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Say It Again is the unreleased second album by American singer - songwriter Stacie Orrico . It was targeted for a release date of April 9, 2002. ForeFront Record, at first, postponed the release date, but when the mainstream label Virgin Record saw the mainstream potential with Orrico, ForeFront decided to cancel Say It Again 's release and rework her second album. The first single, "Bounce Back," was released to mainly Christian CHR radio stations. And even though at the time Say It Again 's album release was postponed before it was cancelled, it did chart on Radio & Records Christian CHR chart peaking at number 7. An enhanced CD single of "Bounce Back" was released in the summer of 2002, containing the radio edit of the song omitting the spoken intro from the album version, a remix version of "Genuine" (originally from her 2000 debut album ) and a 53-second medley of three songs that later appeared on Stacie Orrico : "Hesitation," "Strong Enough" and "I Could Be the One." The Billy Preston cover of "That's the Way God Planned It," titled as "That's the Way (God Planned It)," later appeared on Bishop T.D. Jakes' 2002 compilation album God's Leading Ladies . While reworking on her second album, Virgin and ForeFront dropped four tracks: "That's the Way (God Planned It)," "Truth," "Until I Find You" and "Star of My Story." When the Japanese Edition of Stacie Orrico was released, "Until I Find You" and "Star of My Story" were included. Four tracks differ from Stacie Orrico : "Bounce Back" was re-worked as an R&B song, very different from the Say It Again recording. "Maybe I Won't Look Back" has a slightly different track, including the bridge being performed as a rap verse by Orrico. "Security," unlike its commercial version, contains a rap verse from an uncredited Mat Kearney that was omitted from Stacie Orrico . Even though "I Could Be the One" did not appear on the album, it did appear on an 3-track extended play sneak peak of Say It Again that was released only in Europe with the original track listing at 3:55. The Stacie Orrico version trims the song by 17 seconds to 3:38. Say It Again had a partial track listing of ten songs and was not mastered. After the album was cancelled, pre-release copies for press were sent out and have since been appearing on eBay and leaked albums of Say It Again have surfaced on YouTube, which you can hear below this article. Track listing 1. Tight (Michael-Anthony Taylor) -2:29 2. Hesitation (Stacie Orrico, Tedd Tjornhom, Robert "Aurel M" Marvin, Antonio Phelon, Shannon Ford) -3:17 3. Bounce Back (S7evon Daze, Marcellus Grove Smith, Sylvia Bennett-Smith) -3:51 4. That's What Love's About (Stacie Orrico, Michael-Anthony Taylor) -4:50 5. Truth (Stacie Orrico) -3:02 6. Until I Find You (Michael-Anthony Taylor, Shannon Ford, Todd Collins) -3:03 7. Maybe I Won't Look Back (Stacie Orrico, Tedd Tjornhom) -4:40 8. That's the Way (God Planned It) (Billy Preston) -4:02 9. Star of My Story (Gary Brown, Ira Schickman, Steven Wolf) -3:36 10. Security (featuring Matt Kearney) (Stacie Orrico, Tedd Tjornhom, Britt Huston) -3:28 11. I Could Be the One (Stacie Orrico, Tedd Tjornhom, Tasia Tjornhom, Antonio Phelon) -3:55 Production credits Tedd T. and Michael-Anthony Taylor (credited as Mooki) were the main producers each producing tracks. Mark Heimermann only produced "Bounce Back." The track "Truth" is supposedly produced by all three. I got this information from the lyrics website Genius . These are not finalized producer credits, but the six tracks on Say It Again did appear on Stacie Orrico : Tedd T. -producer (tracks 2, 5, 7, 10 and 11) Michael-Anthony Taylor (Mooki) -producer (tracks 1, 4 -6, 8 and 9) Mark Heimermann -producer (tracks 3 and 5) Radio singles 2002 " Bounce Back" -#7 R&R Christian CHR Previous release: Christmas Wish  (EP) (2001)   Next release: Stacie Orrico  (2003) Listen to Stacie Orrico's unreleased 2nd album Say It Again here:

The Christmas Sessions  is the fourth studio and first Christmas album by the Christian rock band MercyMe , released on September 27, 2005 by INO Records/ Sony Music. The band, who greatly enjoy Christmas, had previously recorded Christmas songs and enjoyed the process so much that they wanted to produce a full-length album. After releasing their previous album Undone in 2004, they decided to take time off; they realized they could record a Christmas album over that period and began work in December 2004. The band, aiming to produce a rock-oriented album, recruited noted producer Brown Bannister to produce it. In addition to one original song, "Joseph's Lullaby," the album consists of covers of both modern and traditional Christmas songs that the band members had listened to when growing up. Bannister produced all but one track, with "O Holy Night" being produced by Pete Kipley and the track has previously appeared in a 2003 2-CD various artists Christmas project Integrity's iWorship: A Total Christmas Worship Experience . "Silent Night" features Amy Grant singing on backing vocals. The Christmas Sessions charted and peaked on the following Billboard album charts: -#3 Top Christian Albums -#10 Top Holiday Albums -#64 Billboard 200 Albums NOTE: Even though Wikipedia wrote that The Christmas Sessions was Gold certified on their article , but according to the Recording Industry Association of America's website, there is no record of this album being certified at all. You can click here to see MercyMe's RIAA certifications of their albums and singles. Track listings 1. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear (Edmond Sears, Richard Storrs Willis) -4:40 2. Gloria (Edward S. Barnes; arranged by MercyMe and Brown Bannister) -4:14 3. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (traditional; arranged by MercyMe and Brown Bannister) -3:32 4. Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree (Johnny Marks) -2:32 5. Winter Wonderland/White Christmas (Felix Bernard, Dick Smith/Irving Berlin) -3:47 6. Christmas Time is Here (Vince Guaraldi, Lee Mendelson) -3:43 7. Silent Night (Franz Xaver Gruber, Joseph Mohr) -4:17 8. Away (instrumental arrangement of "Away in a Manger") (James Ramsey Murray; arranged by Barry Graul and Mike Scheuchzer) -2:09 9. Drummer Boy (Harry Simeone, Katherine Kennicott Davis, Henry Onorati) -3:19 10. I Heard the Bells (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Johnny Marks) -5:08 11. O Holy Night (Adolphe Adam, John Sullivan Dwight; arranged by Bart Millard and Pete Kipley) -3:54 12. Joseph's Lullaby (Bart Millard, Brown Bannister) -3:45 Personnel MercyMe: Bart Millard -lead vocals, backing vocals on tracks 1 -6, 8 -10, 12 Jim Bryson -keyboards (tracks 1 -10, 12), acoustic piano, synthesizer, and Hammond B3 organ on track 11 Barry Graul -guitars, backing vocals on tracks 1 -6, 8 -10, 12 Mike Scheuchzer -guitars Nathan Cochran -bass guitar Robby Shaffer -drums additional musicians: Amy Grant -backing vocals on track 7 Blair Masters -acoustic piano, keyboard programming (track 12) Paul Franklin - steel guitar (tracks 1 -10 and 12) Eric Darken -percussion (tracks 1 -10 and 12) Barry Green -trombone (tracks 1 -10 and 12) Mike Haynes -trumpet (tracks 1 -10 and 12) Carl Marsh -string arrangements (tracks 1 -10 and 12), choir arrangements (1 -6, 8 -10 and 12) The London Session Orchestra -strings (tracks 1–10 and 12) Philadelphia Boys Choir and Chorale -choir (tracks 1 -6, 8 -10 and 12) Drew Cline, Travis Cottrell, Michael Mellett and Mark Nicholas -backing vocalists (tracks 1 -6, 8 -10 and 12) Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (tracks 1 -10 and 12) Pete Kipley -producer (track 11) Radio singles 2004 -2005 "O Holy Night" -#24 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#24 Billboard   Christian Airplay, -#22 Billboard  Christian AC Airplay, -#28 R&R AC 2005 -2006 "Joseph's Lullaby" -#1 Billboard Hot Christian Songs for 3 weeks, -#1 Billboard Christian Airplay for 3 weeks, -#1 Billboard Christian AC Airplay for 4 weeks, -#33 Billboard AC 2005 -2006 "Silent Night" -#30 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#30 Billboard   Christian Airplay, -#26 Billboard  Christian AC Airplay, -#6 Billboard AC 2005 -2006 "Drummer Boy" -#10 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#10 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#10 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2005 -2006 " It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" -#22 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#22 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#21 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2005 -2006 "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" -#9 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#9 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#9 Billboard Christian AC Airplay, -#34 Billboard AC 2006 "Gloria" -#26 Billboard  Hot Christian Songs, -#26 Billboard  Christian Airplay, -#27 Billboard  Christian AC Airplay 2006 "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" -#37 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#37 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#35 Billboard Christian AC Airplay, -#25 Billboard AC Previous release: Undone  (2004)   Next release: Coming Up to Breathe  (2006)

Morning Like This is the eighth studio album by Christian singer Sandi Patty . It was her first album to be released on Word Records on February 13, 1986. Patty and Greg Nelson produced the album. Morning Like This was considered a successful album and a turning point in her career. A few months after its release, Patty had reached national acclaim after her rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" was included during the ABC Statue of Liberty re-dedication broadcast on July 6, 1986. This exposure led to multiple mainstream television appearances including The Tonight Show and Christmas in Washington . CCM Magazine has given the album critical acclaim by ranking Morning Like This at number 87 in their 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music , while the track "Love In Any Language" was ranked at number 73 in their 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music . Morning Like This gave Patty her first number one album on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart, and finished in the Top 3 for the next three years on their year-end charts, including taking the number one album of 1987. It was certified Gold in 1987 and Platinum in 1993 by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for sales of 1 million copies. In 1987, Patty won her first solo Grammy Award (her third overall) for Best Gospel Performance, Female for Morning Like This at the 29th Grammy Awards. That same year, Patty won 3 