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Say Yes! is the fourth studio album by the Christian vocal group NewSong , released on June 9, 1987 by Word Records. The album was produced and arranged by Marc Aramian. Say Yes! marked NewSong's transition from a Southern Gospel quartet to a CCM pop group. The album contains upbeat songs and soul-stirring ballads. Their second single "What Goes Around Comes Around" gave them their first Top 10 hit on the Christian CHR chart peaking at number 6 and breaking into the Top 20 on the Christian AC chart. Say Yes! also contains an Easter-themed ballad and original recording of the Eddie Carswell composition "Arise My Love." It's centered on the resurrection of Jesus Christ and vividly portrays the scene from Matthew 28, focusing on the moment God the Father calls Jesus to arise, highlighting the victory over death, the earthquake, and the terrified Roman guards. It is considered NewSong's signature song and a concert favorite. CCM Magazine named "Arise My Love" as one of the 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music in 2006 listing it at number 74. A newly-recorded version of "Arise My Love" later appeared on their 1994 release People Get Ready . The CD version of Say Yes! contains five select bonus tracks from their 1986 release Trophies of Grace . Sandi Patty covered the opening track "Rejoice" as a CD bonus track on her 1990 Grammy and Dove Award winning album Another Time...Another Place . Track listing 1. Rejoice (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -2:56 2. Arise My Love (Eddie Carswell) -4:53 3. What Goes Around Comes Around (Eddie Carswell, Marc Aramian) -3:29 4. Forevermore (Eddie Carswell, Gary McSpadden) -3:42 5. Say Yes (Eddie Carswell) -3:54 6. Come Let's Worship Him (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -3:50 7. The One, The Only Jesus (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -3:19 8. He That Winneth Souls (Eddie Carswell, Marc Aramian) -2:56 9. All and More (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -3:17 10. Smooth Sailing (Eddie Carswell) -3:12 Personnel NewSong: Billy Goodwin -vocals Eddie Carswell -vocals Eddie Middleton -vocals Bobby Apon -vocals Radio singles 1987 "Say Yes" -#35 Christian AC 1988 "What Goes Around Comes Around" -#6 Christian CHR, -#13 Christian AC Previous release: Trophies of Grace  (1986) Next release: Light Your World  (1989) Listen to the playlist Say Yes! here: Watch the 1987 television performance of "Arise My Love" here:

Against the Wind is the 20th release by Christian singer - songwriter Dallas Holm . It was released in late 1986 on DaySpring/Word Records. It was produced by Neal Joseph. This is Holm's 17th studio album overall counting his previous projects with his band Praise. It is also Holm's first album without Praise after seven releases under the name Dallas Holm & Praise. Holm rocks out a little on the title track as the lead single, while still maintaining his pop/AC sound. Guest artists on the album include First Call , Steven Curtis Chapman , former Praise member Rick Crawford and Paul Smith , who sings a duet with Holm on the track "Each Song I Sing." Holm also released a companion video album of the same name on VHS featuring six music videos. Against the Wind climbed up to number 9 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1995, Benson Records reissued the album on CD. Against the Wind is currently out of print and is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. In 1988, Holm earned his first and only Grammy Award nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Male for his album Against the Wind . and was also nominated for a Dove Award for Inspirational Album of the Year. Track listing All songs written by Dallas Holm, except where noted. 1. Against the Wind -3:59 2. That Way -3:45 3. Waiting -4:18 4. Look for a Window (Billy Simon) -3:48 5. Count the Cost (Geoff Thurman, Becky Thurman, Steven V. Taylor) -4:03 6. The First Stone (Geoff Thurman, Becky Thurman, Justin Peters) -2:56 7. Each Song I Sing (duet with Paul Smith) -4:33 8. Losers, Winners -2:46 9. He'll Dry the Tears -4:15 Radio singles 1987 "Against the Wind" -#3 Christian CHR, -#10 Christian AC 1987 "He'll Dry the Tears" -#7 Christian AC 1987 "Look for a Window" -#6 Christian AC 1987 "Count the Cost" -#26 Christian AC Previous release: Change the World  (1985) (with Praise) Next release: Beyond the Curtain  (1988) Listen to the album Against the Wind here: Watch the playlist of music videos from the album here:

