Holy Roar is the tenth studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/worship leader Chris Tomlin. It was released on October 26, 2018 by Sparrow Record and Capitol Christian Music Group. It is Tomlin's first album to not be issued on the imprint label sixstepsrecords. Tomlin's long-time producer Ed Cash produced eight of the album's 12 tracks and Bryan Fowler producing the other four tracks. Holy Roar features songs written specifically for church worship, ranging from quiet personal reflections to energetic shouts of praise. The music on Holy Roar is designed to help congregations and individual listeners connect deeply with God through worship. The phrase "Holy Roar" describes the massive sound of God's people singing together in worship. Tomlin launched this album alongside a companion book titled Holy Roar: 7 Words That Will Change the Way You Worship, which he co-wrote with his pastor, Darren Whitehead. The book explains seven ancient Hebrew words used in the Bible for "praise," helping people understand different ways to worship. The album was preceded by the lead single "Resurrection Power," which was released to streaming platform and to Christian radio in January 2018. A ballad Christian worship song, "Resurrection Power" is about freedom, new life, and the power of Jesus' resurrection. The song was a Top 10 hit on Billboard's Hot Christian Songs chart while going Top 5 on the Christian Airplay and Christian AC Airplay charts in June 2018. Later in October 2018, "Resurrection Power" was nominated for a Dove Award for Worship Recorded Song of the Year. A year later, the album was nominated for Worship Album of the Year. Other songs also charted, such as "Nobody Loves Me Like You," the title track and "Is He Worthy?" Holy Roar debuted and peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and at No. 103 on the Billboard 200. Holy Roar was later nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album in 2020. Track listing 1. Holy Roar (Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram Ed Cash) -4:12 2. Nobody Loves Me Like You (Ed Cash, Scott Cash) -4:26 3. Resurrection Power (Tony Brown, Ryan Ellis, Ed Cash) -4:11 4. Goodness, Love And Mercy (Chris Tomlin, Bear Rinehart, Bo Rinehart, Ed Cash) -4:21 5. Satisfied (Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, Ross Copperman) -3:34 6. Impact (Chris Tomlin, Mitch , Tommy Iceland) -4:15 7. Praise Him Forever (Chris Tomlin, Phil Wickham, Jonathan Smith) -4:54 8. Is He Worthy? (Andrew Peterson, Ben Shive) -4:32 9. Forever Young (Chris Tomlin, Bo Rinehart, Martin Smith, Nick Herbert, Ed Cash) -4:08 10. I Stand In Awe (featuring Nicole Serrano) (Chris Tomlin, Audrey Assad, Mark Alan Schoolmeesters, Martin Chalk) -4:18 11. Praise Is the Highway (Chris Tomlin, Brian Johnson, Sean Feucht, Ben Fielding) -4:57 12. How Sweet It Is (featuring Pat Barrett) (Chris Tomlin, Pat Barrett, Hank Bentley, Jessie Early) -3:40 Production credits Ben Fowler -producer (tracks 1, 5 -7) Ed Cash -producer (tracks 2 -4, 8 -12) Radio singles 2018 "Resurrection Power" -#6 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#2 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#2 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2018 -2019 "Nobody Loves Me Like You" -#15 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#12 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#12 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2018 "Holy Roar" -#38 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2019 "Is He Worthy?" -#12 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#13 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#13 Billboard Christian AC Airplay Previous release: Never Lose Sight (2016) Next release: Holy Roar: Live From Church (2019) Listen to the album from YouTube Music containing lyrics and music videos:

Holy Roar: Live From Church is a live album by Christian singer/songwriter/ worship leader Chris Tomlin. It was released on March 15, 2019 by Sparrow Records/Capitol Christian Music Group. With only eight live tracks, it was recorded live at a church in Nashville, Tennessee in front of crowd of 200 worship leaders. It serves as a companion album to Tomlin's studio release Holy Roar, which he released in the fall of 2018. It contains seven live tracks from Holy Roar, plus a special performance by Pat Barrett, who was signed to Tomlin's imprint label Bowyer & Bow, with "Build My Life." Tomlin had announced his Holy Roar Tour, in support of his Holy Roar album, by performing some spring 2019 dates. Holy Roar: Live From Church debuted and peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and at No. 31 on the Top Album Sales charts. It is the first Tomlin release to not chart on the Billboard 200. The live release was produced by Nathan Nockels. Track listing 1. Is He Worthy? (Andrew Peterson, Ben Shive) -7:02 2. Holy Roar (Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram Ed Cash) -5:01 3. Goodness, Love And Mercy (Chris Tomlin, Bear Rinehart, Bo Rinehart, Ed Cash) -8:04 4 Build My Life by Pat Barrett (Pat Barrett, Matt Redman, Karl Martin, Kirby Kaple, Brett Younker) -5:26 5. Praise Him Forever (Chris Tomlin, Phil Wickham, Jonathan Smith) -5:11 6. Impact (Chris Tomlin, Mitch Wong, Tommy Iceland) -6:41 7. Nobody Loves Me Like You (featuring Ed Cash) (Ed Cash, Scott Cash) -5:44 8. Praise Is the Highway (Chris Tomlin, Brian Johnson, Sean Feucht, Ben Fielding) -4:40 Previous release: Holy Roar (2018) Next release: Chris Tomlin & Friends (2020) (collaboration album with special guests) Watch the visual live playlist on YouTube:

