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Black and White in a Grey World is the third studio album by American singer-songwriter Leslie Phillips , released in 1985 on Myrrh/Word Records. Phillips earned her first Grammy Award nomination (under Leslie Phillips) for Best Gospel Performance, Female. The album was once again produced by Dan Posthuma and climbed to number 13 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Note: The cassette and LP versions did not include "Larger Than Life" and "Love Is Not Lost." However, these tracks were issued on vinyl in Australia. "Love Is Not Lost" would later be re-recorded for Phillips' 1987 album, The Turning . Both of those songs would be on the CD and digital editions. "Love is Not Lost" appears on the Word Records music sampler Take 'Em With You 4 on cassette from the CD version. The digital edition has replaced the original recordings of "You're the Same" with the home demo version and "When the World Is New" with the radio edit that has trimmed the 30 second intro. Both were featured on her 1988 compilation Recollection . You can listen to the original album recording on the YouTube link below this article. Track listing on the digital edition All songs written by Leslie Phillips, except where noted. 1. Black and White in a Grey World -4:20 2. Tug of War -3:21 3. When the World Is New -4:32 4. Psalm 55 -3:49 5. You're Kindness -4:02 6. Larger Than Life -3:44 7. The More I Know You -5:02 8. Smoke Screen (Leslie Phillips, Daniel Brown) -3:38 9. You're My Lord -4:14 10. Walls of Silence -4:54 11. You're the Same -4:16 12. Love is Not Lost -3:46 Radio singles 1985 -1986 "You're Kindness" -#1 Christian CHR for 4 weeks, -#2 Christian AC 1986 "You're the Same" -#1 Christian AC for 5 weeks 1986 "The More I Know You" -#7 Christian CHR 1986 "When the World Is New" -#19 Christian AC 1986 "Psalm 55" -#8 Christian CHR 1986 -1987 "You're My Lord" -#37 Christian AC Previous release: Dancing with Danger (1984) Next release: The Turning (1987)

Dancing with Danger is the second studio album by American singer-songwriter Leslie Phillips , released in the fall of 1984 on Myrrh/Word Records. Dancing With Danger contains "Strength of My Life" featuring guest vocals by former Imperals lead singer Russ Taff and giving Phillips her first number one hit on the Christian AC chart. The song is ranked at number 97 by CCM Magazine in their 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music . Phillips earned her first (and only) Dove Award nomination as a songwriter for Song of the Year for "Strength of My Life" in 1986. Dancing with Danger continues her contemporary pop rock sound from her 1983 debut album Beyond Saturday Night with production by Dan Posthuma. Phillips has written all ten songs. The album peaked at number 20 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart in early 1985. In 1991, Dancing with Danger was re-issued on CD with remastered remix versions of the title song and "I Won't Let It Come Between Us," replacing the original mix recordings and the solo recording of "By My Spirit" that was originally featured in a 1984 various artists compilation album By My Spirit: A Musical Gathering of Praise as a bonus track. The other version of "By My Spirit" is the well-known duet between Phillips and Matthew Ward of 2nd Chapter of Acts . You can listen to the original mix recording of this album on the YouTube link below this article. Track listing All songs written by Leslie Phillips. 1. Dancing with Danger -3:29 2. I Won't Let It Come Between Us -4:32 3. Strength of My Life (with guest vocals by Russ Taff) -5:34 4. Give 'em All You Got (Tonight) -4:24 5. By My Spirit (duet with Matthew Ward) -4:43 6. Hiding in the Shadows -3:52 7. Powder Room Politics -2:40 8. Light of Love -4:17 9. Song in the Night -3:52 10. Here He Comes with My Heart -2:48 11. By My Spirit (solo recording previously released on the various artists recording By My Spirit: A Musical Gathering of Praise ) -5:43 Production credits Dan Posthuma -producer (tracks 1-10) Gary Whitlock -producer (track 11) Radio singles 1984 -1985 "Here He Comes with My Heart" -#6 Christian AC/CHR 1985 "Strength of My Life" -#9 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC for 4 weeks 1985 "Dancing with Danger" -#11 Christian CHR 1985 "Powder Room Politics -#34 Christian AC Previous release: Beyond Saturday Night (1983) Next release: Black and White in a Grey World (1985)