All Around the World is the seventh studio album by the Christian vocal group NewSong . It was released around March 1993 and it is their first album on Benson Records. All Around the World marked a turning point for NewSong as it became another successful album. It did not chart on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart, but it did have five Top 10 songs on the Christian AC chart. The title song and "Got Me Going" were NewSong's first two number one songs. The quartet even does a gospel pop version of The Four Tops' 1966 hit "Reach Out, I'll Be There" (-#1 Billboard Hot 100 and R&B), but with Christian lyrics. "Hero of the Faith" is a tribute song to evangelist Billy Graham as NewSong participated in his crusade in Portland, Oregon on September 1992. The album was produced by Christopher Harris and Paul Mills. Eddie Carswell co-wrote seven songs with musician - songwriter (and future NewSong member) Leonard Ahlstrom. After the release of All Around the World , NewSong experienced its first personnel change since the group was formed in 1981. Eddie Middleton and Bobby Apon both left the group in 1994 leaving only Carswell and Billy Goodwin. Apon, at the time, wanted to spend more time with his family, but on May 17, 1999, Apon committed suicide. Middleton resumed a solo career he started since the 1970s before he became a member and founder of NewSong. He has performed some solo dates in churches and being active. Middleton later died on August 21, 2021 due to health issues and a COVID related infection during the pandemic. Carswell and Goodwin (and later Ahlstrom) would re-form NewSong, also featuring some new vocalists and musicians, as a band with their next release People Get Ready . All Around the World is the only NewSong album on the Benson label to not be available digitally and is currently out of print. The title song, "More God," "Got Me Going" and "Hero of the Faith" are available on CD and digitally in their 1999 compilation album Arise My Love: The Very Best of NewSong . In 1994, NewSong earned their first Dove Award nomination for Group of the Year. Track listing All songs written by Eddie Carswell and Leonard Ahlstrom, except where noted. 1. It's a Wonderful Life -4:01 2. More God -4:20 3. All Around the World (Eddie Carswell, Leonard Ahlstrom, Mike Demus) -4:34 4. Reach Out, I'll Be There (Edward Holland Jr., Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland) -3:09 5. From This Moment On (Eddie Carswell, Leonard Ahlstrom, Mike Demus) -4:35 6. Field of Faith (Eddie Carswell, Leonard Ahlstrom, Niles Borop) -4:37 7. Fingertips and Noses (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -5:06 8. Got Me Going -4:14 9. Hero of the Faith -4:27 10. Simple Things (Eddie Carswell, Terrie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -4:59 11. All Around the World (reprise) -1:26 Personnel NewSong: Billy Goodwin -vocals Eddie Carswell -vocals Eddie Middleton -vocals Bobby Apon -vocals Radio singles 1993 "All Around the World" -#1 Christian AC 1993 "More God" -#3 Christian AC 1993 "Got Me Going" -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1993 -1994 "Fingertips and Noses" -#10 Christian AC 1994 "From This Moment On" -#3 Christian AC 1994 "Hero of the Faith" -#13 Christian AC Previous release: One Heart at a Time: The Best of NewSong  (1992) (Word Records compilation album)     Next release: People Get Ready (1994) Listen to the album All Around the World here: Watch the music video of "All Around the World" here: Watch the music video of "Fingertips and Noses" here: Watch the music video of "Field of Faith" here:

One Heart at a Time: The Best of NewSong is a 1992 compilation album of the Christian music vocal group NewSong , released by DaySpring/Word Records. This collection contains 12 of NewSong's best tracks from their time at Word Records. It covers songs from their five Word releases, The Word , Trophies of Grace , Say Yes! , Light Your World and Living Proof . The tracks chronologically start backwards with "One Heart at a Time" from Living Proof to the title song from The Word . Track listings 1. One Heart at a Time (Eddie Carswell) (from Living Proof ) -3:02 2. Only the Hands (Eddie Carswell, Steven Curtis Chapman, Oliver Wells) (from Living Proof ) -4:48 3. Living Proof (Eddie Carswell, Leonard Ahlstrom, Bill Collier) (from Living Proof ) -6:13 4. Wholehearted (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells, Lynn Keesecker) (from Living Proof ) -4:23 5. Love Is (Eddie Carswell, Marc Aramian, Debi Aramian) (from Light Your World ) -2:53 6. Light Your World (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells, Marc Aramian, Niles Borop) (from Light Your World ) -4:56 7. Say Yes (Eddie Carswell) (from Say Yes! ) -3:54 8. Arise My Love (Eddie Carswell) (from Say Yes! ) -4:53 9. What Goes Around Comes Around (Eddie Carswell, Marc Aramian) (from Say Yes! ) -3:29 10. Forever King (Eddie Carswell) (from Trophies of Grace ) -5:17 11. Marvelous in Our Eyes (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells, Niles Borop) (from Trophies of Grace ) -4:44 12. The Word (Eddie Carswell) (from The Word ) -3:30 Personnel NewSong: Billy Goodwin -vocals Eddie Carswell -vocals Eddie Middleton -vocals Bobby Apon -vocals Production credits Dan Garcia -producer (tracks 1 -4) Marc Aramian -producer (tracks 5 -11) Mike Clark -co-producer (tracks 10 and 11) Andy Tolbird -producer (track 12) Previous release: Living Proof  (1990)   Next release: All Around the World  (1993)

Living Proof is the sixth studio album by the Christian vocal group NewSong , released on December 11, 1990 by Word Records. The album was produced by Dan Garcia. Living Proof is NewSong's final album on Word Records, but was released on their subsidiary label DaySpring. Track arrangements were done by Garcia, Oliver Wells, Tim Pierce and Michael Gleason. The album was successful and yielded five Top 10 hits on the Christian AC chart with the title song, "Wholehearted" and "Only the Hands" going Top 5. Group member Eddie Carswell wrote nine out of ten songs with co-writing contributions by Paul Smith , Steven Curtis Chapman , Oliver Wells, future NewSong member Leonard Ahlstrom and others. The track "How Will They Know" was written by Carswell, Wells and NewSong member Bobby Apon. Living Proof climbed to number 19 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart by late June 1991. Track listing 1. Living Proof (Eddie Carswell, Leonard Ahlstrom, Bill Collier) -6:13 2. How Will They Know (Eddie Carswell, Bobby Apon, Oliver Wells) -3:32 3. Wholehearted (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells, Lynn Keesecker) -4:23 4. Turn It Around (Eddie Carswell, Terrie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -5:17 5. Only the Hands (Eddie Carswell, Steven Curtis Chapman, Oliver Wells) -4:53 6. Fight Back (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -2:56 7. Bellwether (Eddie Carswell, Paul Smith, Oliver Wells, Niles Borop) -5:14 8. Tug 'O War (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -3:19 9. One Heart at a Time (Eddie Carswell) -3:02 10. When Everything Else Is Gone (Will Boulware) -4:55 Personnel NewSong: Billy Goodwin -vocals Eddie Carswell -vocals Eddie Middleton -vocals Bobby Apon -vocals Radio singles 1991 "Living Proof" -#4 Christian CHR, -#3 Christian AC 1991 "Wholehearted" -#20 Christian CHR, -#3 Christian AC 1991 "Only the Hands" -#2 Christian AC 1992 "Turn It Around" -#8 Christian AC 1992 "One Heart at a Time" -#7 Christian AC Previous release: Light Your World  (1989)   Next release: One Heart at a Time: The Best of NewSong  (1992) (Word Records compilation album)

Light Your World is the fifth studio album by the Christian vocal group NewSong , released on March 21, 1989 by Word Records. The album was produced by Marc Aramian. NewSong continues their adult contemporary sound from their previous release Say Yes! with more hits like the title song and "Love Is." Both tracks went Top 5 on the Christian AC chart. Other songs like "Square Peg, Round Hole" and "Father of Love" were also hits on Christian radio. Eddie Carswell wrote the entire album with co-writing contributions by Paul Smith , Babbie Mason, Niles Borop, Oliver Wells and producer Aramian. NewSong makes their first appearance on Billboard 's Top Christian Albums chart with Light Your World debuting and peaking at number 34. Track listing 1. Love Is (Eddie Carswell, Marc Aramian, Debi Aramian) -2:53 2. Square Peg, Round Hole (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -4:05 3. Light Your World (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells, Marc Aramian, Niles Borop) -4:56 4. Father of Love (Eddie Carswell, Marc Aramian, Debi Aramian, Niles Borop) -3:48 5. Trust in Him (Eddie Carswell, Babbie Mason) -4:43 6. Talking to You (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -3:44 7. So It Goes (Eddie Carswell, Paul Smith) -3:39 8. Without a Word (Eddie Carswell) -4:31 9. Soli Deo Gloria (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -2:15 10. Not the Half Has Been Told (Eddie Carswell, Niles Borop) -4:11 Personnel NewSong: Billy Goodwin -vocals Eddie Carswell -vocals Eddie Middleton -vocals Bobby Apon -vocals rhythm section arrangements: Marc Aramian (tracks 3, 6, 9 and 10) Oliver Wells (tracks 2, 3, 6 and 9) Cheryl Rogers (tracks 5, 8 and 10) Michael Gleason (track 4) Radio singles 1989 "Light Your World" -#7 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1989 "Love Is" -#3 Christian AC 1989 "Square Peg, Round Hole" -#32 Christian AC 1990 "Father of Love" -#18 Christian AC Previous release: Say Yes!  (1987) Next release: Living Proof (1990)

Trophies of Grace is the third studio album by the Christian vocal group NewSong , released around March 1986 by Word Records. The album was produced by Marc Aramian and Mike Clark with Doug Johnson serving as associate producer. It was recorded at Southern Tracks in Atlanta, Georgia. For this album, Trophies of Grace was released on Word Records subsidiary label Word Nashville. NewSong was slowly drifting away from the Country and Southern Gospel sounds from their previous albums and into more adult contemporary and pop territory. The lead single title track features a vocal duet with former Imperials vocalist Jim Murray, giving NewSong their first exposure to Christian radio as oppose to Southern Gospel radio where they got their start. It was the first of two Top 40 songs from the album on the Christian AC chart with other being "Innocent Man." NewSong's songwriter and member Eddie Carswell began his collaboration with fellow musician and Reverend Oliver Wells co-writing four songs. The full-length album of Trophies of Grace is out of print and is not available digitally, however five songs from the album is available on CD and digitally as bonus tracks on their 1987 release Say Yes! . A YouTube link to listen to the playlist is posted below this article. Track listing 1. Forever King (Eddie Carswell) -5:15 2. I, Me, My, Mine (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -3:00 3. Great Glory (Eddie Carswell) -2:53 4. Trophies of Grace (featuring Jim Murray) (Eddie Carswell, Dwight Liles, Marc Aramian) -4:25 5. Oasis (Eddie Carswell) -3:41 6. Innocent Man (Eddie Carswell ,Oliver Wells) -3:29 7. The Lord of Hosts (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -3:10 8. Worthy (Eddie Carswell) -3:49 9. Marvelous in Our Eyes (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells, Niles Borop) -4:41 10. The Closer I Get (Eddie Carswell) -3:49 Personnel NewSong: Billy Goodwin -vocals Eddie Carswell -vocals Eddie Middleton -vocals Bobby Apon -vocals Radio singles 1986 "Trophies of Grace" featuring Jim Murray -#38 Christian AC 1986 "Innocent Man" -#39 Christian AC Previous release: The Word  (1984) Next release: Say Yes!  (1987) Listen to the Trophies of Grace playlist here:

Another Time...Another Place is the eleventh studio album by Christian singer Sandi Patty , released on September 17, 1990 by Word Records. Patty and Greg Nelson produced the album. Like her 1986 best seller and award winning album Morning Like This , Another Time...Another Place was another definitive album with in addition to her inspirational anthems, there are also some pop elements and uptempo songs. The title song features a duet with fellow Christian singer and songwriter Wayne Watson and was released as the first single and music video. It became a successful hit climbing to No. 1 on the Christian AC chart and would win them a GMA Dove Award for Pop/Contemporary Song of the Year and it also won Song of the Year, given to its writer Gary Driskell. The album also features popular CCM singer and songwriter Amy Grant providing guest vocals on the track "Unexpected Friends." Another Time... Another Place peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1991, Patty won her fifth and final Grammy Award for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album at the 33rd Grammy Awards. That same year, Patty won Female Vocalist of the Year, Pop/Contemporary Song of the Year with the title song and Inspirational Album of the Year at the 22nd GMA Dove Awards and the following year, Patty won Inspirational Recorded Song of the Year for the track "For All the World" and its music video for "Another Time, Another Place" was named Short Form Music Video of the Year. Another Time...Another Place was Patty's last Gold certified album by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for sales of 500,000. The CD version of the album contains a bonus track of the cover "Rejoice," originally recorded by the Christian pop group NewSong on their 1987 album Say Yes! Track listing on the CD Version 1. Unto Us (Isaiah 9) (Larry & Lesa Bryant) -4:40 2. Another Time, Another Place (duet with Wayne Watson) (Gary Driskell) -5:27 3. I Will Rejoice (Michael W. Smith, Beverly Darnell) -2:38 4. Unexpected Friends (guest vocals by Amy Grant) (Greg Nelson, Bob Farrell) -6:04 5. I'll Give You Peace (Dawn Thomas, Tom Yarborough) -4:41 6. For All The World (Greg Nelson, Bob Farrell) -4:32 7. Rejoice (Eddie Carswell, Oliver Wells) -2:48 8. Willing To Wait (Mike Patty, Craig Patty, Brent Henderson) -4:22 9. I Lift My Hands (Bob Farrell) -3:50 10. Who Will Call Him King of Kings (Sandi Patty, Greg Nelson, Bob Farrell) -5:34 11. O Calvary's Lamb (Chaz Bosarge, Bill George, Tommy Greer) -4:59 RIAA certifications Gold certified in 1992. Accolades Grammy Award -Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album ( Another Time...Another Place ) Dove Award -1991 Female Vocalist of the Year 1991 Inspirational Album of the Year ( Another Time...Another Place ) 1991 Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year ("Another Time, Another Place" (with Wayne Watson)) 1992 Inspirational Recorded Song of the Year ("For All the World") 1992 Short Form Music Video of the Year ("Another Time, Another                                 Place" (with Wayne Watson)) Radio singles 1990 - 1991 "Another Time, Another Place" with Wayne Watson -#8 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 4 weeks 1991 "I'll Give You Peace" -#24 Christian CHR, -#3 Christian AC 1991 "For All the World" -#4 Christian AC 1991 "Unexpected Friends" -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1992 "Who Will Call Him King of Kings" -#32 Christian AC Previous release: The Finest Moments (1989) (compilation album) Next release: The Friendship Company: Open for Business (1991) Watch the music video of "Another Time, Another Place" here:

The Word is the second studio album by the Christian music vocal group NewSong , released around November 1984. For this release, NewSong signed with Word Records and would stay on the label up until the early 1990s. The Word was released on Word's subsidiary label Canaan Records, which specializes in Southern Gospel music. It was produced by Andy Tolbird with vocal arrangement by Gary Chapman . NewSong once again showcases their harmonies and vocals with seven original songs written by the group's member and vocalist Eddie Carswell, plus three songs written by other songwriters and musicians including the final track "Jesus, Be Jesus in Me" that was co-written by Carswell and Gary McSpadden of the Bill Gaither Trio/Gaither Vocal Band. The Word is not available for streaming or download purchasing. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. The title song "The Word" is the only track that is available digitally on their 1992 compilation album One Heart at a Time . Track listing All songs written by Eddie Carswell, except where noted. 1. The Word -3:30 2. Out of the Grave -3:18 3. Wrap Me Up -2:45 4. A Little Light -2:50 5. Give Me Some Good Ole Gospel Music (Gary Driskell, John Rosasco) -3:35 6. He's Gone -2:03 7. On My Mind -3:50 8. Conversation Peace (Charles Aaron Wilburn) -3:36 9. This Could Be the Day -2:18 10. Jesus, Be Jesus in Me (Eddie Carswell, Gary McSpadden, Sean McSpadden) -2:58 Personnel NewSong: Billy Goodwin -vocals Eddie Carswell -vocals Eddie Middleton -vocals Bobby Apon -vocals Previous release: The Son In My Eyes  (1982) Next release: Trophies of Grace  (1986) Listen to the album The Word here:

The Son In My Eyes is the first national debut album by the Christian vocal group NewSong . It was recorded and released in 1982 by Covenant Records, based in Symrna, Georgia. After the group released three self custom-made releases, which were mostly covers of Christian and southern gospel songs, NewSong releases their only album on the Covenant label showcasing their vocal and harmony skills with a mix of country and southern gospel sounds. The album was produced by singer -songwriter Don Carroll with all songs written by group member Eddie Carswell. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Eddie Carswell. 1. The Son In My Eyes -3:50 2. Credit -3:50 3. I Know How the Story Ends -2:45 4. Heart to Heart -3:25 5. The Cold Water Committee -2:55 6. This Song is for You -2:45 7. Cover Me -3:30 8. Way a Way to Go -2:50 9. Something More for Me -4:05 10. Color Me Gone -3:40 Personnel NewSong: Billy Goodwin -vocals Eddie Carswell -vocals Eddie Middleton -vocals Bobby Apon -vocals Previous release: All the Best (1982) (independent cassette tape only) Next release: The Word (1984) Listen to the album The Son In My Eyes here:

Wonder & Awe is the 14th studio album by the Christian rock band MercyMe , released on August 8, 2025 by Fair Trade Services. Recording took place in 2024 and 2025. Lead vocalist Bart Millard talks to Music Row about the inspiration of Wonder & Awe : " One of the struggles within today's church is the lack of awe. Having access to virtually everything within the palm of our hands, where’s the joy in being surprised? Those moments that take our breath away. This album reflects where I am right now…longing for wonder and awe—actively seeking the wonder of God and learning not to take it for granted. We’re so excited to finally share it, and we hope it brings even a fraction of the joy and excitement it’s brought us." MercyMe wrote and produced a majority of the album with Tedd T. along with Bannister co-producing and bringing in three new co -producers: Carter Frodge, Josh Auer and Jared Atherton. The album was preceded by the lead single "Oh Death." It was released in early 2025 and was co-written by Millard, Tedd T., Ethan Hulse and American country pop singer Walker Hayes, who's is best known for his 2021 TikTok viral hit "Fancy Like." "Oh Death" is a celebratory, faith-based anthem declaring that death has no power over believers, framing it as a defeated foe rather than a final end . Inspired by 1 Corinthians 15:55, the song portrays death as "nothing but a stone that my savior rolled away," emphasizing that Jesus’ resurrection provides victory and removes the fear of dying. There are two versions of "Oh Death" on Wonder & Awe : the album version featuring just MercyMe and the version featuring Hayes to close the album. The song topped at number 1 on Billboard magazine's Christian AC Airplay chart (their 21st number one song) while going Top 10 on the Hot Christian Songs and Christian Airplay charts. Other tracks like "Sing (Like You've Already Won)" and "Heartbroken Hallelujah" were released as promotional singles. The title song debuted and peaked at number 48 on the Hot Christian Songs chart upon the album's official release. Wonder & Awe debuted and peaked at number 3 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums charts and at number 34 on the Top Album Sales. For the first time since they began charting 2001, Wonder & Awe is the first MercyMe album to not chart on the Billboard 200. "Oh Death" was nominated for Song of the Year at the 2025 K-Love Fan Awards. Track listing 1. Canary In a Coal Mine (Bart Millard) -1:35 2. All God's People (MercyMe, Tedd Tjornhom) -3:46 3. Fred Astaire (MercyMe, Jordan Mohilowski) -3:28 4. Overflowing (MercyMe, Tedd Tjornhom) -3:25 5. Wonder & Awe (Bart Millard, Ethan Hulse, Carter Frodge) -3:47 6. So Many Reason (Bart Millard, Jess Cates, Carter Frodge) -4:35 7. Oh Death (Bart Millard, Walker Hayes, Ethan Hulse, Tedd Tjornhom) -3:32 8. Why Not Now, Why Not Me (Bart Millard, Barry Graul, Micah Kuiper, Nick Bay) -3:11 9. Trust the One (MercyMe, Tim Timmons, Ashley White, Tyler George) -3:46 10. Sing (Like You've Already Won) (MercyMe, Tedd Tjornhom) -3:51 11. OK (Bart Millard, Barry Graul, Gordon Kennedy) -1:52 12. Heartbroken Hallelujah (Bart Millard) -4:18 13. Oh Death (featuring Walker Hayes) -3:31 Personnel MercyMe: Bart Millard -lead vocals, backing vocals Barry Graul -guitars, backing vocals Mike Scheuchzer -guitars, backing vocals Nathan Cochran -bass guitar, backing vocals Robby Shaffer -drums No information on additional musicians is available on this release. Production credits MercyMe and Tedd T. -producers (all tracks) Brown Bannister -co-producer (tracks 1, 8, 9 and 12) Carter Frodge -co-producer (tracks 5 and 6) Josh Auer and Jared Atherton -co-producers (track 9) Radio singles 2025 "Oh Death" -#9 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#2 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#1 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2025 "Wonder & Awe" -#48 Billboard  Hot Christian Songs Previous release: Always Only Jesus  (2022)   Listen to the album Wonder & Awe containing audio, music videos and a lyric video for "Sing (Like You've Already Won)" :

MercyMe is an American contemporary Christian band founded in Greenville, Texas. The current band consists of lead vocalist Bart Millard, drummer and percussionist Robby Shaffer, bassist Nathan Cochran and guitarists Michael Scheuchzer and Barry Graul. Keyboardist James Bryson was also a founding member and played on the band's six self-released albums and the first seven major released albums from 1994 to 2011. The band formed in 1994 and released six independent albums prior to signing with INO Records in 2001. The group first gained mainstream recognition with the crossover single, “I Can Only Imagine” which elevated their debut album, Almost There , to becoming certified triple platinum. Since then, the group has released fourteen additional studio albums, six of which have been certified gold, and two greatest hits album. MercyMe has won numerous Dove Awards and has had various Grammy Award nominations. In 2009, Billboard magazine named MercyMe the Christian Songs Artist of the Decade for the 2000s. Their song "Word of God Speak" was named the Christian Song of the Decade and they also were named the Christian Adult Contemporary Songs Artist of the Decade. They had 13 consecutive top-five singles on the Billboard Christian Songs chart, with seven of them reaching number one. MercyMe has won eight Dove Awards and has had many Grammy Award nominations. Born into a family as the son of Southern Methodist University All-American player Arthur Millard and the brother of a football player, MercyMe's lead singer, Bart Millard wanted to become a football player, yet his football career ended when he injured his ankles in a high school football game. As a result of his injury, Millard took choir as an elective. During his freshmen year in college, Millard had to endure the death of his father. His youth pastor, who had moved from Texas to Florida, invited Millard to work with his youth group’s worship band. Millard accepted his invitation and went on to work on the video and sound systems for the group. On a day when the band’s lead singer got stuck on stage, Millard took the challenge of singing for the group. James (Jim) Bryson played piano for that band and later went on to play with Millard and the worship band on a trip to Switzerland. This trip became the cause of Millard and Bryson’s consideration of playing music full-time. Millard and his friend, guitarist Mike Scheuchzer, moved to Oklahoma City to form MercyMe with Bryson. In 1997, MercyMe moved to Nashville, Tennessee to find a record label. After a year, they left Nashville for Dallas, Texas and recorded an album. Then they settled in Greenville, Texas, and served at Highland Terrace Baptist Church. The trio set up a studio and a “living area” in an old abandoned day-care center. Bassist Nathan Cochran and Drummer Robby Shaffer joined the band later on, accompanying the band on releasing six independent projects before signing with INO Records in 2001. Unlike their first three major label albums, their earlier indie projects tended to orient more towards rock rhythms. The group’s name, “MercyMe,” originated during Millard's time as a youth ministry intern in Florida. Concerned that her grandson was home whenever she called, Millard’s grandmother would exclaim, “Well mercy me, why don’t you get a real job?” For several years, the band was a mainstay at the popular PlanetWisdom youth conference. The popularity of "I Can Only Imagine" and their meteoric rise led to their no longer leading worship at the conference. More information on MercyMe at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MercyMe Discography Independent releases: Pleased to Meet You (1995) Traces of Rain (1997) Traces of Rain Volume II (1998) The Need (1999) The Worship Project (1999) Look (2000) Major releases: Almost There (2001) Spoken For  (2002)   Undone  (2004)   The Christmas Sessions  (2005)   Coming Up to Breathe  (2006)   All That Is Within Me (2007) 10 (compilation album) (2009) The Generous Mr. Lovewell  (2010) The Worship Sessions  (2011) The Hurt & The Healer  (2012)   Welcome to the New  (2014)   MercyMe, It's Christmas!  (2015)   Lifer  (2017)   I Can Only Imagine - The Very Best of MercyMe  (2018) (compilation album)   Inhale (Exhale) (2021) Always Only Jesus (2022) Wonder & Awe  (2025)