Dove Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year, Artist of the Year and Inspirational Album of the Year at the 18th GMA Dove Awards. In 1988, Patty was a co-winner, along with Gloria Gaither and Phill McHugh, for Song of the Year for the track "In the Name of the Lord" at the 19th GMA Dove Awards. Patty released a concert video in 1987 on VHS titled Let There Be Praise - The Concert Video featuring songs from Morning Like This and other favorites including her signature hit "We Shall Behold Him." Christian music vocal trio First Call guests and sing their first single and signature song "Undivided." The concert video has been certified Gold by the RIAA for sales of 500,000 copies. Track listing 1. Let There Be Praise (Dick and Melodie Tunney) -3:04 2. Hosanna (guest vocals by 2nd Chapter of Acts) (Billy Smiley, Mark Gersmehl) -3:38 3. Unshakable Kingdom (Michael W. Smith, Bill and Gloria Gaither) -5:50 4. Shepherd of My Heart (Mark Baldwin, Dick Tunney) -4:05 5. Love In Any Language (Jon Mohr, John Mays) -4:51 6. King of Glory (Randall Dennis) -2:37 7. Face To Faith (Gary Driskell) -4:23 8. Was It A Morning Like This (Jim Croegaert) -3:22 9. In the Name of the Lord (Sandi Patty, Gloria Gaither, Phill McHugh) -5:02 10. There Is A Savior (Sandi Patty, Bob Farrell, Greg Nelson) -4:44 RIAA certifications Gold certified in 1987. Platinum certified in 1993. Accolades Grammy Award -Best Gospel Performance, Female ( Morning Like This ) Dove Award -1987, 1988 Female Vocalist of the Year 1987 Artist of the Year 1987 Inspirational Album of the Year ( Morning Like This ) 1988 Song of the Year ("In the Name of the Lord" with Gloria Gaither and Phill McHugh) Radio singles 1986 "Was It A Morning Like This" -#4 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC for 8 weeks 1986 "Let There Be Praise" -#9 Christian CHR, -#7 Christian AC 1986 "Love In Any Language" -#11 Christian CHR, -#27 Christian AC 1986 "In the Name of the Lord" -#2 Christian AC 1987 "Hosanna" -#10 Christian AC Previous release: Hymns Just for You (1985) Next release: Make His Praise Glorious (1988) Watch the Let There Be Praise - The Concert Video here:

Russell Taff (born November 11, 1953) is an American gospel singer and songwriter who grew up in Farmersville, California. He has sung a variety of musical styles throughout his career including: pop rock, traditional Southern gospel, contemporary country, and rhythm and blues. He first gained recognition as lead vocalist for The Imperials (1976–81). One of his best-known performances is the song "Praise the Lord." He has also been a member of the Gaither Vocal Band, and occasionally tours with Bill Gaither in the Gaither Homecoming concerts. As a solo artist and songwriter, Taff is known for the 1980s anthem "We Will Stand." Taff has received various Dove and Grammy awards either as a solo artist or part of a larger musical group, most notably the Imperials. Taff's second solo album Medals was critically received by CCM Magazine and Billboard and this album and 1989's The Way Home were both named as two of the 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music from CCM. More information on Russ Taff at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russ_Taff Discography with Sounds of Joy: Sounds of Joy (1973) YHWH (1974) Sharin' (1975) with The Imperials: Sail On (1977) Imperials Live (1978) Heed the Call (1979) One More Song for You (1979) Christmas with the Imperials (1980) Priority (1980) The Very Best of the Imperials (1981) (compilation album) Legacy 1977-1988 (1996) (compilation album) The Lost Album (2006) (previously unreleased album) The Definitive Collection (2007) (compilation album) The Ultimate Collection (2014) (Word Records compilation album ) Solo albums: Walls of Glass (1983) Medals (1985) Russ Taff (1987) The Way Home (1989) Under Their Influence (1991) A Christmas Song (1992) We Will Stand/Yesterday and Today (1994) Winds of Change (1995) Right Here, Right Now (1999) The Best of Russ Taff (2003) Now More Than Ever (2007) Another Sentimental Christmas (2010) Faroe Islands (2011) The Ultimate Collection (2014) (Word Records compilation album) Believe (2018) Cover Story (2025) with the Gaither Vocal Band: Everything Good (2002) A Cappella (2003)

Believe is the fifth studio and first Christmas album by Christian singer - songwriter Natalie Grant , released on October 25, 2005 by Curb Records. Grant's husband Bernie Herms produced the album. Released about seven months after her successful album Awaken and with "Held" still on the radio, Grant puts out her first holiday album with a mixture of secular and sacred Christmas songs including two original tracks: the title song, "I Believe," written by Grant and "One Child" written by David Mullen. Believe climbed to number 29 on the Top Christian Albums, number 13 on the Heatseekers Albums and in early 2007 peaked at number 34 on the Top Holiday Albums charts in Billboard magazine. The album was nominated for a Dove Award for Inspirational Album of the Year. Track listing 1. O Come All Ye Faithful (John Francis Wade) -3:38 2. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn) -2:28 3. Santa Claus is Coming to Town (John Frederick Coots, Haven Gillespie) -2:35 4. I Believe (Natalie Grant) -5:14 5. O Little Town of Bethlehem (Phillips Brooks, Lewis Redner) -4:39 6. Joy to the World (Isaac Watts) -4:31 7. What Christmas Means to Me (Anna Gordy Gaye, George Gordy, Allen Story) -3:41 8. Medley (arranged by Bernie Herms) -8:47 Silver Bells (Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) Savior Came for Me O Holy Night (Adolphe Adam, John Sullivan Dwight, Placide Cappeau) 9. One Child (David Mullen)/O Come All Ye Faithful (reprise) -6:08 10. Sweet Little Jesus Boy (Robert Mac Gimsey) -3:52 Radio singles 2005 -2006 "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" -#15 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#15 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#12 Billboard Christian AC Airplay, -#9 Billboard AC 2005 " What Christmas Means to Me" -#22 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#22 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#19 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2005 -2006 "O Little Town of Bethlehem" -#25 Billboard  Hot Christian Songs, -#25 Billboard  Christian Airplay, -#23 Billboard  Christian AC Airplay 2005 -2006 "I Believe" -#28 Billboard  Hot Christian Songs, -#28 Billboard   Christian Airplay, -#24 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2006 "Joy to the World" -#33 Billboard  Hot Christian Songs, -#33 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#34 Billboard  Christian AC Airplay Previous release: Awaken  (2005) Next release: Relentless  (2008)

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)

Natalie Diane Grant (born December 21, 1971 in Seattle, Washington) is an American contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter. She is a five-time Female Vocalist of the Year Dove Award winner, winning from 2006 to 2009 and 2012 and a nine-time Grammy nominee. In addition to garnering nearly 1 billion streams and multiple number #1 albums and singles on the Billboard Christian charts, she is also a respected author and philanthropist. She is the co-founder of Hope for Justice, a non-profit organization in the fight against human trafficking, which has 32 offices across 9 countries and 5 continents and has helped over 102,000 children in the last few years. Born and raised in Washington state, Grant enrolled at Northwest College (now Northwest University) in Kirkland, Washington, studying to be a schoolteacher. She reportedly figured that her musical gifts were merely for sharing with her local church until she learned how to find God's true calling for her life, and so switched directions and began a career in Christian music. Grant first started in contemporary Christian music when she auditioned for the travelling music group Truth. Later she moved to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue her solo career. There she signed with Benson Records in 1997 and began working on her self-titled debut which was released in 1999. She left Benson for Pamplin Music soon after and released the album Stronger in 2001. She then ended up at Curb Records after Pamplin folded, where she remained starting with Deeper Life in 2003. Awaken was her breakthrough success, in 2005. It was RIAA gold certified. More albums would continue to follow. Grant has since reported being unhappy with the way she was imaged by her early record label which marketed her partly on her looks and says of her first record, "It wasn't me at all either." However, she credits her early albums with having been necessary to her progressing and growing into an artist that takes control of such decisions, starting with her first widely successful album, Awaken . Another factor that was essential to her later success was a life-altering trip to India in 2004. Not only did this trip inspire her charitable pursuits, but it brought a new passion and direction to her music. Instead of focusing only on what song might be a hit, Grant reports that she now focuses on songs that will inspire, give hope, and motivate others to make their lives matter. In 2005, Grant also authored her first book The Real Me: Being the Girl God Sees , about her struggle with bulimia and how she overcame it. On October 23, 2012, Grant received the 2012 Bishop Ketteler Award for Social Justice from the Sisters of Divine Providence, who honored her for her work against human trafficking. Grant currently lives in Nashville with her Canadian husband producer Bernie Herms and their three daughters; Grace, Isabella and Sadie. NOTE: Natalie Grant is not related to CCM singer - songwriter Amy Grant . More information on Natalie Grant at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natalie_Grant Discography Natalie Grant (1999) Stronger (2001) Deeper Life (2003) Worship with Natalie Grant and Friends (2004) Awaken (2005) Believe (2005) Relentless (2008) Love Revolution (2010) Hurricane (2013) Be One (2015) No Stranger (2020) Seasons (2023) Christmas (2025)

