1989, Green earned his fourth and final Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Male for this album and at the Dove Awards, Green was nominated for Male Vocalist of the Year and Artist of the Year. Track listing 1. Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee (Ludwig van Beethoven, Henry Van Dyke) -2:57 2. What Are the Words? (Michael W. Smith, Gloria Gaither) -3:55 3. He Who Began a Good Work in You (guest vocals by Kelly Willard) (Jon Mohr) -3:23 4. Find Us Faithful (Jon Mohr) -4:43 5. The Word (guest vocals by Ricky Skaggs) (Michael Card) -3:38 6. Come and See (Jon Mohr, David and Bonnie Huntsinger) -3:40 7. For the Glory of the Lord (Twila Paris) -3:27 8. Cherish the Treasure (duet with Marijean Green) (Jon Mohr) -4:26 9. Praise You, I Will Praise You! (Michael W. Smith, Gloria Gaither) -3:35 10. As We Sail to Heaven's Shore (Greg Nelson, Phill McHugh) -3:21 Radio singles 1988 "Find Us Faithful" -#10 Christian AC 1988 "What Are the Words? -#9 Christian AC 1989 "He Who Began a Good Work in You" -#11 Christian AC Previous release: Joy to the World! (1987) Next release: The Mission (1989)

Kingdom of Love is the seventh studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Scott Wesley Brown, released on September 10, 1984 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Greg Nelson and Phil Naish. This is the second album Brown has released, as he has put out his compilation album All My Best back in April of that year. Kingdom of Love achieved significant success in Christian music circles, due to its lead single "Yeshua Ha Mashiach." The song's title translates from Hebrew to mean "Jesus the Messiah" or "Jesus the Anointed One." The lyrics open with an observer stepping into a crowded room to see a teacher with "calloused hands" and "dust upon His feet," surrounded by twelve close friends. While the narrator initially only visits out of curiosity, they notice the teacher staring deeply into them. The narrator whispers to a nearby woman to ask who the man is, and she replies with the chorus phrase: "Yeshua Ha Mashiach, the image of I Am...". Even though the song has a worship style chorus, the music is contemporary and upbeat. "Yeshua Ha Mashiach" was Brown's second number one hit after his previous 1982 -83 hit "He Will Carry You." The song (written by Greg Davis and Greg Fisher) was nominated for a Dove Award for Song of the Year in 1985. The title song serves as the second single. Written primarily as a missionary anthem by Brown and White Heart's Billy Smiley and Mark Gersmehl, the song centers on the global Christian mandate to spread the Gospel, offer humanitarian support, and serve impoverished nations. A music video was made for the song in co-operation with Mission Aviation Fellowship, a Christian organization that provides aviation, communications, and learning technology services to more than 1,000 Christian and humanitarian agencies, as well as thousands of isolated missionaries and indigenous villagers in the world's most remote areas. Brown does not appear in the video, but uses the song as motivation and urges volunteers to go out into the mission fields. Kingdom of Love topped Cash Box magazine's Top 15 Inspirational Albums chart in February 1985 while on Billboard, it was Brown's only album appearance climbing to number 19 on their Top Inspirational Albums list. Track listing 1. Yeshua Ha Mashiach (Greg Davis, Greg Fisher) -4:30 2. Kingdom of Love (Scott Wesley Brown, Billy Smiley, Mark Gersmehl) -3:26 3. Stronger (Scott Wesley Brown, Phil Naish) -3:55 4. Give Your Life Away (Scott Wesley Brown, Phil Naish) -2:52 5. Jesus I Love You (Scott Wesley Brown, Phil Naish) -3:25 6. Born to Love You (Scott Wesley Brown, Phil Naish) -3:40 7. The Wall (Scott Wesley Brown) -4:09 8. Peace By Peace (Scott Wesley Brown) -2:52 9. All of Us Together (vocal duet with Bob Bailey) (Scott Wesley Brown) -3:28 10. In Jesus' Name (Scott Wesley Brown, Phil Naish) -3:32 Radio singles 1984 "Yeshua Ha Mashiach" -#1 Christian AC/CHR for 4 weeks 1985 "Kingdom of Love" -#29 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: All My Best (1984) (compilation album) Next release: Somebody's Brother (1985) Watch the music video of "Kingdom of Love" here:

All My Best is an official compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Scott Wesley Brown, released on April 26, 1984 by Sparrow Records. This collection contains nine of Brown's best songs and album tracks covering his first four Sparrow releases, I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord, One Step Closer, SWB and Signature, including his signature hits "He Will Carry You," This Is the Day," "This Little Child" and "I Wish You Jesus" among others. Brown also recorded one new track, "It Is Finished," just for this release. It is the first of two releases Brown put out in 1984 with his next studio album Kingdom of Love releasing later in the fall. All My Best (along with Brown's 1987 release The Language of Jesus is Love) is available on digital platforms and was previously reissued on CD in 1988 as part of the Sparrow Double Play, putting two albums in one CD. Track listing All songs written by Scott Wesley Brown, except where noted. 1. It Is Finished (Scott Wesley Brown, Phil Naish) (new recording) -2:53 2. This Is the Day (from One Step Closer) -2:40 3. This Little Child (from SWB) -5:51 4. There is Power (from Signature) -3:00 5. I Wish You Jesus (from I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord) -4:57 6. He Will Carry You (from Signature) -4:27 7. Keep the Son In Your Eyes (from SWB) -3:12 8. I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord (from I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord) -3:10 9. My Treasure (from SWB) -4:55 10. Pray For Me (from One Step Closer) -3:57 Production credits Dan Collins -producer (tracks 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9) Billy Ray Hearn -producer (tracks 2 and 10) Scott Wesley Brown -producer (tracks 5 and 8) Greg Nelson -producer (track 1) Radio singles 1984 "It Is Finished" -#21 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Signature (1982) Next release: Kingdom of Love (1984)

Signature is the sixth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Scott Wesley Brown, released on September 16, 1982 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Dan Collins. Signature was, in some ways, a breakthrough album due to the success of the album's only Christian radio single and Brown's first number one hit "He Will Carry You." The track functions as an inspirational ballad designed to offer comfort, reassurance, and spiritual strength to those going through personal hardships. The lyrics explicitly incorporate Jesus' words from Matthew 11:28: "Come unto Me, all who are weary, and I will give you rest." "He Will Carry You" was nominated for a Dove Award for Song of the Year and Brown was nominated for Songwriter of the Year, two years in a row in each category in 1983 and 1984. It became a signature song for Brown as has performed this song at his concerts and still performs it to this day. In 2006, "He Will Carry You" was listed at number 95 on CCM Magazine's book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music. The rest of the album features backing vocals from Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Kathy Troccoli, producer Collins and his wife, singer Jamie Owens Collins, Kelly Willard and Marty McCall, who at the time was the lead singer of the Christian pop rock band Fireworks and later a member of First Call. Signature is not available on digital platforms. Tracks from the album like "He Will Carry You" is available on digital platforms on his two compilation releases, All My Best and The Scott Wesley Brown Collection. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Scott Wesley Brown, except where noted. 1. Within His Joy (Tim Hosman) -3:19 2. Feelings -3:05 3. Workin' Out the Details -3:31 4. Babe -3:35 5. It Ain't Magic -3:29 6. He Will Carry You -4:27 7. There is Power -2:57 8. Just At the Right Time -4:08 9. You Are the One -2:51 10. Wise Men -2:57 Radio singles 1982 -1983 "He Will Carry You" -#1 Christian AC/CHR for 9 weeks Previous release: SWB (1981) Next release: All My Best (1984) (compilation album) Listen to the album Signature here:

SWB is the fifth studio album and self-titled initials by Christian singer - songwriter Scott Wesley Brown, released on March 28, 1981 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Dan Collins. SWB features a fuller production by Dan Collins, who at the time was Sparrow Records director of A&R and is the husband of Christian singer Jamie Owens Collins. Both Dan and Jamie provided backing vocals on the album. It contains the standard track "This Little Child," which serves as both a Christmas song and a reflection on global brokenness, contrasting the humility of Jesus Christ's birth with his identity as a heavenly king. The song later appeared on the Sparrow Christmas release 25 Songs of Christmas in 1982 and on his compilation albums All My Best and The Scott Wesley Brown Collection. "This Little Child" has been made as an accompaniment track on cassette tape and later on digital platforms so it can be sung by vocalists in churches. The opening track and Christian radio single "Learning to Live Like Jesus" focuses on the theme of spiritual maturity and daily Christian discipleship. Rather than looking at grand theological events, it emphasizes the practical, daily process of sanctification. It was a Top 10 hit on the Christian AC chart peaking at number 6. NOTE: Brown's song "My Treasure" was later covered and recorded by popular Spanish opera star Plácido Domingo on his platinum-selling 1981 crossover album Perhaps Love. SWB is not available on digital platforms. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Scott Wesley Brown, except where noted. 1. Learning to Live Like Jesus (Hadley Hockensmith) -3:38 2. Someone's Got a Hold of Me (Marty McCall) -3:32 3. This Little Child -5:47 4. The Lord's Prayer (Albert Hay Malotte; arranged by Scott Wesley Brown) -2:59 5. Your Word -3:42 6. Fall On Me (Bruce Hibbard) -3:37 7. My Treasure -4:52 8. Out On a Limb -4:10 9. Close to You (Bruce Hibbard) -4:13 10. Keep the Son In Your Eyes -3:12 Radio singles 1981 "Learning to Live Like Jesus" -#14 Christian CHR, -#6 Christian AC 1981 "This Little Child" -#20 Christian CHR, -#20 Christian AC Previous release: One Step Closer (1979) Next release: Signature (1982) Listen to the album SWB here:

One Step Closer is the fourth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Scott Wesley Brown, released in November 1979 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Billy Ray Hearn. One Step Closer servers as Brown's follow-up to his Sparrow debut album I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord once again combining pop and folk influences and noted for its spiritual themes. The title song was the only track to be released to Christian radio and was his first Top 5 hit peaking at number 3 in 1980. The opening track "This Is the Day" is a wedding song that Brown wrote and dedicated to his wife Belinda, whom he married in 1976. The song has since been a concert favorite of Brown's and has been used for weddings and anniversaries for married couples. "Jesus Is the Lord of My Life" and "How Can I Say I Love You" were two early songs that were previously recorded on his 1978 live album Stories and Songs, and now both are recorded in studio form. One Step Closer is not available on digital platforms, however a few tracks like "This Is the Day" is available on his compilation releases All My Best and The Scott Wesley Brown Collection. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Scott Wesley Brown, except where noted. 1. This Is the Day -2:37 2. One Step Closer (Hadley Hockensmith) -2:45 3. Mountains -3:16 4. Pressing On -3:53 5. Jesus Is the Lord of My Life -2:45 6. Pray For Me -3:53 7. Consider the Lilies -2:50 8. How Can I Say I Love You -3:25 9. You Make It Look So Easy (Keith and Melody Green) -2:54 10. Praise You in the Rain -3:05 Radio singles 1980 "One Step Closer" -#3 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Songs and Stories: Live in Concert (1978) Next release: SWB (1981) Listen to the album One Step Closer here:

I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Scott Wesley Brown. It was released on November 16, 1977 and it is his first album on Sparrow Records, his label home for the next decade. Brown produced the album himself and co-mixed it with Bill Maxwell. I'm Not Religious... marked his shift from independent to more established label support. Brown handled production, songwriting, arrangements, and instrumentation, including guitars and vocals, while a young musician named Steve Camp contributed backup vocals and acoustic guitar shortly after high school. The members of the Christian band GLAD also contributed on the album. The title song and "I Wish You Jesus" were his first charted songs on the Christian music chart. Brown also covers Kenny Loggins' "House At Pooh Corner," inspired by the final chapter of A. A. Milne's 1928 children's book The House at Pooh Corner, which depicts Christopher Robin's farewell to his childhood friends in the Hundred Acre Wood. I'm Not Religious... is not available on digital platforms. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Scott Wesley Brown, except where noted. 1. I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord -3:09 2. House At Pooh Corner (Kenny Loggins) -3:29 3. I Wish You Jesus -4:58 4. It's So Nice -3:38 5. Learning -2:40 6. Dance -3:58 7. Friend (Jim Morgan) -4:59 8. Once Again -3:05 9. Please -4:39 10. Letting Go -2:00 Radio singles 1978 "I Wish You Jesus" -#12 Christian AC/CHR 1978 "I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord" -#16 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: I Am a Christian (1976) Next release: Songs and Stories: Live in Concert (1978) Listen to the album I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord here:

Reign On Me is the second studio album by Christian singer Michele Pillar. It was released by Sparrow Records around August 1983 and was produced by J.L. Wallace and recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Reign On Me was continuing the success of Pillar's self-titled debut release with soul and pop arrangements and produced two Top 10 hits: the title song and "He Rolled Away the Stone." Other song highlights include the album opener "Shout It From the Rooftops," "Look Up," "When Love Draws Near" and the closing track "Song of Praise." Producer Wallace brought in his Bama songwriting partner Terry Skinner, as well as musician Lonnie Ledford to co-write four songs and Pillar co-wrote songs with Lenny LeBlanc, Cindy Richardson and Cathy McGraw . Reign On Me climbed to number 9 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart. In 1984, Pillar earned first-time Grammy and Dove nominations: Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Female for Reign On Me. Dove nomination for Female Vocalist of the Year. Track listing 1. Shout It From the Rooftops (Ava Aldridge, Lenny LeBlanc) -3:34 2. He Rolled Away the Stone (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford, Terry Skinner) -4:33 3. Reign On Me (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford, Terry Skinner) -3:21 4. Look Up (Michele Pillar, Lenny LeBlanc) -3:08 5. There He Was (Cindy Richardson) -5:02 6. My Heart Is a Stone (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford, Terry Skinner) -4:19 7. Don't Wait Too Late (Michele Pillar, Cindy Richardson) -3:41 8. When Love Draws Near (Michele Pillar, Cathy McGraw) -4:08 9. One Move of Your Spirit (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford, Terry Skinner) -4:15 10. Song of Praise (Michele Pillar, Lenny LeBlanc) -2:46 Radio singles 1983 -1984 "Reign On Me" -#9 Christian AC/CHR 1984 "He Rolled Away the Stone" -#4 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Michele Pillar (1982) Next release: Look Who Loves You Now (1984)