Beyond Saturday Night is the debut studio album by American singer-songwriter Leslie Phillips , released in 1983 on Myrrh/Word Records. The album's style is placed between Christian artist Amy Grant and Fleetwood Mac vocalist Stevie Nicks in the pop/rock vein with a nice balance of rock and ballads. Phillips wrote and co-wrote eight of the album's ten songs and was produced by Jack Joseph Puig. Her cover of Christian folk rock singer Mark Heard's "Heart of Hearts" was released as the first single and music video. Phillips also re-records "Bring Me Through," which she originally recorded from a 1981 sampler album titled Back to the Rock! Track listing All songs written by Leslie Phillips, except where noted. 1. Hourglass -3:33 2. Gina (Leslie Phillips, Matthew Chapman, Purvis Orso) -3:36 3. Put Your Heart in Me -4:05 4. I'm Finding -3:26 5. Beyond Saturday Night (John Fischer) -4:30 6. Bring Me Through -4:49 7. Heart of Hearts (Mark Heard) -3:16 8. Will They Love Him (Leslie Phillips, Daniel Brown) -4:34 9. He's Gonna Hear You Crying -3:14 10. Let Me Give -3:47 Radio singles 1983 "Heart of Hearts" -#14 Christian AC/CHR 1983 "I'm Finding" -#31 Christian AC/CHR Next release: Dancing with Danger (1984) Watch the music video of "Heart of Hearts" here:

The Best So Far is an official compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Cindy Morgan , released on February 29, 2000 by Word Records. It is a collection of songs from Morgan's first five Word albums featuring 12 favorite songs and two new recordings: the Morgan-penned track "Tell Me That You Love Me" and a cover of "Love Is the Answer," originally recorded by Todd Rundgren's band Utopia in 1977 and made famous by the soft rock duo England Dan and John Ford Coley (-#1 Billboard  AC, -# 10   Billboard  Hot 100) in 1979. It was released as the lead single to promote The Best So Far . The new tracks were produced by musician and Word's A&R Director Brent Bourgeois. Track listing 1. Love Is the Answer (Todd Rundgren) (new recording) -4:20 2. Tell Me That You Love Me (Cindy Morgan) (new recording) -4:24 3. Picture Me in Paradise (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) (from A Reason to Live ) -5:35 4. It's Gonna Be Heaven (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) (from Real Life ) -4:08 5. Sweet Days of Grace (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) (from Under the Waterfall ) -3:58 6. How Could I Ask For More (Cindy Morgan) (from Real Life ) -3:32 7. Real Life (Cindy Morgan, Geoff and Becky Thurman, Mark Hammond) (from Real Life ) -4:14 8. Listen (Cindy Morgan, Cova Morgan, Andrew Ramsay) (from Listen ) -3:45 9. Let It Be Love (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) (from Real Life ) -5:33 10. I Will Be Free (Cindy Morgan) (from A Reason to Live ) -4:55 11. I'll Stand (piano by Michael W. Smith) (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Tommy Sims) (from Under the Waterfall ) -4:04 12. Praise the King (Cindy Morgan) (from The Loving Kind ) -4:01 13. I Know You (Cindy Morgan) (from Under the Waterfall ) -4:38 14. Take My Life (Cindy Morgan) (from The Loving Kind ) -4:38 Production credits Mark Hammond -producer (tracks 3 -7, 9 -11 and 13) Brent Bourgeois -producer (tracks 1, 2, 8, 12 and 14) Craig Hansen -co-producer (tracks 8, 12 and 14) Radio singles 2000 "Love Is the Answer" -#6 Christian AC Previous release: The Loving Kind (1998) Next release: Elementary (2001)