The Hits  is a compilation playlist by Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released on April 11, 2025 by Amy Grant Productions, under exclusive licence to Sparrow Records and Capitol Christian Music Group. It is only released digitally for streaming and download purchasing. It was originally released on CD for a limited time on Grant's website. The CD version included her duet with Peter Cetera on their number one hit "The Next Time I Fall," but was omitted for this digital release. This playlist compilation focuses on Grant's well-known and commercially released songs that were played on both Christian and mainstream radio stations, primarily tracks from the 1990s with hits like "Baby Baby," "Every Heartbeat," "Lucky One," "Takes a Little Time," "Good For Me" and others, along with her 1980s hits "Sing Your Praise to the Lord," "Angels," "Find a Way" and "Stay for a While." The 2005 version of "El Shaddai," from Rock of Ages...Hymns and Faith , is included in place of the original 1982 Age to Age recording. All tracks are remastered for this collection. Track listing 1. Baby Baby (Amy Grant, Keith Thomas) (from Heart in Motion ) -3:57 2. Every Heartbeat (Amy Grant, Charlie Peacock, Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Heart in Motion ) -3:34 3. House of Love (guest vocals by Vince Gill) ( Wally Wilson, Greg Barnhill, Kenny Greenberg) (from House of Love ) -4:40 4. Lucky One (Amy Grant, Keith Thomas) (from House of Love ) -4:09 5. Good for Me (Amy Grant, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Tom Snow, Jay Gruska) (from     Heart in Motion ) -4:01 6. Takes a Little Time (Amy Grant, Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Behind the Eyes ) -4:33 7. Big Yellow Taxi (Joni Mitchell) (from House of Love ) -3:00 8. Lead Me On (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Lead Me On ) -5:37 9. Better Than a Hallelujah (Sarah Hart, Chapin Hartford) (from Somewhere Down the Road ) -3:43 10. El Shaddai (Michael Card, John Thompson) (from Rock of Ages...Hymns and Faith ) -4:07 11. I Will Remember You (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Keith Thomas) (from    Heart in Motion ) -5:01 12. That's What Love is For (Amy Grant, Michael Omartian, Mark Mueller) (from    Heart in Motion ) -4:18 13. Stay for a While (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from The Collection ) -5:35 14. Find a Way (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) (from Unguarded ) -3:28 15. Angels (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Michael W. Smith, Brown Bannister) (from Straight Ahead ) -4:13 16. Sing Your Praise to the Lord (Rich Mullins) (from Age to Age ) -3:16 17. Thy Word (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) (from Straight Ahead ) -3:22 Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (tracks 2, 8, 10, 13 -17) Keith Thomas -producer (tracks 1, 3 -6) Michael Omartian -producer (tracks 7, 11 and 12) Dan Muckala -producer (track 9) Vince Gill -co-producer (track 10) John Potoker -co-producer (track 13) Previous release: The Journey  (2025) (digital compilation playlist) Next release: New studio album TBA (2026)

Amy Lee Grant (born November 25, 1960) is an American singer, songwriter, and musician. She began in contemporary Christian music (CCM) before crossing over to pop music in the 1980s and 1990s. She has been referred to as "The Queen of Christian Pop". As of 2009 she had sold more than 30 million albums worldwide, won six Grammy Awards, 22 Gospel Music Association Dove Awards, and her album Age to Age was the first Christian album to go Platinum. She was honored with a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2006 for her contributions to the entertainment industry and in 2022, she was a recipient of the Kennedy Center Honors. Grant made her debut as a teenager gaining fame in Christian music during the 1980s with such hits as "Father's Eyes," "El Shaddai" and "Angels." In the mid-1980s, she began broadening her audience and soon became one of the first CCM artists to cross over into mainstream pop on the heels of her successful albums Unguarded and Lead Me On . In 1986, she scored her first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 song in a duet with Peter Cetera, "The Next Time I Fall." In 1991, she released the blockbuster album Heart in Motion which became her best-selling album to date, topping the Billboard Christian album chart for 32 weeks, selling five million copies in the U.S. and producing her second No. 1 pop single "Baby Baby" and produced another three top 10 on Billboard Hot 100; “That's What Love Is For," "Every Heartbeat" and "Good For Me." She is the author of several books, including a memoir, Mosaic: Pieces of My Life So Far , and a book based on the popular Christmas song "Breath of Heaven (Mary's Song)" that she co-wrote. In the spring of 2023, Grant released two stand-alone singles "Trees We'll Never See" and "What You Heard." Both songs were her first new recordings since her bicycle accident and after she was inducted into the Kennedy Center Honors in 2022. On January 6, 2026, Grant released a brand new track entitled "The 6th of January (Yasgur's Farm)," along with a visual lyric video. The song explores themes of hope, healing and unity by contrasting the idealistic spirit of Woodstock (Yasgur's Farm) with modern-day unrest, questioning if society has lost its way while encouraging finding common ground and personal agency in uncertain times. It is the first release leading up her long-awaited new studio album, her first non-holiday release in over a decade. More information on Amy Grant at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Grant Discography Amy Grant (1977 ) My Father's Eyes (1979) Never Alone (1980) In Concert (1981) In Concert Volume 2 (1981) Age to Age (1982) Ageless Medley EP (1983) A Christmas Album (1983) Straight Ahead (1984) Unguarded (1985) The Collection (1986) (compilation album) Lead Me On (1988) Heart in Motion (1991) Home for Christmas (1992) House of Love (1994) Behind the Eyes (1997) A Christmas to Remember (1999) Legacy...Hymns and Faith (2002) Simple Things (2003) Greatest Hits 1986-2004 (2004) (compilation album) Rock of Ages...Hymns and Faith (2005) TIme Again...Amy Grant Live (2006) Greatest Hits (2007) (compilation album) The Christmas Collection ( 2008) (compilation album) She Colors My Day EP (2009) Somewhere Down The Road (2010) How Mercy Looks from Here ( 2013) In Motion: The Remixes (2014) Be Still and Know...Hymns & Faith (2015) (compilation album) Tennessee Christmas (2016) Christmas (limited edition 3-LP boxed set) (2019) (compilation album) Lead Me On Live 1989 (2023) When I Think of Christmas (2024) (compilation Christmas album with Vince Gill) The Journey (2025) (digital compilation playlist) The Hits (2025) (digital compilation playlist) New studio album TBA (2026)

Undone is the third studio album by the Christian rock band MercyMe , released on April 20, 2004 and was marketed and manufactured by INO Records. It was later distributed by Sony Music. The album was produced by Pete Kipley. Undone was recorded in seven studio with six in the United States and Abbey Road Studios in London, England in the United Kingdom. Following the success of MercyMe's previous studio efforts and their surprise crossover hit "I Can Only Imagine,” they were given significantly more resources to develop the album with. The band also brought in a sixth member, guitarist Barry Graul. Unlike the band's previous songwriting style, which was to write the lyrics first, they wrote the music for the songs on Undone before writing the lyrics. Musically, the album is a progression from the band's previous albums, adopting a guitar-driven pop rock and adult contemporary sound, while the lyrics are personal and convey Christian themes. While MercyMe was recording Undone in the summer of 2003, they were beginning to experience the unexpected mainstream success of "I Can Only Imagine"; although the band had been promoting their second album Spoken For , "Imagine" was from their first album Almost There . Undone received positive reviews from critics, with many praising the album's lyrics, mainstream appeal, and improved production value from their first two albums, although some felt the album was too similar to the band's previous works. Three singles ("Here with Me," Homesick" and "In the Blink of An Eye") were released in promotion of Undone , all of which topped at least one Christian chart format. "Here with Me" and "Homesick" also achieved success on mainstream radio, reaching the Top 10 on the adult contemporary radio charts by way of Curb Records. Undone gave MercyMe their first chart topper at number one on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and it debuted and peaked at number 12 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts. The album was Gold certified just eight months later in December 2004, giving them their third gold-selling record by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). To accompany Undone , MercyMe also released a live DVD entitled MercyMe Live , with performances from this release and their previous albums, plus covers of Phil Collins' "In the Air Tonight" and U2's "Where the Streets Have No Name." There's also a extra disc on DVD which contains some extras like interviews, bonus footage and more. MercyMe Live was certified Gold at the same time as Undone in December 2004 and going Platinum in 2008. In 2005, MercyMe was nominated in four categories at the 36th GMA Dove Awards, winning only Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year. Track listing All songs written by MercyMe and Pete Kipley, except where noted. 1. Where You Lead Me -3:38 2. Everything Impossible -3:36 3. Here With Me (MercyMe, Pete Kipley, Dan Muckala, Brad Russell) -4:10 4. In the Blink of An Eye -3:17 5. Unaware -4:09 6. Homesick (Bart Millard) -3:40 7. When You Spoke My Name (MercyMe, Joel Hanson, Pete Kipley) -3:38 8. A Million Miles Away -3:23 9. Caught Up in the Middle -3:25 10. Never Alone -3:38 11. Undone -4:22 12. Shine On -3:58 13. Keep Singing (Bart Millard, Barry Graul, Pete Kipley) -2:52 Personnel MercyMe: Bart Millard -lead vocals Jim Bryson -piano, Hammond B3 organ, synthesizers Barry Graul -guitars Mike Scheuchzer -guitars Nathan Cochran -bass guitar Robby Shaffer -drums additional musicians: Matt Slocum -cello Rob Mathes -string arrangements RIAA certifications Gold certified in 2004. Accolades Dove Award -Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year ( Undone ) Radio singles 2004 "Here With Me" -#1 Billboard Hot Christian Songs for 13 weeks, -#1 Billboard Christian Airplay for 13 weeks, -#1 Billboard Christian AC Airplay for 10 weeks, -#21 Billboard AC, -#38 Billboard Adult Top 40, -#2 R&R Christian CHR, -#1 R&R Christian AC for 7 weeks, -#1 R&R Christian Inspo for 5 weeks, -#10 R&R AC 2004 -2005 "Homesick" -#3 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#3 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#3 Billboard Christian AC Airplay, -#9 Billboard AC, -#27 R&R Christian CHR, -#3 R&R Christian AC, -#1 Christian Inspo, -#9 R&R AC 2005 "In the Blink of An Eye" -#1 Billboard Hot Christian Songs for 5 weeks, -#1 Billboard Christian Airplay for 5 weeks, -#1 Billboard Christian AC Airplay for 6 weeks, -#16 R&R Christian CHR, -#1 R&R Christian AC for 4 weeks Previous release: Spoken For  (2002)   Next release: The Christmas Sessions  (2005)