Never Lose Sight is the ninth studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/ worship leader Chris Tomlin, released on October 21, 2016 by sixsteps- records/Sparrow Records/Capitol Christian Music Group. Tomlin's long- time producer Ed Cash produced five tracks with Jeremy Edwardson producing a majority of the album and Ross Copperman producing two tracks. The album's main highlight is the lead single "Good Good Father." It was originally released as a stand alone track on digital platforms and sent to Christian radio on October 2, 2015. The track was original recorded by the American Christian worship band Housefires and was written by its members Tony Brown and Pat Barrett and produced by Copperman. Tomlin recorded his version and it became a very popular worship song. The lyrics focus on the character of God as a loving, perfect parent and the identity of believers as children who are unconditionally loved. "Good Good Father" climbed to the top of the Christian music charts on Billboard, where it was No. 1 on the Hot Christian Songs chart for 7 weeks in February 2016 and at No. 1 on the Christian Airplay chart for a week. The song also charted on the Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart where it peaked at No. 13. "Good Good Father" was certified Gold in 2016, Platinum in 2018 and then Double Platinum in September 2021 by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for sales of two million downloads. It is Tomlin's top streamed song on Spotify with more than 260 million. At the 47th GMA Dove Awards, "Good Good Father" was named Song of the Year and awarded to Brown and Barrett for writing the song. It was also nominated for Worship Song of the Year. Despite its success, the song has been criticized for being "not identifiably Christian, completely narcissistic, and poor poetry." Other singles were also released including "Jesus," which was released in July 2016, just three months prior to the album's release date and "Home," which was released after in October 2016. The song "Home" peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Christian Airplay chart for 3 weeks in June 2017 and was later Gold certified in January 2023. Featured guest artists on Never Lose Sight are American Christian singer and American Idol finalist Danny Gokey, Christian singer/worship leader Kim Walker-Smith, Matt Maher, Matt Redman and Jason Ingram. The album was released in two variations: the regular 11-track standard version and the deluxe version with three extra bonus tracks including the final track "Kyrie Eleison," which in Greek means "Lord, have mercy" and features vocals by Tomlin, Maher, Redman and Ingram. Never Lose Sight was Tomlin's seventh No. 1 album on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart where it topped for a week and it peaked at No. 6 on the Billboard 200. The album sold 32,000 copies in its first week, with 30,000 of it based on pure album sales. Never Lose Sight was Tomlin's most recent Gold-certified album on August 29, 2022. On October 20, 2017, the album was named Worship Album of the Year at the 48th GMA Dove Awards. Track listing on the Deluxe Edition 1. Good Good Father (Tony Brown, Pat Barrett) -4:53 2. Jesus (Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash) -4:06 3. Impossible Things (featuring Danny Gokey) (Brenton Brown, Chris McClarney, Ed Cash) -4:28 4. Home (Chris Tomlin, Scott Cash, Ed Cash) -3:40 5. God of Calvary (Chris Tomlin, Matt Maher, Matt Redman, Jonas Myrin) -4:44 6. He Lives (Chris Tomlin, Reuben Morgan, Ben Cantelon, Nick Herbert) -4:05 7. Glory Be (Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, Jonas Myrin, Ed Cash) -4:35 8. Come Thou Fount (I Will Sing) (Robert Robinson; arranged by Chris Tomlin) -5:00 9. Yes and Amen (Tony Brown, Nate Moore, Chris McClarney) -5:07 10. All Yours (Chris Tomlin, Reuben Morgan, Jess Cates, Jason Ingram) -3:55 11. First Love (featuring Kim Walker-Smith) (Chris Tomlin, Martin Smith, Reuben Morgan, Kathryn Scott) -3:59 12. The God I Know (Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, Ross Copperman) -4:47 13. God And God Alone (Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, Jonas Myrin) -5:00 14. Kyrie Eleison (featuring Matt Maher, Matt Redman and Jason Ingram) (Chris Tomlin, Matt Maher, Matt Redman, Jason Ingram) -3:52 Production credits Ed Cash -producer (tracks 2 -4, 9 and 14) Jeremy Edwardson -producer (tracks 2, 5 -13) Ross Copperman -producer (tracks 1 and 13) RIAA certifications Never Lose Sight -Gold certified in 2022. "Good Good Father" single -Gold certified in 2016. Platinum certified 2x in 2021. "Home" single -Gold certified in 2023. Accolades Dove Award -Worship Album of the Year (Never Lose Sight) Radio singles 2015 -2016 "Good Good Father" -#1 Billboard Hot Christian Songs for 7 weeks, -#1 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#5 Billboard Christian AC Airplay, -#13 Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 2016 -2017 "Jesus" -#4 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#2 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#2 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2016 -2017 "Home" -#4 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#1 Billboard Christian Airplay for 3 weeks, -#2 Billboard Christian AC Airplay Previous release: Adore: Christmas Songs of Worship (2015) Next release: Holy Roar (2018) Listen to the album on YouTube Music containing visual, audio and lyric videos: Watch the music video of "Good Good Father" featuring Pat Barrett here:

Celebrate This Heartbeat is the seventh studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill, released on April 25, 1984 by Myrrh/Word Records. The album was produced by Barry Miller Kaye. It is the first of two albums that Stonehill and producer Kaye have collaborated on (the other being his next album Love Beyond Reason), as Stonehill's sound on this album was more pop/rock. The album's highlight is "Who Will Save the Children," a vocal duet featuring fellow musician and friend Phil Keaggy. The track serves as a charity song for Compassion International to help children from poverty, even predating the 1985 charity single "Do Something Now" as performed by the Christian all-star collective The CAUSE. The album liner notes on Celebrate This Heartbeat includes a sign up form to sponsor a child. The other song highlights include the title track and "Still Small Voice." A music video was made for the latter to promote the album and is found in the video collection Love Beyond Reason - The Video Album on VHS. Celebrate This Heartbeat debuted and peaked at number 18 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart. As of 2026, Celebrate This Heartbeat was made available on streaming platforms. Track listing All songs written by Randy Stonehill, except where noted. 1. Overture: Celebrate This Heartbeat (instrumental) (Randy Stonehill, Tom Howard) -3:25 2. Still, Small Voice -4:03 3. Celebrate This Heartbeat -4:07 4. Modern Myth -3:52 5. Who Will Save the Children (vocal duet with Phil Keaggy) -5:28 6. When I Look to the Mountains -3:42 7. Allison -3:20 8. Whatcha Gonna Do About That -3:19 9. Stop the World -4:33 10. I'll Remember You -4:27 Radio singles 1984 "When I Look to the Mountains" -#7 Christian AC/CHR 1984 "Who Will Save the Children -#11 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Equator (1983) Next release: Stonehill (EP) (1985) (U.K. only release) Watch the music video of "Still Small Voice" here:

Stryper is an American Christian metal band from La Mirada, California. The group's current lineup consists of Michael Sweet (lead vocals, guitar), Oz Fox (guitar), Perry Richardson (bass guitar), and Robert Sweet (drums). The band's name is taken from scripture in Isaiah 53:5: "But He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon Him; and with His stripes we are healed" (King James Version). The reference is frequently included as part of their logo. Stryper's drummer, Robert Sweet, also created a backronym for their name: "salvation through redemption, yielding peace, encouragement, and righteousness." During their live concerts, the band has been known for throwing Bibles into the audience. Formed in 1983 as Roxx Regime, the band soon changed their musical message to reflect their Christian beliefs, and the band's name was also changed to Stryper. They went on to become the first overtly Christian heavy metal band to gain acceptance in the mainstream. In 1983, they signed with major label Enigma Records and released their debut album The Yellow and Black Attack. Stryper was the first Christian hard rock band to perform live at the Dove Awards in 1986. In 1986, Stryper enjoyed their most successful period beginning with the release of To Hell with the Devil, which achieved platinum sales status. Stryper went on to release In God We Trust (another gold seller) and Against the Law before disbanding in 1993. In 2003, Stryper came out of retirement for a reunion tour and subsequently signed a multi-album contract with Big3 Records in 2005. In 2013, they signed a multi-album deal with Frontiers Records and have since released Second Coming, which includes 14 re-recorded songs from their first three albums; No More Hell to Pay in 2013; Fallen in 2015; God Damn Evil in 2018; Even the Devil Believes in 2020; and The Final Battle in 2022. Stryper has not been free of controversy. Many Christian critics did not approve of the group's association with the heavy metal subculture, which has often been associated with Satanic imagery. Other Christian detractors viewed the band's flashy costumes as incongruous with the modesty in dress often associated with sincere practitioners of devout Christianity. Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart was a particularly prominent critic, likening Stryper's practice of distributing the New Testament at their shows to "casting pearls before swine." Swaggart's condemnation may not have been a surprise, however, as Stryper was supported by the rival Jim Bakker ministries, who are thanked on several Stryper albums. A 1985 CCM Magazine article by Chris Willman, who was also writing for the Los Angeles Times, stated that "Stryper was the target of scattered picketing, boycott threats, and righteous denunciations." For example, concert-goers were often greeted by protesters armed with bullhorns and distribution of Gospel tracts. "It was just like if Ozzy Osbourne was there. They gave us the same treatment," laughs Daryn Hinton. In 2025, Stryper released their first Christmas album titled The Greatest Gift of All, but only released on physical formats on vinyl and CD. It is the first Stryper album to not be released digitally. The band, in their social media post, had announced that while we may be living in a digital world, they still support physical media and have encouraged their fans to buy their albums physically. More information on Stryper at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stryper Discography The Yellow and Black Attack! (EP) (1984) Soldiers Under Command (1985) To Hell With the Devil (1986) In God We Trust (1988) Against the Law (1990) Can't Stop the Rock (1991) (compilation album) 7: The Best of Stryper (2003) (compilation album) 7 Weeks: Live in America, 2003 (2004) Reborn (2005) Extended Versions (2006) (live album) The Roxx Regime Demos (2007) (compilation album) Murder By Pride (2009) The Covering (2011) (covers album) Second Coming (2013) No More Hell to Pay (2013) Live at the Whiskey (2014) Icon (2014) (compilation album) Fallen (2015) God Damn Evil (2018) Even the Devil Believes (2020) The Final Battle (2022) To Hell With the Amps (2024) (acoustic album) When We Were Kings (2024) The Greatest Gift of All (2025) (Christmas album) Throne of Thrones (2026)

Yacht Rock Jazz is the upcoming 21st studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Kathy Troccoli. It will be released independently on August 28, 2026 by KT Records. The album features Troccoli performing sophisticated, smooth jazz-inflected vocal interpretations and arrangements of classic late-1970s and early-1980s "yacht rock" and soft-rock hits originally popularized by artists like Billy Joel, Lionel Richie, Christopher Cross, and Michael McDonald. Troccoli had released a series of tracks that will lead up to the album's release as far back as June 2026, starting with her version of England Dan & John Ford Coley's "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" (-#1 Billboard AC, -#2 Billboard Hot 100 in 1976). The track features duet vocals with Coley himself. It was digitally released to streaming platforms on June 5, 2026. Three weeks later on June 26, 2026, Troccoli released her version of Stephen Bishop's "On and On" (-#2 Billboard AC, -#11 Billboard Hot 100 in 1977). Next, she released Richie's 1983 hit "All Night Long" (-#1 Billboard Hot 100, AC, R&B) on July 17, 2026 and Cross' "Sailing" (-#1 Billboard Hot 100, -#10 Billboard AC) on August 7, 2026. Troccoli announced the full nine-song track listing on her Facebook and Instagram pages on Friday, August 21, 2026, one week before the album's release date. To promote the album, Troccoli will be hosting a concert performing songs from the release on Friday, October 16, 2026 at The Mulehouse in Columbia, Tennessee. Track listing 1. On and On (Stephen Bishop cover) (Stephen Bishop) -3:50 (*) 2. What a Fool Believes (originally recorded by Kenny Loggins; made famous by the Doobie Brothers) (Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins) 3. Lovely Day (Bill Withers cover) (Bill Withers, Skip Scarborough) 4. Biggest Part of Me (Ambrosia cover) (David Pack) 5. All Night Long (Lionel Richie cover) (Lionel Richie) -4:17 (*) 6 Dance With Me (Orleans cover) (John Hall, Johanna Hall) 7. Sailing (Christopher Cross cover) (Christopher Cross) -4:40 (*) 8. Just the Way You Are (Billy Joel cover) (Billy Joel) 9. I'd Really Love to See You Tonight (featuring John Ford Coley) (England Dan & John Ford Coley) (Parker McGee) -4:21 (*) (*) -track released to streaming platforms before the album's release. You can listen to this four-song playlist I compiled from YouTube below, until the full album's release:

Adore: Christmas Songs of Worship is the second live Christmas album by Christian singer/songwriter/worship leader Chris Tomlin, released on October 23, 2015 by sixstepsrecords/Sparrow Records/Capitol Christian Music Group. Adore was recorded live at Ocean Way in Nashville, Tennessee with a live audience in June 2015 and was produced by Ed Cash. Like Tomlin's first live Christmas release Glory In the Highest, It blends original worship songs with well-known Christmas hymns. Special guests include Crowder (Tomlin's friend and fellow Passion associate), Lauren Daigle, All Sons & Daughters, Leslie Jordan of All Sons & Daughters and Kristyn Getty. "Noel" featuring Daigle is the highlight track. The song celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, the incarnation of God's love, and the good news of salvation. The track was Gold certified by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) nearly a decade later in March 2024. Adore peaked and charted on the following Billboard album charts: -#1 Top Holiday Albums -#1 Top Christian Albums for 6 weeks -#17 Billboard 200 In October 2016, Adore was nominated for a Dove Award for Christmas Album of the Year. The album was re-issued in 2017 with two bonus tracks: "The First Noel" and "Perfect Light" featuring a spoken word and guest vocals by Crowder. Track listing on the 2017 reissue 1. He Shall Reign Forevermore (Chris Tomlin, Matt Maher) -4:10 2. Adore (Graham Kendrick, Martin Chalk) -4:46 3. Midnight Clear (Love Song) (based on "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" written by Edmond Sears and Richard Storrs Willis; additional lyrics by Chris Tomlin, Jonas Myrin and Ed Cash) -4:26 4. Noel (featuring Lauren Daigle) (Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Ed Cash) -4:18 5. The First Noel (traditional; arranged by Chris Tomlin and Ed Cash) -2:47 6. Hymn of Joy (Ludwig van Beethoven, Henry Jackson Van Dyke) -4:03 7. Silent Night (featuring Kristyn Getty) (Franz Xaver Gruber, Joseph Mohr) -4:02 8. Perfect Light (featuring Crowder) (based on "We Three Kings" by John Henry Hopkins, Jr.; additional chorus by Chris Tomlin, Ross Copperman and J.T. Harding) -3:21 9. What Child Is This? (featuring All Sons & Daughters) (William Chatterton Dix) -2:49 10. It's Christmas (John Wesley Work, Jr., James R. Murray) -4:00 11. A King Like This (Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Jonas Myrin) -4:13 12. Bethlehem (based on "O Little Town of Bethlehem" by Phillips Brooks and Lewis Redner; additional lyrics by Chris Tomlin and Ed Cash) -4:46 13. A Christmas Alleluia (featuring Lauren Daigle and Leslie Jordan) (Chris Tomlin, Jonas Myrin) -4:32 RIAA certifications "Noel" (featuring Lauren Daigle) single -Gold certified in 2024. Radio singles 2015 -2016 "He Shall Reign Forevermore" -#8 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#7 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#1 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2015 -2016 "Noel" featuring Lauren Daigle -#4 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#5 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#1 Billboard Christian AC Airplay for 2 weeks, -#97 Billboard Holiday 100 2015 -2017 "Adore" -#17 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#13 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#15 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2016 "A Christmas Alleluia" featuring Lauren Daigle and Leslie Jordan -#36 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2016 "It's Christmas" -#45 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#50 Billboard Christian Airplay 2016 "What Child Is This?" featuring All Sons & Daughters -#46 Billboard Hot Christian Songs Previous release: Love Ran Red (2014) Next release: Never Lose Sight (2016) Listen to the album on YouTube Music containing visual, audio and lyrics and chords videos:

Love Ran Red is the eighth studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/ worship leader Chris Tomlin, released on October 27, 2014 by sixsteps- records/Sparrow Records with distribution by Capitol Christian Music Group. The album was produced by Ed Cash. Love Ran Red features with a blend of guitar, keyboards, and drums that captures his signature modern worship style while incorporating elements of minimalist pop and gospel-funk and pretty much continues his themes as heard from his previous best seller, 2013's Burning Lights. The album's centerpiece is the third single "At the Cross (Love Ran Red)." The track focuses heavily on redemption and grace and is an airplay favorite during the Easter season. It topped Billboard's Christian Airplay chart for two weeks in October 2015. "At the Cross" was Gold certified by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in October 2019. Prior to "At the Cross," two other singles were released: "Waterfall" was the lead single released to Christian radio and digital formats in April 2014 and was a Top 10 hit on both Billboard's Hot Christian Songs and Christian Airplay charts. The second single "Jesus Loves Me" was a Top 5 hit on both Billboard Hot Christian Songs and Christian AC Airplay charts and hit No. 1 on the Christian Airplay chart for two weeks in February 2015. Love Ran Red gave Tomlin his fifth chart topper on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart for two weeks. Over on the Billboard 200, it peaked at No 8. It is Tomlin's third Top 10 album on the latter chart. After five straight Gold and Platinum releases, plus his Gold-selling compilation album How Great Is Our God, Love Ran Red was not certified, but has contributed significantly to Tomlin's career total of 7 million albums sold worldwide. Tomlin kicked off the Love Ran Red Tour in February 2015 with the Irish Christian worship folk band Rend Collective and the American Christian pop/rock band Tenth Avenue North. The second leg of the tour featuring Rend Collective started in Nashville, Tennessee in late 2015 and included 20 other cities and wrapped in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In the fall of 2015, Tomlin was nominated for four Dove Awards including Contemporary Christian Artist of the Year and in 2016, he was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album. Love Ran Red was available in three variations: the regular 12-track standard CD, a deluxe edition containing four extra tracks and an exclusive edition that was sold at Target stores containing the four extra tracks from the deluxe edition and one exclusive track "Hymn for America." An exclusive edition was also sold on 2 CDs with the second disc featuring eight live tracks from the Burning Lights Tour. Track listing for the Deluxe Edition 1. Greater (Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Ben Fielding, Ed Cash) -4:35 2. Waterfall (Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash) -3:30 3. At the Cross (Love Ran Red) (Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Jonas Myrin, Matt Armstrong, Ed Cash) -4:10 4. Jesus Loves Me (Chris Tomlin, Reubin Morgan, Ben Glover) -3:32 5. Boundary Lines (Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash) -4:23 6. Almighty (Chris Tomlin, Jared Anderson, Ed Cash) -4:08 7. The Roar (Chris Tomlin, Wayne Jolley, Ed Cash) -3:41 8. Fear Not (Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash) -3:59 9. The Table (Chris Tomlin, Wayne Jolley, Ed Cash) -4:14 10. Psalm 100 (Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram) -4:18 11. I Will Boast (Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram) -4:37 12. Jesus, This Is You (Jonas Myrin) -4:02 13. In the End (Jason Dyba) -3:54 14. Waterfall (Tritonal Mix) -3:10 15. At the Cross (Love Ran Red) (acoustic) -4:26 16. Let It Be Jesus (acoustic) (Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Jonas Myrin) -3:51 RIAA certifications "At the Cross (Love Ran Red)" single -Gold certified in 2019. Radio singles 2014 "Waterfall" -#8 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#10 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#14 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2014 "Greater" -#49 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2014 -2015 "Jesus Loves Me" -#6 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#1 Billboard Christian Airplay for 2 weeks, -#3 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2014 -2015 "At the Cross (Love Ran Red)" -#5 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#1 Billboard Christian Airplay for 2 weeks, -#2 Billboard Christian AC Airplay Previous release: Burning Lights (2013) Next release: Adore: Christmas Songs of Worship (2015) Listen to the album on YouTube Music containing audio, lyrics and chords: Watch the playlist Love Ran Red Acoustic Sessions containing seven visual tracks:

D&K is the eighth studio album by the Christian rock duo DeGarmo & Key, released on October 31, 1987 by Power Discs/Benson Records. The duo produced the album with John Hampton. It is D&K's most ambitious album to date. Continuing their arena rock sound from Street Light, the band rocks more on tracks like "Out of the Danger Zone," "War With the World" and "Rock Solid" featuring co-lead vocals by DeGarmo. It is DeGarmo's first co-lead performance on an album since 1979's Straight On track "Livin' On the Edge of Dyin'" and the Hammond B-3 organ played by DeGarmo is prominently featured throughout D&K. D&K returned to the Christian AC chart with the lead single ballad "When the Son Begins to Reign," their first appearance on that chart in nearly two years while their lead rock single "Out of the Danger Zone" would top on that chart. DeGarmo dedicated the album to his late father Clifton Hamilton DeGarmo. D&K was their first Top 5 album in four years, peaking at number 4 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart, thanks to a successful marketing campaign. On the cassette tape version, it was originally released as a boxed set containing two tapes; one for the purchaser and the other to give away to a friend or for someone who needs it as an evangelistic tool. Each of the ten songs has a Bible study that you can answer questions to. Reportedly, there were 100,000 copies of the double cassette version of the album. D&K were nominated for Group of the Year and Rock Album of the Year (the inaugural category) at the 1988 GMA Dove Awards and in 1989, they earned their fourth Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group for this album. D&K was reissued on CD in 1992 by ForeFront Records. Track listing All tracks written by Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key. 1. Out of the Danger Zone -2:52 2. Under the Son -3:51 3. Rock Solid -6:27 4. Teenage Suicide -3:56 5. Strength of Love -6:08 6. Brother Against Brother (It's Not Right) -5:08 7. War With the World -3:13 8. Stand -3:44 9. Radical -3:32 10. When the Son Begins to Reign -2:47 Personnel DeGarmo & Key: Dana Key -lead vocals, guitars Eddie DeGarmo -keyboards, Hammond B-3 organ, vocals, co-lead vocal on track 3 Tommy Cathey -bass guitar, vocals Greg Morrow -drums, percussion Steve Taylor -lead guitar on track 4 Radio singles 1987 -1988 "When the Son Begins to Reign" -#2 Christian CHR, -#4 Christian AC 1988 "Stand" -#6 Christian CHR, -#38 Christian AC Previous release: Streetrock (1987) (compilation album) Next release: Rock Solid: Absolutely Live (1988)

Third Day was an American Christian rock band formed in Marietta, Georgia in 1991. The band was founded by lead singer Mac Powell, guitarist Mark Lee and Billy Wilkins. The band's name is a reference to the biblical accounts of the resurrection of Jesus on the "third day" following His crucifixion. The band was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame on September 19, 2009. They have sold over 7 million albums in the United States and had 28 number one Christian album chart radio hits. Their fans are known as "Gomers" after a song on their second album about Gomer, who is the wife the prophet Hosea, mentioned in the Bible in the Book of Hosea. They dissolved in 2018 following a farewell tour and reunited in 2025 for a 30th anniversary tour in 2026. During their career, Third Day has won four Grammy Awards and 25 Dove Awards. In 1991, high-schoolers Mac Powell and Mark Lee formed Third Day as a Christian music group with pianist Billy Wilkins. At a 1992 event at Lee's Church, Third Day performed alongside a band called the Bullard Family Singers, which featured David Carr and Tai Anderson. Third Day invited Carr and Anderson to join them shortly after. In 1993, the band started playing more frequently in the Atlanta region in order to make money to record an album. Wilkins left the group in order to pursue his teaching career. Third Day recorded at Furies Studios in Atlanta and with the production help of Carr, Long Time Forgotten was released in 1993, producing and selling 2,000 copies. In 1994 the band brought on a second guitarist, August McCoy on electric guitar. That same year, the band's second album, Contagious, was self-financed for $3,000 and recorded at Furies Studios. 1,000 CDs and cassette copies of the demo were released. Later that year, August McCoy exited the band to go to college. Also, later that year, while playing in Marietta, at the Strand Theatre, the owners offered the band a contract to sign with new independent record label Gray Dot Records. The band released the album Third Day, which sold 20,000 copies. Shortly after, Reunion Records bought out their Gray Dot contract and signed the band to a multi-album deal. In 1995, the band started looking for another second guitarist. After hearing Brad Avery play with singer Chris Carder, Avery was asked to audition. After playing "Consuming Fire" during the first rehearsal, Avery was officially asked to join the band. Reunion Records released the now official version of Third Day, which has sold over 300,000 copies and was well received by critics. The album also yielded their only mainstream rock radio hit in the U.S., "Nothing at All," which peaked at No. 34 on the Billboard rock charts. Later in 1996, Christian music headliner Newsboys asked Third Day to open for them at five West Coast shows. The band also launched their own 65-city tour with All Star United and Seven Day Jesus opening for them. In 1997, the band was nominated for a Dove Award in the category of New Artist of the Year and their video for "Consuming Fire" directed by Chris Metzler and Jeff Springer won a Billboard Music Award in the category of Best Christian Video. The video was shot on location in Bombay Beach, California and other places around the Salton Sea. This experience and discovering Leonard Knight's Salvation Mountain nearby later inspired the album artwork for the band's album Revelation. In 1997, the band started working on their second album, Conspiracy No. 5. The album was produced by Sam Taylor, who had previously worked with King's X and other Christian bands. The album was nominated for a Grammy and won Dove Awards for Rock Album of the Year and Rock Recorded Song of the Year for the track "Alien." The following year, the band toured around the United States, both alone and again opening for Newsboys. Also in 1998, the band recorded a cover of Michael W. Smith's "Agnus Dei" for his Dove Award-winning compilation worship project Exodus. In 1998, Third Day started work on their next album Time with producer Monroe Jones. Time earned the band their second Grammy nomination and won them another Dove Award. Some of the songs that were recorded for possible inclusion in the album, but left out during production, are on the EP Southern Tracks. During the band's live shows they included a significant portion of worship music, prompting the band to release an album made up exclusively of worship songs. The subsequent album Offerings: A Worship Album took about a week to record. In 2000, to support both Time and Offerings, Third Day went on tour alongside female rock singer - songwriter Jennifer Knapp. Later in the same year, the band collaborated on the project City on a Hill: Songs of Worship and Praise with FFH, Caedmon's Call, SonicFlood, Jars of Clay, and others. In 2001, the band played in Australia and New Zealand on the heels of the success of the Offerings album. While touring in the US, Third Day recorded a concert attended by 15,000 fans at the HiFi Buys Amphitheatre in Atlanta to be released as their first DVD, The Offerings Experience. Third Day won more Dove Awards and, additionally, Grammy Awards throughout the 2000s. More albums were released in the 2000s: Come Together, Offerings II: All I Have to Give, Wire, Wherever You Are, Christmas Offerings and Revelation. The band entered the 2010s with Move, Miracle and Lead Us Back: Songs of Worship. Then in 2017, Third Day celebrated their 25th anniversary with their final studio album Revival. On March 2, 2018, Third Day announced a farewell tour with 12 shows and then later expanded to 20 shows. They performed their final show in Denver, Colorado on June 27, 2018. In June 2025, the band announced that they would regroup with the lineup of Powell, Lee, Carr, and Anderson to celebrate their 30th anniversary with a tour which began March 2026, emphasizing that the tour would not produce a reunion, just the band playing their greatest hits of their Christian radio and worship songs. On June 12, 2026, Third Day was featured in a new re-imagined recording of TobyMac's track "Campfire (That Very Love)" and released as a non-album digital track. In August 2026, Third Day announced the final leg of their 30th Anniversary Tour with special guest Zach Williams plus Scout And The Saints for 24-city spring dates. It will kick off in Clarksville, Tennessee on April 1, 2027 and will wrap up in Beaumont, Texas on June 9, 2027. More information on Third Day at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Day Discography Independent releases: Long Time Forgotten (1993) Contagious (1994) Third Day (1995) Major releases: Third Day (1996) (a repackaging of their 1995 Gray Dot release) Conspiracy No. 5 (1997) Time (1999) Offerings: A Worship Album (2000) Come Together (2001) Carry Me Home (EP) (2002) Offerings II: All I Have to Give (2003) Wire (2004) Live Wire (2004) (live CD/DVD) Wherever You Are (2005) Christmas Offerings (2006) Chronology Volume 1 (2007) (compilation 2 disc CD/DVD) Chronology Volume 2 (2007) (compilation 2 disc CD/DVD) Revelation (2008) Live Revelations (2009) (live CD/DVD) Move (2010) Miracle (2012) Lead Us Back: Songs of Worship (2015) Revival (2017) Live From the Farewell Tour (2019)

Move is the 10th studio album by the Christian rock band Third Day, released on October 19, 2010 by Essential Records/Provident Music. Move is Third Day's first album since original guitarist Brad Avery left the band after recording their 2008 best seller Revelation. After Avery's departure, the band were at a musical crossroads; although they considered replacing Avery, they ultimately decided not to. After playing a few concerts without Avery, Third Day felt they needed to step it up musically. It was a departure from the modern rock stylings of Revelation and showing more of their southern rock roots. Third Day chose to work with producer Paul Moak on the album and recorded it at their own studio, The Quarry in Kennesaw, Georgia, feeling it offered them more creative freedom. Move also has significant influence from gospel music. The album was also recorded at The Smokestack in Nashville, Tennessee. "Lift Up Your Face" was the lead single and was released to digital formats and Christian radio on July 11, 2010. Lyrically, it was written by lead singer Mac Powell, but was composed by Third Day with brothers Bear and Bo Rinehart of the American rock band Needtobreathe. Bassist Tai Anderson recalls that "We got together in their home studio and had a jam session that went with Mac's idea of a song based on the idea of 'lift up your head' from the Psalms... By working with another 'southern' rock band from South Carolina, we got to show our Georgia roots musically with a "gospel" sound"; he further noted that "the big message of the song is 'salvation is calling.'" The track features backing vocals by the American gospel group The Blind Boys of Alabama. The song peaked at number 8 on the Billboard Christian AC Airplay chart and at number 12 on the Hot Christian Songs and Christian Airplay charts. Move's other highlight is the title song "Make Your Move." Released as the third single, the song was sent specifically to Christian CHR radio. "Make Your Move" is a southern rock track that features a heavy kick drum and grunge-influenced chorus, while the vocals are distorted during the bridge and take on a muffled effect. Lyrically, the song depicts evangelism for the perspective of a non-believer. It only peaked at number 43 on the Hot Christian Songs and Christian Airplay charts. Both "Children of God" and "Trust In Jesus" went Top 10 on the Billboard Christian music charts throughout 2011. A deluxe edition of Move was also released as an enhanced CD containing a bonus track entitled "Come On Down," a Moak Mix of "Lift Up Your Face" and video content. Move was Third Day's fourth and final Top 10 album on the Billboard 200 chart, peaking at number 10 while on the Top Christian Albums survey, it was their fifth chart topper. It also peaked at number 3 on the Billboard Rock Albums chart. In 2011, Third Day was nominated for two Dove Awards for Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year and Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year for "Lift Up Your Face." The album cover won a technical Dove Award for Recorded Music Packaging of the Year, awarded to David McClister for photography, Beth Lee for art direction and Tim Parker for design. Third Day collected their ninth and final Gold certified album nearly seven years later in January 2017 by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Track listing All songs written by Mac Powell, except where noted. All music composed by Third Day. 1. Lift Up Your Face (music by Third Day, Bear Rinehart and Bo Rinehart; words by Mac Powell) -4:28 2. Make Your Move -3:44 3. Children of God -4:30 4. Surrender (Mac Powell, Mark Lee) -4:33 5. Trust In Jesus -4:08 6. Follow Me There -3:32 7. Gone -3:30 8. What Have You Got to Lose? -3:26 9. I'll Be Your Miracle -4:22 10. Everywhere You Go -4:03 11. Sound of Your Voice (Mac Powell, Mark Lee) -3:55 12. Don't Give Up Hope -4:07 Personnel Third Day: Mac Powell -lead vocals, backing vocals Mark Lee -guitars, resonator guitar, banjo, mandolin, lap steel guitar Tai Anderson -bass guitar David Carr -drums additional musicians: The Blind Boys of Alabama -backing vocals on track 1 Bear Rinehart -backing vocals on track 7 Kerrie Roberts -backing vocals on track 11 New Hope Academy Children's Choir -choir vocals on track 3 with choir direction by Teena Boone Scotty Wilbanks -acoustic piano, Hammond B-3 organ, clavinet, Wurlitzer electric piano Will Sayles -percussion Paul Moak -acoustic piano, Hammond B-3 organ, Mellotron, Chamberlin, programming, harmonica, petal steel guitar, backing vocals Nickie Conley, Jason Eskridge and Missi Hale -choir Strings on tracks 3, 4, 8 and 11: Claire Indie -cello Tracy Silverman -viola Zach Casebolt -violin Elenore Denig -violin K.S. Rhoades -string arrangements RIAA certifications Gold certified in 2017. Radio singles 2010 "Lift Up Your Face" -#12 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#12 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#8 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2011 "Children of God" -#4 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#4 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#4 Billboard AC Airplay 2011 "Make Your Move" -#43 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#43 Billboard Christian Airplay 2011 "Trust In Jesus" -#10 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#10 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#10 Billboard Christian AC Airplay Previous release: Live Revelations (2009) (live CD/DVD) Next release: Miracle (2012) Watch the music video of "Lift Up Your Face" here: Watch the music video of "Children of God" here: Listen to the bonus track "Come On Down" here:

Miracle is the 11th studio album by the Christian rock band Third Day, released on November 6, 2012 by Essential Records/Provident Music. The album was produced by Brendan O'Brien, who is best known for producing and engineer mainstream rock acts like AC/DC, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen and The Fray among others. It was recorded at the band's studio The Quarry in Kennesaw, Georgia. After the release of their 2010 album Move, as well as touring to support the release, Third Day were in the process of taking a break from touring and recording. A chance meeting with producer O'Brien, whom the band met the year before, changed that. Third Day wanted to record an album that sounded fresh and new, especially with what happened with the lackluster singles from Move. Still retaining their southern rock sound, the band was experimenting and exploring new elemental sounds on Miracle, such as layered guitars and harmonies and sing-a-long "gang" vocals. The title track, "I Need a Miracle," was released as the lead single to Christian radio and streaming formats on September 14, 2012. According to lead singer Mac Powell, the idea came from a post-concert meeting with a New Jersey couple. They mentioned their son had been depressed and drove deep into the woods, planning to kill himself. He turned on the radio and heard "Cry Out to Jesus" (from their 2005 album Wherever You Are), which gave him encouragement to keep going. A music video for "I Need a Miracle" was released on the band's YouTube channel on the day of the album's release in November. The video is based around the story in the lyrics. A man leaves a suicide note on a desk before leaving in his truck. He drives to a wooded area. His wife reads the note and is in shock. The man hears a song on the radio that gives him hope to keep him from ending his life. He returns home to embrace with his wife. It is Third Day's best track since "Cry Out to Jesus" and "Call My Name." The song went to No. 1 across the Billboard Christian charts including the Christian AC Airplay chart where it stayed for two weeks and even peaked at No. 24 on the Billboard Heatseekers Songs survey. Miracle became another successful album for Third Day. Besides topping the Billboard Top Christian Albums, it also charted on the following album charts: -#10 Billboard 200 -#3 Top Rock Albums -#13 Digital Albums In the album's debut week, Miracle sold 29,000 copies giving Third Day their fourth and final Top 10 placement on the Billboard 200. Despite the album and the track's success, neither the album or "I Need a Miracle" picked up any Grammy or Dove nominations. And also Miracle was not Gold certified, thus ending their streak of Gold-certified albums. As of February 2015, the album has sold 106,000 copies in the United States. Track listing All songs written by Mac Powell, except where noted. 1. Hit Me Like a Bomb -3:21 2. Kicking and Screaming -2:47 3. Your Love Is Like a River -4:16 4. I Need a Miracle -3:43 5. You Are My Everything -3:47 6. For the Rest of My Life -2:49 7. I Want to Believe In You -3:19 8. The Victory -3:13 9. Take Me Back -3:18 10. Forever Your -4:05 11. Time's Running Out On Me -3:21 12. Morning Has Broken (Eleanor Farjeon; arranged by Third Day) -3:26 Personnel Third Day: Mac Powell -lead vocals, backing vocals Mark Lee -guitar Tai Anderson -bass guitar David Carr -drums additional musicians: Brendan O'Brien -acoustic piano, keyboards, Hammond B-3 organ, percussion, parlor guitar, additional backing vocals Scotty Wilbanks -acoustic piano, Hammond B-3 organ, Mellotron Radio singles 2012 -2013 "I Need a Miracle" -#1 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#1 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#1 Billboard Christian AC Airplay for 2 weeks, -#24 Billboard Heatseekers Songs 2013 "Your Love Is Like a River" -#14 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#14 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#14 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2014 "Kicking and Screaming" -#48 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#30 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#29 Billboard Christian AC Airplay Previous release: Move (2010) Next release: Lead Us Back: Songs of Worship (2015) Listen to the album from YouTube Music containing audio and lyric videos and a music video of "I Need a Miracle.":