The Loving Kind is the fifth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Cindy Morgan . It was released on March 10, 1998 by Word Records. The Loving Kind is a concept album that focuses on the last eight days of Jesus Christ's life on earth, from the last supper to the betrayal to the trial to the crucifixtion and resurrection. The album is produced by Brent Bourgeois and Craig Hansen, the same production team responsible for Morgan's previous album Listen . The album was released in time for the Easter season. For the first time on this album, no songs were charted on the Christian CHR chart. All singles charted strictly on the Christian AC radio chart. The album's lead single, "Take My Life," climbed up to number one on the Christian AC chart. Also known as Mary Magdalene's song, it is sung from her perspective as she sings about her love and devotion to Him. Other song highlights include the title song, about Peter's denial of not knowing Christ and his betrayal, "Devil Man" is about Judas' guilt of getting Christ arrested and selling him to the Jewish leasers for greed, "Alive and Well," co-written with Michael W. Smith and Andrew Ramsay, is about the resurrection of Christ. Smith plays the piano on the track. "Praise the King" is a simple worship song. Prior to making The Loving Kind , the songs were inspired by Morgan's trip to Jerusalem and walking the same streets where Jesus walked. The album peaked at number 18 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart and in 1999, Morgan was nominated for a Dove Award for Songwriter of the Year. No music videos were made for this album, as she did on her previous releases. Track listing All songs written by Cindy Morgan, except where noted. 1. In the Garden -2:42 2. The March -3:58 3. The Loving Kind -5:15 4. The Last Supper -3:44 5. Devil Man -3:23 6. Can You Hear Me -4:42 7. The Only Way -3:00 8. Hard Heart (Cindy Morgan, Brent Burgeois) -3:27 9. The Whipping -1:33 10. Higher -4:31 11. Take My Life -4:38 12. Alive and Well (piano by Michael W. Smith) (Cindy Morgan, Michael W. Smith, Andrew Ramsay) -4:26 13. Praise the King -4:01 Radio singles 1998 "Take My Life" -#1 Christian AC for 3 weeks 1998 "The Loving Kind" -#4 Christian AC 1998 -1999 "Praise the King" -#23 Christian AC Previous release: Listen (1998) Next release: The Best So Far (2000) (compilation album)

Listen is the fourth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Cindy Morgan , released on October 29, 1996 by Word Records. Listen was a departure from her dance/pop sound of Morgan's previous albums and moving towards a full adult contemporary sound in the singer - songwriter vein. Morgan also worked with new producers Brent Bourgeois and Craig Hansen to let her stretch vocally and lyrically to give it a band feel. In addition to Morgan playing the piano on the album, she also worked with studio musicians including producer Bourgeois. The title song was released as the lead single and topped the Christian AC chart. It's the first time Morgan topped that chart by herself, whereas she previously had number one songs on the Christian CHR chart. Four years earlier, Morgan hit number one on the Christian AC chart with the duet track "Somewhere Within the Heart" with Carman . The lyrics to "Listen" were written by Morgan's father Cova Morgan in the 1970s. A music video was made for the second single "The Master's Hand." The video is, in some ways, a sequel to her previous video "I Will Be Free" (from 1993's A Reason to Live ). Morgan wrote all the songs on the album. Listen was ranked at number 81 by CCM Magazine in their 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music . In 1997, Morgan released a concert video on VHS titled Listen...The Concert: An Evening with Cindy Morgan . It was recorded live at the Caffe Milano in Nashville, Tennessee with her band, members of the Nashville String Machine and backing vocalists. It was nominated for a Dove Award for Long Form Music Video of the Year in 1998. The album debuted and peaked at number 32 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs written by Cindy Morgan, except where noted. 1. The Master's Hand -3:40 2. God is Love -3:24 3. They Say It's Love ("Stars") -3:36 4. Need -3:30 5. Jamie -3:07 6. Listen (Cindy Morgan, Cova Morgan, Andrew Ramsay) -3:45 7. The Promise -4:11 8. Lord We Come (interlude) -0:56 9. Moon Days (Cindy Morgan, Brent Bourgeois, Andrew Ramsay, Brent Lenthall) -3:54 10. To Fly -3:54 11. Gravity -3:41 12. Will You Be There? -1:41 Radio singles 1996 -1997 "Listen" -#2 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 5 weeks 1997 "The Master's Hand" -#9 Christian CHR, -#10 Christian AC 1997 "Moon Days" -#4 Christian CHR 1997 "God is Love" -#19 Christian AC Previous release: Under the Waterfall (1995) Next release: The Loving Kind (1998) Watch the live concert video Listen...The Concert: An Evening with Cindy Morgan here: Watch the music video of "The Master's Hand" here:

Under the Waterfall is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Cindy Morgan , released in the spring of 1995 by Word Records. The album was produced by Mark Hammond. The title of the album is taken from the track "Sweet Days of Grace." It is one of the first seven tracks on the album in which its theme is about the sweet embrace of God. Tracks 8 -11's theme is about the pathway of pain and tracks 12 and 13 are on love's refrain. Those three themes make up Under the Waterfall . The gospel-themed lead single and music video "I'll Stand" features CCM recording artist -songwriter Michael W. Smith on the piano. The album's overall sound is more adult contemporary but still has some of the upbeat pop/R&B sound from her previous releases. Even though she had songs on the Christian CHR chart, Christian AC started to embrace this album, particularly on the songs "Reaching With His Love" and "I Know You." Under the Waterfall climbed up to number 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1996, Morgan was nominated for a Dove Award for Female Vocalist of the Year. Track listing His Sweet Embrace 1. Prelude to Grace (Cindy Morgan) -0:44 2. Sweet Days of Grace (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) -3:59 3. Painted a Rainbow (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Kip Raines) -5:20 4. Reaching With His Love (Geoff and Becky Thurman, Doyle Tallent) -4:56 5. Golden Rain (Cindy Morgan) -4:24 6. I Know You (Cindy Morgan) -4:38 7. Miracle in the Making (Cindy Morgan) -4:31 Pathway of Pain 8. Delilah (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) -4:06 9. Oh, How the Angels Are Falling (spoken interlude by Bob DeMoss) -0:52 10. Angels Falling (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) -6:01 11. Last Days (Cindy Morgan) -4:06 Love's Refrain 12. I'll Stand (piano by Michael W. Smith) (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Tommy Sims) -4:04 13. Love's Sweet Name (Cindy Morgan) -3:35 Radio singles 1995 "I'll Stand" -#13 Christian CHR, -# 10 Christian AC 1995 "Sweet Days of Grace" -#3 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1995 -1996 "Reaching With His Love" -#22 Christian CHR, -#12 Christian AC 1996 "Painted a Rainbow" -#10 Christian CHR 1996 "I Know You" -#5 Christian AC Previous release: A Reason to Live (1993) Next release: Listen (1996) Watch the music video of "I'll Stand" here:

A Reason to Live is the second studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Cindy Morgan , released on August 10, 1993 by Word Records. The album was produced by Mark Hammond. A Reason to Live continues the success of her debut album Real Life with more dance pop, R&B and now incorporating some adult contemporary tracks like "Reaching In" and "I Will Be Free." "I Will Be Free" is a ballad and immensely personal to Morgan as well as a signature song and in 1995 won the Dove Award for Short Form Music Video of the Year. Despite its Dove win, its impact has been felt by people who are affected by this song. "I Will Be Free" was named as one of the 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music by CCM Magazine in 2006 at number 89. The album also garnered Morgan three more number one songs on the Christian CHR chart with "Picture Me in Paradise," "We Can Live Together" and "The Days of Innocence." The title song climbed up to number two on the Christian AC chart. Morgan co-wrote four tracks and wrote four tracks by herself showcasing her songwriting skills. A Reason to Live peaked at number 6 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing 1. Picture Me in Paradise (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -5:35 2. The Days of Innocence (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) -4:35 3. Storybook (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:10 4. Reaching In (Cindy Morgan) -4:27 5. We Can Live Together (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) -5:16 6. Love's Still Love (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:09 7. A Reason to Live (Cindy Morgan) -5:31 8. Let Somebody Love You (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) -3:40 9. Someone Believes in You (Cindy Morgan) -4:47 10. I Will Be Free (Cindy Morgan) -4:55 Accolades Dove Award -Short Form Music Video of the Year ("I Will Be Free") Radio singles 1993 "A Reason to Live" -#14 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1993 -1994 "Storybook" -#4 Christian CHR 1993 -1994 "Reaching In" -#21 Christian AC 1994 "Picture Me in Paradise" -#1 Christian CHR 1994 "I Will Be Free" -#17 Christian AC 1994 "We Can Live Together" -#1 Christian CHR for 3 weeks, -#25 Christian AC 1994 "The Days of Innocence" -#1 Christian CHR Previous release: Real Live (1992) Next release: Under the Waterfall (1995) Watch the music video of "I Will Be Free" here:

Real Life is the debut album by Christian singer -songwriter Cindy Morgan , released on February 25, 1992 by Word Records. The album was produced by Mark Hammond. Real Life has an R&B/Pop Dance feel showcasing Morgan's vocals. She co-wrote four songs and wrote the album's final track "How Could I Ask For More." A music video was made for the song. The first three singles "Let It Be Love," "It's Gonna Be Heaven" and the title song all topped The CCM Update 's Christian CHR chart. Real Life peaked at number 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1993, Morgan was named New Artist of the Year at the 24th GMA Dove Awards. NOTE: In the summer of 1992 just as Morgan's second single "It's Gonna Be Heaven" hit number one on the Christian CHR chart, Morgan also hit number one on the Christian AC chart with "Somewhere Within the Heart," a duet with Christian singer Carman while "It's Gonna Be Heaven" peaked at number 9 on the same chart, giving Morgan the distinction of having two songs on the same chart at the same time. Track listing 1. Real Life (Cindy Morgan, Geoff and Becky Thurman, Mark Hammond) -4:14 2. Say It Again (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham, Tommy Greer) -3:49 3. Moment in Time (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:10 4. Let It Be Love (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -5:33 5. 2 Hearts, 1 Love (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:28 6. Free World (Marabeth Jordan, Geoff Thurman) -4:11 7. It's Gonna Be Heaven (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:08 8. Anytime At All (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:35 9. Love Can Break Your Fall (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:45 10. How Could I Ask For More (Cindy Morgan) -3:32 Accolades Dove Award -New Artist of the Year Radio singles 1992 "Let It Be Love" -#1 Christian CHR for 2 weeks, -# 11 Christian AC 1992 "It's Gonna Be Heaven" -#1 Christian CHR for 4 weeks, -#9 Christian AC 1992 -1993 "Real Life" -#1 Christian CHR 1992 -1993 "How Could I Ask For More" -#5 Christian AC 1993 "Love Can Break Your Fall" -#2 Christian CHR, -#14 Christian AC Next release: A Reason to Live (1993) Watch the music video of "How Could I Ask For More" here:

First Light is the debut album by Christian singer/songwriter/author Michael Card . It was released in early 1982 by Benson Records' Milk & Honey label. First Light 's debut single was his recording of his composition "I Have Decided" becoming his first Top 10 Christian radio single. The song was later recorded by Amy Grant for her Age to Age album, which was released the same year but a few months later. Other singles like "Jesus Love Me (This I Know)" and "Fan the Flame" were also Christian radio hits. Card's sound is folk-style pop with orchestrated arrangements. The album was produced by Randy Scruggs and John Thompson and was recorded in 1981. Card wrote all the songs on First Light with co-writes from Thompson and Scruggs. The album was reissued in 1988 on CD as a double album with his second Benson release Legacy and then reissued solo on CD in 1996 but both have been been out of print. Eight out of ten songs from First Light are available digitally on his 1991 Benson Records compilation release The Early Works . A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Michael Card, except where noted. 1. I Have Decided -3:42 2. Fan the Flame (Michael Card, John Thompson) -3:02 3. Don't You Know -3:48 4. No Rusty Swords -3:07 5. Light of the World -2:48 6. Jesus Loves Me (This I Know) (Michael Card, Randy Scruggs) -3:43 7. Hound of Heaven -3:12 8. Face the Light -2:41 9. By Your Name -2:34 10. Stranger On the Shore -4:18 Radio singles 1982 "I Have Decided" -#8 Christian CHR, -#3 Christian AC 1982 "Fan the Flame" -#16 Christian CHR 1982 "Jesus Loves Me" -#8 Christian AC/CHR Next release: Legacy (1983) Listen to the album First Light here:

The Sound of Christmas is a 1994 Christmas project album by Christian music composer David T. Clydesdale on Word Records. The album features guest artists Point of Grace , Anointed , Bryan Duncan , Cindy Morgan , The Sound of Christmas Orchestra & Singers and many others performing Christmas songs with arrangements by Clydesdale. The Sound of Christmas is out of print and is not available for streaming. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs arranged by David T. Clydesdale. 1. It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year/Winter Wonderland (Eric Champion, Amy Morriss and The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra & Singers) -2:55 2. The Christmas Song (Ray Boltz, Babbie Mason and The Sound of Christmas Strings) -3:46 3. Carol of the Bells (Medley) (The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra) -2:26 Carol of the Bells Toyland We Wish You a Merry Christmas The Waltz of the Flowers (from "The Nutcracker Suite") 4. Grown Up Christmas List (Bobbi Page and The Sound of Christmas Double String Orchestra) ( David Foster, Linda Thompson) -3:18 5. Sing For Joy (Anointed and The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra) -4:04 6. A Touch of Brass (Medley) (The Sounds of Christmas Double Brass Choirs) -2:14 Here We Come-A-Caroling God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen 7. This Gift (Point of Grace and The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra) -4:08 8. Go Tell It On the Mountain/Amen! (Timothy Scarr, Andrea Robinson and The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra) -2:17 9. A Christmas Lullaby (Medley) (The Sound of Christmas Double String Orchestra) -4:16 The Coventry Carol Away In a Manger What Child Is This? The Rocking Lullaby The First Noel 10. O Holy Night (Bryan Duncan, Cindy Morgan and The Sound of Christmas Orchestra and Double Choirs) -5:30 Listen to the album The Sound of Christmas here:

This section is all about albums with a theme featuring contributing CCM artists and their songs. From Easter to Christmas and everything in between, it's all here! 25 Songs of Christmas (1982) 25 Songs of Christmas, Volume II (1985) Adventures in the Land of Big Beats and Happy Feets (1989) Awesome God: A Tribute to Rich Mullins (1998) Back to the Rock! (1981) By My Spirit: A Musical Gathering of Praise (1984) Carry the Light (1989) Celebrate the Gift (1994) Christmas (Sparrow Records album) (1988) Christmas Carols of The Young Messiah (1995) Contemporary Christmas Classics (1983) "Do Something Now" -Single (1985) Emmanuel: A Music Celebration of the Life of Christ (1996) Exodus (1998) God With Us: A Celebration of Christmas Carols & Classics (1997) Handel's Messiah: A Soulful Celebration (1992) Handel's Young Messiah (1990) A Home Sweet Home Christmas (1985) Jesus, The Best Gift of All - Christmas Tidings from the Benson Artists  (1990) Music Inspired by The Story (2011) My Utmost for His Highest (1995) My Utmost for His Highest: The Covenant (1996) The New Young Messiah (1993) No Compromise: Remembering the Music of Keith Green (1992) On This Christmas Night (1979) Our Christmas (1990) Our Family (1993) Our Hymns (1989) The Praise in Us: A Word Family Praise Album  (1984)   Promise Keepers - A Life That Shows (1994) Sing Your Praise to the Lord (3-LP set) (1984) Songs from the Loft (1993) The Sounds of Christmas (1994) (Christmas project by David T. Clydesdale) Streams (1999) Take 'Em With You (1985) Take 'Em With You 2 (1985) Take 'Em With You 3 (1986) Take 'Em With You 4 (1986) Take 'Em With You 5 (1987) Take 'Em With You 6 (1987) Tribute – The Songs of Andraé Crouch (1996) Voices (1987) Wired for Sound (1987) WOW 1996 (1995) WOW 1997 (1996) WOW 1998 (1997) WOW 1999 (1998) WOW The 90s (1999) Your Love Broke Through: The Worship Songs of Keith Green   (2002)