Spoken For is the second studio album by the Christian rock band MercyMe , released on October 1, 2002 by INO Records and originally distributed by Word Records and Word Music Group. The album was produced by Pete Kipley. MercyMe and producer -musician Pete Kipley team up once again to create Spoken For , their follow-up to their 2001 debut release Almost There with the album's song "I Can Only Imagine" still getting Christian radio airplay and making its way to mainstream and country radio. Spoken For musically represents a shift in the band's musical style, with critics variously identifying it as roots rock, pop rock, or adult contemporary. Lyrically, the album focuses on worship and the concept of Christians as being "spoken for" by God. The album was recorded in six studios in the United States including three in Texas, where the group currently resides. Three singles were released in support of Spoken For ; the title track, which peaked at number one on the Radio & Records Christian AC and INSPO charts, "Word of God Speak," which spent a record 23 weeks at the top of the Billboard Christian Songs chart and "The Change Inside of Me," which peaked at number eight on the Radio & Records Christian CHR chart. "Word of God Speak" was another surprise radio hit which used very minimal instruments with just lead singer Bart Millard's vocals, MercyMe keyboardist Jim Bryson and strings and the song lasting over three minutes. Lyrically, the song reflects on the idea that it is impossible to speak of an infinite God with a limited vocabulary. In addition to being named the number one song of 2003, it was the number song of the 2000s by Billboard magazine. "Word of God Speak" was released as a CD single, coupled with their Almost There smash "I Can Only Imagine" in 2003. Spoken For debuted and peaked at number two on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and at number 41 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts. Although not as big a seller as Almost There , Spoken For , nevertheless, was Gold certified by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) a year later in 2003, giving MercyMe back-to-back gold records. At the 34th GMA Dove Awards in 2003, MercyMe was nominated for four Dove Awards including Song of the Year for the title song and Group of the Year. They would win a year later in 2004 at the 35th GMA Dove Awards where they won Group of the Year and Artist of the Year. The track "Word of God Speak" won Song of the Year and Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year, with the former awarded to Millard and Kipley. It was MercyMe's second Song of the Year title to win after "I Can Only Imagine" two years prior. Track listing All songs written by MercyMe and Pete Kipley, except where noted. 1. The Change Inside of Me -3:25 2. All the Above (MercyMe, Mark Stuart, Pete Kipley) -3:24 3. Spoken For -4:10 4. There's a Reason -4:12 5. Come One, Come All -3:51 6. Crazy (Bart Millard, Robby Hurd, Chad Sipes, Pete Kipley) -4:37 7. Word of God Speak (Bart Millard, Pete Kipley) -3:08 8. Your Glory Goes On -2:40 9. Love of God (Frederick M. Lehman; arranged by MercyMe and Pete Kipley) -3:33 10. Go -3:28 11. All Because of This -1:38 Personnel MercyMe: Bart Millard -lead vocals, backing vocals, arrangements on track 9 Jim Bryson -keyboards Mike Scheuchzer -guitars Nathan Cochran -bass guitar Robby Shaffer -drums additional musicians: Travis Cottrell -backing vocals Will Owsley -backing vocals Pete Kipley -string arrangements Roy G. Biv String Vibe -strings RIAA certifications Gold certified in 2003. Accolades Dove Award -Group of the Year Artist of the Year Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year ("Word of God Speak") Song of the Year ("Word of God Speak" written by Bart Millard and Pete Kipley) Radio singles 2002 -2003 "Spoken For" -#6 R&R Christian CHR, -#1 R&R Christian AC for 7 weeks, -#1 R&R Christian Inspo for 6 weeks 2003 "Word of God Speak" -#1 Billboard Hot Christian Songs for 23 weeks, -#1 Billboard Christian Airplay for 23 weeks, -#1 Billboard Christian AC Airplay for 21 weeks, -#25 R&R Christian CHR, -#1 R&R Christian AC for 10 weeks, -#1 R&R Christian Inspo for 9 weeks 2003 "The Change Inside of Me" -#8 R&R Christian CHR Previous release: Almost There  (2001)   Next release: Undone  (2004) Watch the audio album of Spoken For , including an official trivia video for "Spoken For" on the playlist. Watch the official trivia video of "Word of God Speak" here:

Almost There is the national debut album by the Christian rock band MercyMe . It was released on August 14, 2001 and thus began a long association with their record label INO Records (later renamed Fair Trade Services). It was originally manufactured through M2 Communications and, at the time, was distributed by Word Records and Word Music Group. The album was produced by musician and songwriter Pete Kipley. Almost There was recorded at three studios in the United States: Ivy Park, The Indigo Room and Paradise Sound and at IBC Studios, which was located in London, England, United Kingdom. Kipley produced and programmed the record, while Skye McCaskey and Julian Kindred engineered the album. Salvo mixed a majority of the songs on the album at Cool Springs Studio with the exception of "In You," which was mixed by Shane Wilson. Strings were recorded by the Paltrow Performance Group. After releasing six albums as an unsigned band, MercyMe decided to pursue a record contract because it became too difficult to sell albums, book shows, and manage themselves. The band was assigned to work with Kipley, who had not produced a major project before. Four songs on the album had previously appeared on their self-released albums; the rest were newly recorded songs. Critics have characterized the music on the album as contemporary worship and pop rock, with a more radio-friendly sound than the band's self-released albums. The lead single "Bless Me Indeed (Jabez's Song)" performed poorly on the Christian AC chart where it only reached the Top 30. But it was the second single, "I Can Only Imagine," that propelled MercyMe to the top of the charts. It was their first number one song on Radio & Records Christian AC chart and peaked at number 15 on the Christian CHR chart in 2002. The song's impact was felt not just in America but the whole world. It was written based on lead singer Bart Millard's personal feelings about his father's death, as he was abusive to Millard and his mother in his younger years. After Bart's father and mother divorced, Bart lived with his mother and has kept in contact with his father, then was later diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Bart's father started to make amends with his son as his cancer started to get worse. Bart's father passed away in 1991 when Bart was 18 years old. "I Can Only Imagine" also charted on the Billboard charts in 2003 where it crossed over to mainstream radio by way of Curb Records, a first for a contemporary worship song. It topped Billboard 's Hot Christian Songs chart in 2018, when it was the subject of a Christian motion picture of the same name based on Millard's life story of his early years leading up to forming his band MercyMe. Plans for a third single were canceled when MercyMe opted to work on their next album Spoken For . "I Can Only Imagine" originally was recorded on their 1999 independent release The Worship Project . Thanks to the success of the track, Almost There topped on both the Billboard Top Christian Albums and Heatseekers Albums charts within the next two years in 2002 and 2003, while on the Billboard 200 Albums, it peaked at number 37. The album was the group's first gold certified album in 2002, then selling platinum a year later in 2003. By 2005, it went double-platinum. As of 2018, Almost There has been certified three-times Platinum selling over 3 million copies by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Their single for "I Can Only Imagine" was their first gold seller and by 2022, it has sold over 5 million digital copies, thus being certified platinum five times. In 2006, a double disc Platinum Edition of Almost There was issued with the second enhanced CD containing three versions of "I Can Only Imagine:" the original independent release from The Worship Project , an acoustic version and a live performance at The Door in Dallas, Texas, plus interviews about the history of the band and a music video of "I Can Only Imagine." At the 33rd GMA Dove Awards in 2002, MercyMe won their first Dove award for Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year for "I Can Only Imagine," while the song itself took the top prize for Song of the Year and its writer, lead singer Millard, won Songwriter of the Year. CCM Magazine ranked the song at number four in their 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music . NOTE: Amy Grant was originally given rights to record "I Can Only Imagine" as a single, but gave the rights back to MercyMe in 2001. Grant later released her own version, re-titled "Imagine," pairing it in a medley of the hymn " Sing the Wondrous Love of Jesus" for her 2002 release Legacy...Hymns and Faith . Track listing All songs written by MercyMe, except where noted. 1. I Worship You (Pete Kipley, Regie Hamm) -3:08 2. Here I Am (Bart Millard) -4:21 3. On My Way to You -4:07 4. How Great Is Your Love (Bart Millard) -4:15 5. I Can Only Imagine (Bart Millard) -4:09 6. Bless Me Indeed (Jabez's Song) -4:15 7. Cannot Say Enough -4:48 8. House of God (MercyMe, Pete Kipley) -3:14 9. Call to Worship -4:52 10. Fall Down -3:46 11. In You (Bart Millard) -4:18 Personnel MercyMe: Bart Millard -lead vocals Jim Bryson -keyboards Mike Scheuchzer -guitars, backing vocals Nathan Cochran -bass guitar, backing vocals Robby Shaffer -drums additional musicians: Paltrow Performance Group -strings RIAA certifications Gold certified in 2002. Platinum certified 3x in 2018. "I Can Only Imagine" single Gold certified in 2005, Platinum certified 5x in 2022. Accolades Dove Award -Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year ("I Can Only Imagine") Song of the Year ("I Can Only Imagine" written by Bart Millard) Songwriter of the Year (Bart Millard) Radio singles 2001 "Bless Me Indeed (Jabez's Song)" -#27 R&R Christian AC "I Can Only Imagine" : 2001 -2002 -#15 R&R Christian CHR, -#1 R&R Christian AC for 2 weeks 2003 -#71 Billboard Hot 100, -#33 Billboard Pop Airplay, -#5 Billboard AC, -#27 Billboard Adult Pop, -#23 R&R CHR/Pop, -#4 R&R AC, -#24 R&R Hot AC 2004 -#52 Billboard Hot Country Songs, -#49 R&R Country 2018 -#1 Billboard Hot Christian Songs for 3 weeks Next release: Spoken For (2002) Watch the audio album of Almost There , including the music video for "I Can Only Imagine" on the playlist.