Michele Pillar is the debut studio album by Christian singer Michele Pillar. It was released by Sparrow Records on June 29, 1982. The album was produced by musicians and songwriters J.L. Wallace and Lonnie Ledford. Wallace was one third of the studio pop group known as Bama, who were songwriters along with Ken Bell and Terry Skinner, who wrote The Carpenter's final number one AC hit "Touch Me When We're Dancing" in 1981. Ledford was a session bass player and was a member of Crystal Drive in the early 1970s. The album was recorded at East Avalon Recorders in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. After her collaboration album, The Misfit, with Erick Nelson was released, Pillar, at the time, was singing with The Maranatha Singers. She sang backing vocals on Phil Keaggy's 1981 album Town to Town, including her vocal duet with Keaggy on "What a Wonder You Are," which brought her to the attention Christian music label executive Billy Ray Hearn and a recording contract with Sparrow. Her self-titled debut release showcased her silky alto vocals, reminiscent of Karen Carpenter on some of the tracks. Her debut single "Walk Across Heaven" (written by Wallace and Ledford) was her first Top 10 Christian radio hit, peaking at number 4. Her second single "More Than Just a Man" was another hit climbing to number 11. The song "You" was written by Keaggy. Pillar even got involved in songwriting co-writing four songs and wrote solo on "The Things I Hope For You." Michele Pillar helped establish Pillar as a significant voice in contemporary Christian music in the early 1980s and features a blend of gospel, jazz and soul-influenced styles. She made her second appearance on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart in 1983 as her self-titled release climbed to number 22. She previously charted with Erick Nelson on The Misfit album back in 1980. This is her first solo charted album. Track listing 1. Walk Across Heaven (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford) -4:10 2. You Were There All Along (Ava Aldridge, Lenny LeBlanc) -3:43 3. More Than Just a Man (Michele Pillar, Cathy McGraw) -3:33 4. You've Known Me All My Life (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford) -3:18 5. Free From the Night (Michele Pillar, Lenny LeBlanc) -3:25 6. Rock of Love (Michele Pillar, Lenny LeBlanc) -3:19 7. The Things I Hope For You (Michele Pillar) -3:19 8. In Nazareth There's a Carpenter (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford) -4:20 9. You (Phil Keaggy) -2:41 10. I Can Do It All By Myself (Michele Pillar, J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford) -4:25 Radio singles 1982 "Walk Across Heaven" -#4 Christian AC/CHR 1982 "More Than Just a Man" -#11 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: The Misfit (1979) (with Erick Nelson) Next release: Reign On Me (1983)

Songs and Stories: Live in Concert is a live album by Christian singer - songwriter Scott Wesley Brown. It was self released in May 1978 on the Seven Locks Associates label. Brown was still signed to Sparrow Records when this live album was released and Sparrow, under its founder Billy Ray Heard, even helped Brown assisting in the final production. It was produced by Brown and Tom Willett. Stories and Songs was recorded at Christ Church in Washington, D.C. and features the group GLAD as Brown's backing band. Performing songs like "I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord," "Harrison" and "The Lord's Prayer," Brown also interspersed with personal monologue, capturing the raw enthusiasm of his nascent career in the Jesus Music movement. Stories and Songs is somewhat of a rare collector's item and hard to find, due to a limited number of copies that were made and sold at the time. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Scott Wesley Brown, except where noted. 1. I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord -4:17 2. You Make Me Feel -2:36 3. We Need a Whole Lot More of Jesus (Wayne Raney) -6:54 4. Prayer Meetings (monologue)/Harrison -9:09 5. Lord's Prayer (Albert Hay Malotte; arranged by Scott Wesley Brown) -3:12 6. Dance -0:57 7. Jesus Is the Lord of My Life -2:26 8. Learning -3:27 9. Trees (monologue) -3:01 10. How Can I Say I Love -3:27 11. Alphabet Prayers (monologue) -6:37 12. I Wish You Jesus -5:06 Previous release: I'm Not Religious, I Just Love the Lord (1977) Next release: One Step Closer (1979) Listen to the live album Songs and Stories: Live in Concert here: