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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)

I Wish is an official compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Billy Sprague , released on March 21, 1989 by Reunion Records. Covering Sprague's first three albums in five years, it's a collection containing three songs from each album and one brand new track, "I Wish." The title track was written by Sprague and dedicated to the 1988 graduating class of Brentwood Academy. The new track was produced by Wayne Kirkpatrick. After this release, Sprague took time off from recording and touring, due to the loss of his fiancé Rosalyn Olivares. Olivares was killed in an automobile accident while on the way to see Sprague in concert. Sprague was mourning for her loss and dealing with his grieve at the time. Sprague would not return to music until 1992 for his next album Torn Between Two Worlds . This was also the last official release from Sprague on the Reunion Records label. I Wish is out of print and is not available on digital platforms. I compiled a playlist from YouTube containing five songs from the 1999 compilation release Signature Songs and the other five songs are from YouTube user Real 80s CCM. You can listen to it posted below this article. Track listing 1. I Wish (Billy Sprague) (new recording) -4:21 2. What a Way To Go (Billy Sprague, Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from What a Way To Go ) -4:11 3. What Goes Around Comes Around ( Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from La Vie ) -4:34 4. I Call It Love (Billy Sprague, Keith Brown) (from La Vie ) -3:53 5. A Heart Like Mine (Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Serious Fun ) -3:46 6. Love Has No Eyes (Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Serious Fun ) -4:39 7. Rock the Planet (Billy Sprague, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Chris Rodriguez) (from Serious Fun ) -3:32 8. Heavenly Father (Billy Sprague, David Parks) (from What a Way To Go ) -3:33 9. How Could You Say No (Billy Sprague, Mickey Cates, Brown Bannister) (from What a Way To Go ) -3:42 10. La Vie (Billy Sprague) (from La Vie ) -3:56 Production credits Wayne Kirkpatrick -producer (track 1) Michael W. Smith -producer (tracks 2, 8 and 9) Reed Arvin -producer (tracks 5 -7) Gary Chapman -producer (tracks 3, 4 and 10) Radio singles 1989 "I Wish" -#2 Christian AC Previous release: La Vie  (1988) Next release: Torn Between Two Worlds  (1992) Listen to the playlist I Wish here:

La Vie (French for "the life") is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Billy Sprague , released on April 26, 1988 by Reunion Records. The album is produced by musician and artist Gary Chapman . La Vie has a sound of acoustic pop and, at times, country and heartland rock, courtesy of Chapman and it will be more authentic for Sprague's future releases. Gone is the glossy pop/rock productions of his first two albums. The title track quotes a French proverb: "o la vie est dure, mais Dieu est bon," which translates "life is hard but God is good" The song is simple and has a country feel to it. The track "What Goes Around Comes Around" features a vocal choir that includes its writer Wayne Kirkpatrick, producer Chapman, Sprague and new Reunion Records artist Kim Hill among others. Three of the members of the gospel vocal sextet Take 6 also provide backing vocals on the album. Sprague also does a cover of "A Little Broken Bread," originally recorded by its writer Bill Batstone (and later Debby Boone on her 1987 album Friends for Life ) to close the album. Sprague dedicated La Vie to his father William Sprague and his mother (and Billy Sprague's grandmother) Myrtle, especially in the opening track "I Gotta Hand It To You." La Vie   was originally available on vinyl (in the U.K.), cassette tape and CD and is currently out of print. It is available for sale digitally by way of Sprague's website www.billysprague.com . You can also listen to the album on YouTube posted below this article. Track listing 1. I Gotta Hand It To You (Billy Sprague, Jim Weber) -4:28 2. What Goes Around Comes Around ( Wayne Kirkpatrick) -4:34 3. La Vie (Billy Sprague) -3:56 4. I Call It Love (Billy Sprague, Keith Brown) -3:53 5. Someone is There (Billy Sprague) -4:42 6. Heart Of the Infidel (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Richard Souther, Eric Persing) -3:52 7. You Can't Walk the Wire (Ashley Cleveland, Phil Madeira) -5:05 8. The Ultimatum (Billy Sprague) -4:18 9. If I Know Love (Billy Sprague) -3:23 10. A Little Broken Bread (Bill Batstone) -4:36 Radio singles 1988 "I Call It Love" -#2 Christian AC 1988 "What Goes Around Comes Around" -#6 Christian CHR 1988 " If I Know Love" -#19 Christian AC 1989 "La Vie" -#19 Christian AC Previous release: Serious Fun  (1986) Next release: I Wish  (1989) (compilation album) Listen to the album La Vie here:

Serious Fun is the second studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Billy Sprague , released on October 6, 1986 by Reunion Records. The album is produced by Reed Arvin. Serious Fu n is an upbeat fun album with a serious message, hence the name of the album. The album's title can be heard on the opening track and lead Christian CHR single "Rock the Planet," which is about the power of faith to change the world. The album's final track "Better Days" is about Sprague's trip to his high school reunion, meeting and catching up with friends, remembering the names and places where he used to hang out and reminiscing. More hit songs include the ballad "A Heart Like Mine" and the contemporary pop/rock track "Love Has No Eyes." Studio musicians and songwriters contributing on Serious Fun include Chris Eaton , Keith Thomas, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Chris Rodriguez, Jim Weber, Billy Crockett and BeBe Winans among others. Serious Fun was originally available on vinyl and cassette tape only and is currently out of print. It is available for sale digitally by way of Sprague's website www.billysprague.com . You can also listen to the album on YouTube posted below this article. NOTE: Serious Fun contains an activity where you can connect the dots on the album cover and a word puzzle on the album sleeves and cassette j-cards, where you can find words associated with the album, such as song titles, names of everyone involved on the album and Sprague's favorite things. Track listing 1. Rock the Planet (Billy Sprague, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Chris Rodriguez) -3:32 2 Love Has No Eyes (Wayne Kirkpatrick) -4:39 3. YMISIM (Billy Sprague, Jim Weber) -4:52 4. A Heart Like Mine (Wayne Kirkpatrick) -3:46 5. Invisible Hand (Billy Sprague, Jim Weber) -4:15 6 Phantom Living ( Billy Sprague, Chris Rodriguez, Ralph Henley) -4:38 7. Out of the Blue (Billy Sprague, Bill Hughes, Dave Bradstreet) -3:48 8. Centered On You (Chris Eaton) -4:08 9. Better Days (Billy Sprague, Jim Weber) -4:55 Radio singles 1986 "Rock the Planet" -#18 Christian CHR 1986 -1987 "A Heart Like Mine" -#3 Christian AC 1987 "Love Has No Eyes" -#2 Christian CHR 1987 "Out of the Blue" -#31 Christian AC Previous release: What a Way To Go  (1984) Next release: La Vie (1988) Listen to the album Serious Fun here:

What a Way To Go is the debut studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Billy Sprague . It was released on November 1984 by Reunion Records, originally distributed by Word Records. The album was produced by CCM musician, artist and label mate Michael W. Smith . What a Way To Go is a contemporary pop/rock album with Smith contributing on production, songwriting, playing keyboards and providing backing vocals throughout the album, along with Sprague's skills on the acoustic guitar, songwriting and vocals and other studio musicians. His early Christian radio hits include "Heavenly Father," "Jude Doxology" and the title song. Sprague also recorded "How Could You Say No," a song later recorded and charted by pop folk singer Julie Miller in 1990. What a Way To Go was originally available on vinyl and cassette tape only and is currently out of print. It is available for sale digitally by way of Sprague's website www.billysprague.com . You can also listen to the album on YouTube posted below this article. Track listing 1. What a Way To Go (Billy Sprague, Wayne Kirkpatrick) -4:07 2. Don't Give Up (Billy Sprague, Jim Weber) -3:53 3. Heavenly Father (Billy Sprague, David Parks) -3:30 4. Never Be the Same (Billy Sprague, Michael W. Smith, Chris Eaton, Mike Hudson) -4:56 5. I Believe (Ron Downey) -4:40 6. Secret Heart (Billy Sprague, Michael W. Smith) -4:28 7. How Could You Say No (Billy Sprague, Mickey Cates, Brown Bannister) -3:39 8. Take My Heart (Billy Sprague, Michael W. Smith, Justin Peters) -4:49 9 Jude Doxology (Michael W. Smith) -2:05 Radio singles 1985 "Jude Doxology" -#30 Christian AC/CHR 1985 "Heavenly Father" -#8 Christian AC 1985 "What a Way To Go" -#22 Christian AC Next release: Serious Fun (1986) Listen to the album What a Way To Go here:

For Every Man is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Steve Camp , released in the fall of 1981 on Myrrh/Word Records and produced by Keith Thomas. This album introduced what would become one of Camp's best known songs, "Run to the Battle." The song topped the Christian CHR chart for 16 weeks. For Every Man also produced a Top 10 Christian AC hit with "Farther and Higher." Rob Frazier, a one-time member of Petra , collaborated with Camp on the track "You Just Talk to Me" thus beginning a songwriting partnership and friendship. For Every Man is not available on CD and on digital platforms. Seven tracks on the album are available on CD and digitally on his 2007 Word Records compilation album The Definitive Collection . Track listing All songs written by Steve Camp, except where noted. 1. Jesus On Our Side (Steve Camp, Russ Hollingsworth) -3:27 (*) 2. Gimme What It Takes (Keith Thomas) -2:35 (*) 3. Farther and Higher (Keith Thomas) -3:15 (*) 4. Jesus Drawing Me -4:10 (*) 5. The Net of Peter -4:10 6. Thank You (Steve Camp, Howard McCrary) -3:23 (*) 7. The Only Story (Written in My Life) (Keith Thomas, Howard McCrary) -3:27 (*) 8. You Just Talk to Me (Steve Camp, Rob Frazier, Carol Frazier, Hank Neurberger) -3:38 9. Run to the Battle -3:42 (*) 10. Back in the Furnace -4:46 11. For Every Man -1:17 (*) - track available on CD and digital platforms on his 2007 Word Records compilation album The Definitive Collection . Radio singles 1981 -1982 "Run to the Battle" -#1 Christian CHR for 16 weeks 1982 "Farther and Higher" -#10 Christian AC Previous release: Start Believin' (1980) Next release: Only the Very Best (1983) (compilation album) Listen to the album For Every Man here:

Only the Very Best is a compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Steve Camp , released in late 1983 on Myrrh/Word Records. It is a collection of songs (mostly ballads) from his first three albums on the Myrrh label just as Camp was preparing to sign with Sparrow Records. The title song is the only new track recorded for this compilation album. Only the Very Best is not available on CD and is not available on digital platforms. A YouTube link is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Steve Camp, except where noted. 1. Run to the Battle (from For Every Man ) -3:42 2. Only the Very Best (Keith Thomas, Claire Cloninger, Russ Hollingsworth) (new recording) -3:27 3. Song for Mom (from Sayin' It With Love ) -4:49 4. Under His Love (Steve Camp, Larry Norman) (from Start Believin' ) -3:37 5. Bobby (from Start Believin' ) -5:20 6. Ambassador in Chains (from Start Believin' ) -3:52 7. Jesus Drawing Me (from For Every Man ) -4:10 8. Gather in His Name (from Sayin' It With Love ) -2:57 9. Farther and Higher (Keith Thomas) (from For Every Man ) -3:15 10. Strong Love, Strange Peace With Diamonds (Larry Norman) (from Sayin' It With Love ) -4:55 Production credits Keith Thomas -producer (tracks 1, 2, 7 and 9) Morris "Butch" Stewart -producer (tracks 4 -6) Steve Camp -producer (tracks 3, 8 and 10) Radio singles 1984 "Only the Very Best" -#11 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: For Every Man (1981) Next release: Fire and Ice (1984) Listen to the playlist Only the Very Best here:

Wayne Watson (born October 5, 1954 in Wisner, Louisiana) is an American singer - songwriter in contemporary Christian music . Some of his songs have become CCM classics, including "Another Time, Another Place" (with Sandi Patty ), "For Such a Time As This," "Friend of a Wounded Heart," "People of God," "Touch of the Master's Hand," "New Lives for Old" and "Watercolour Ponies" among others. He has won eight GMA Dove Awards and was nominated for two Grammy Awards and has shared a Grammy Award win for his participation on the various artists album Tribute – The Songs of Andraé Crouch (1996). Watson originally planned to pursue a career playing baseball, but while in college he began dabbling in music, and after graduation regularly performed in area churches. While leading worship at a Christian youth camp, the father of one of the children videotaped Watson's performance and sent it to a record company. Watson produced 23 number 1 singles in Christian radio—including "Friend of a Wounded Heart," "When God's People Pray," "Almighty," "Be in Her Eyes," "Watercolour Ponies," "More of You," and "Home Free" (which became the most played song on Christian radio in 1991).. On January 1, 2011, Watson was among seven artists inducted into the Christian Music Hall of Fame. More information on Wayne Watson at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Watson Discography Canvas for the Sun (1978) (independent debut album) Workin' In the Final Hour  (1980) New Lives for Old (1982) Man in the Middle (1984) Giants in the Land (1985) Watercolour Ponies (1987) The Fine Line (1988) Home Free (1990) The Early Works (1991) (Benson Records compilation album) How Time Flies (1992) (Word Records compilation album) A Beautiful Place (1993) One Christmas Eve (1994) The Very Best (1995) (Word Records compilation album) Field of Souls (1995) The Way Home (1998) Signature Songs (1999) (Benson Records compilation album) Wayne Watson (2000) Living Room (2002) Signatures (2004) The Definitive Collection  (2007) (Word Records compilation album) Even This (2008) King of Kings (with Jeremy Good) (2008) (independent Christmas album) The Ultimate Collection (2014) (Word Records compilation album) Simple Life (2016) (independent album)

Signatures is the 14th studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson , released on February 24, 2004 by Spring Hill Music Group with distribution by Word Music Group. Signatures features ten of Watson's best songs re-recorded acoustically with four of those songs taken from the enhanced CD portion of his previous album Living Room . Watson produced the album with his eldest son Neal Watson. They were recorded the way Watson has performed these classics today in concert. Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson, except where noted. 1. Almighty -3:53 2. Watercolour Ponies -4:33 3. Somewhere in the World -3:40 4. When God's People Pray -4:19 5. Friend of a Wounded Heart (Wayne Watson, Claire Cloninger) -5:28 6. Field of Souls -4:56 7. Would I Know You -3:22 8. Home Free -4:43 9. Walk in the Dark -4:08 10. A Beautiful Place -4:32 Previous release: Living Room (2002) Next release: The Definitive Collection  (2007) (Word Records compilation album)

The Definitive Collection  is a compilation album of Christian singer -songwriter Wayne Watson . Released by Word/Curb/Warner Records on February 6, 2007 as part of the Word Artists Definitive Collection  series, it contains ten select songs across Watson's Word releases Giants in the Land , Watercolour Ponies , The Fine Line and Home Free . Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson, except where noted. 1. Almighty (from Home Free ) -4:42 2. When God's People Pray (from Home Free ) -5:22 3. Somewhere in the World (from Giants in the Land ) -3:28 4. Friend of a Wounded Heart (Wayne Watson, Claire Cloninger) (from Watercolour Ponies ) -5:26 5. Home Free (from Home Free ) -4:45 6. Watercolour Ponies (guest vocals by Susan Ashton) (from Watercolour Ponies ) -4:42 7. Peace That Passes Understanding (Wayne Watson, Claire Cloninger) (from Giants in the Land ) -4:04 8. Giants in the Land (from Giants in the Land ) -4:16 9. We Belong to Him (Jeff Nelson) (from The Fine Line ) -4:48 10. Would I Know You (from Watercolour Ponies ) -3:48 Production credits Wayne Watson -producer (all tracks) Paul Mills -co-producer (tracks 1, 2, 4 -6, 9 and 10) Scott Hendricks -co-producer (tracks 3, 7 and 8) Previous release: Signatures  (2004) Next release: Even This  (2008)

Wayne Watson is the self-titled 12th studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson , released on July 18, 2000 by Word Records. The album was produced by Michael Omartian and Jerry McPherson. It is Watson's most personal album to date. He offers tribute to his late father on the track "Turning into Dad" and mourns overlooked victims of the Columbine High School shooting on "The Ones Left Standing." "Merciful Heaven" expresses that while life may not be fair, people may at least be thankful that they do not get what they deserve. Wayne Watson debuted and peaked at number 36 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Watson wrote all the songs on the album. In 2001, the album was nominated for a Dove Award for Inspirational Album of the Year. Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson. 1. More Than a Little Unusual -4:09 2. Merciful Heaven -4:35 3. Finest Hour -4:18 4. Trust in You -4:12 5. The Blood of Jesus -4:27 6. One of These Days -3:38 7. Everything Can Change So Fast -5:01 8. The Ones Left Standing -3:43 9. Pray -4:00 10. The Wrong Stuff -4:35 11. Turning into Dad -4:35 Radio singles 2000 "Finest Hour" -#17 Christian AC Previous release: Signature Songs  (1999) (Benson Records compilation album) Next release: Living Room (2002)