Kingdom Seekers is the fourth studio album by Christian singer -songwriter Twila Paris . Released in 1985, it is her first album on the Star Song label, where she would remain there for the next decade. Produced by Jonathan David Brown, the album features the first single "Runner" which Paris co-wrote with her sister Starla and would top the Christian AC chart for 9 weeks. The next singles "Lamb of God" and "He Is Exalted" are now being sung in churches worldwide used in worship settings. CCM Magazine has given accolades for the album and songs. Kingdom Seekers is ranked at number 57 in their 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music and two tracks made the list in the 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music : "Runner" (#86) and "He Is Exalted (#66). The album peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs written by Twila Paris, except where noted. 1. Runner (Twila Paris, Starla Paris) -4:02 2. Center Of Your Will -4:41 3. Tellin' the Truth -4:19 4. Language of Disciples -3:38 5. Lamb of God -4:06 6. The Child Inside You -4:06 7. Breaking My Heart -3:22 8. It All Goes Back -3:53 9. Release of the Spirit (instrumental) -2:11 10. He Is Exalted -3:45 11. Faithful Men -3:25 Radio singles 1985 "Runner" -#7 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 9 weeks 1986 "Lamb of God" -#2 Christian AC 1986 "It All Goes Back" -#9 Christian CHR 1986 "He Is Exalted" -#10 Christian AC 1986 -1987 "Center of Your Will" -#20 Christian AC 1987 "Faithful Men" -#32 Christian AC Previous release: The Warrior Is A Child (1984) Next release: Same Girl (1987)

The Warrior Is A Child is the third studio album by Christian music singer -songwriter Twila Paris . Released in 1984 and produced by Jonathan David Brown, it would be her final album on Benson's Milk & Honey label. Considered to be a breakthrough album, it features the title song as the lead single. It was Paris' first number one hit and it would stay at the top of the Christian AC/CHR radio chart for 18 weeks. It was ranked at number 48 on CCM Magazine 's 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music . The track "We Bow Down" has become a praise and worship standard, now being sung in churches worldwide used in worship settings. In 1985, Paris was nominated for three Dove Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year, Inspirational Album of the Year and Song of the Year for the title song. The Warrior Is A Child climbed to number 8 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart making her first chart appearance. Track listing All songs written by Twila Paris, except where noted. 1. The Warrior Is A Child -4:05 2. Forever Eyes -3:35 3. Clearer Vision -4:14 4. Do I Trust You -4:13 5. Covenant Keeper -2:46 6. The Battle Is The Lord's -2:54 7. We Bow Down -2:43 8. Leaning on the Everlasting Arms (Anthony Johnson Showalter, Elisha Hoffman) (with guest vocals by Jamie Owens-Collins and Kelly Willard) -4:18 9. To Do Your Will -2:41 10. Come On In -3:59 11. Praise Him -3:36 Radio singles 1984 "The Warrior Is A Child" -#1 Christian AC/CHR for 18 weeks 1984 "Do I Trust You" -#2 Christian AC/CHR 1985 "We Bow Down" -#32 Christian AC/CHR 1985 "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms" -#35 Christian AC Previous release: Keepin' My Eyes On You (1982) Next release: Kingdom Seekers (1985)

Keepin' My Eyes On You is the second studio album by Christian music singer -songwriter Twila Paris , released in 1982 on Milk & Honey Records. Paris' first two radio singles "Humility" and the title song were both placed in the Top 20 on the Christian radio charts and her song "We Will Gloify" has become a praise and worship standard, now being sung in churches worldwide used in worship settings. Starting with this album, Paris' subsequent releases would be produced by Jonathan David Brown up until 1989. Track listing All songs written by Twila Paris. 1. We Will Glorify -2:27 2. Humility -4:24 3. Keepin' My Eyes On You -4:02 4. Make Me New -4:05 5. I Belong to You -2:48 6. Thank You For Keepin' Your Hand On Me -2:38 7. It's So Easy -3:56 8. I Commit My Love to You -4:15 9. If the Feelings Ever Go Away -3:55 10. Lookin' Up -2:56 Radio singles 1982 "Humility" -#16 Christian AC/CHR 1983 "Keepin' My Eyes On You" -#12 Christian AC/CHR 1983 "I Commit My Love to You" -#27 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Knowin' You're Around (1980) Next release: The Warrior Is A Child (1984)

Knowin' You're Around is the official debut album by Christian music singer -songwriter Twila Paris , released in 1980 on Benson Records' Milk & Honey label. Paris has written all songs except for the traditional gospel song "Angel Band" that was composed by William Bradbury and lyrics by Jefferson Hascall. The album is produced by Kenny Sarkey and Wayne Boosahda. Track listing All songs written by Twila Paris, except where noted. 1. Spring Water -2:47 2. Angel Band (William Bradbury, Jefferson Hascall; additional lyrics by Twila Paris) -3:10 3. I'll See You Sunday -3:56 4. Knowin' You're Around -3:29 5. Morning Sunrise -1:58 6. I'm Singing Again -3:14 7. Turn Around -2:59 8. Victory Song -3:06 9. Elijah -2:51 10. Sing Me a Lullaby -4:19 Previous release: Little Twila Paris (1965) Next release: Keepin' My Eyes on You (1982)

Renewing the Heart Live: For Such a Time As This is second live worship album by Christian singer - songwriter Kim Hill , released in 1999 by Star Song Records. Hill co-produced the live project with David Zaffiro. For Such a Time As This is a follow-up to Hill's Dove Award winning first worship album Renewing the Heart Live with more hymns and songs of worship performed by Hill and the women of the Renewing the Heart worship team, once again sponsored by the American Evangelical Protestant organization Focus on the Family. Songs include "Step By Step" (originally recorded by Rich Mullins ), "I Could Sing of Your Love Forever," "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name," "Blessed Assurance," "Wonderful, Merciful Savior" and more. This is Hill's final release on the Star Song label. Track listing 1. Come, Now Is the Time to Worship (Brian Doerkson) -5:37 2. All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name (Edward Perronet; arranged by Don Harris) -3:06 3. Step by Step (David "Beaker" Strasser) -2:39 4. Oh Most High (Mark Altrogge) -3:12 5. In Your Presence (Lynn Deshazo) -2:56 6. For Such a Time As This (Kim Hill, Jamie Kenney) -4:39 7. Blessed Assurance (Fanny J. Crosby, Phoebe P. Knapp; arranged by Don Harris and Jamie Kenny) -4:19 8. Better Is One Day (Matt Redman) -4:19 9. I Could Sing of Your Love Forever (Martin Smith) -2:25 10. Wonderful, Merciful Savior ( Dawn Rodgers, Eric Wyse) -3:52 11. It Is Well With My Soul (Horatio Spafford, Philip Bliss) -2:35 12. I Surrender All (Judson W. Van DeVenter, Winfield S. Weeden; arranged by Don Harris and Jamie Kenney) -4:18 13. Be Magnified (Steve Furtunato) -5:40 14. Jesus, I Am Resting (arranged by David Hampton) -4:09 15. Let the Peace of God Reign (Darlene Zschech) -4:18 16. I Will Rise Up (Judy Lawson, Steve Siler) -2:21 17. Jude Doxology (Terry Butler, Randy Butler) -4:26 Previous release: Signature Songs  (1999) (Benson Records compilation album) Next release: Hope No Matter What  (2002)

Signature Songs  is a 1999 compilation album of Christian singer - songwriter Kim Hill , released on Benson Records' Greentree label. It is part of a series of anthology CDs by former Benson artists called Signature Songs. It features Hill's signature classic songs like "Faithful," "Testimony," "Secret Place" and more favorites. The CD includes artist liner notes reflecting the ten most memorable songs. NOTE: Kim Hill's first three albums on Reunion Records were originally distributed by Word Records/Word Distribution. Reunion switched distribution deals in 1997 to Provident Label Group, home to Benson Records and its other subsidiary labels. This collection contains the same tracks as featured from Hill's 1995 compilation album Testimony , but in different sequence order and the track "Satisfied" was replaced by "I Will Wait." Both tracks are from her 1991 album Brave Heart . Track listing    1. Testimony (Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Talk About Life ) -3:36   2. Psalm 1 (Michele Wagner) (from Kim Hill ) -2:55   3. Refuge (Jim Thomas, Kim Thomas) (from Kim Hill ) -4:00   4. Secret Place (Gordon Kennedy, Tommy Sims) (from Talk About Life ) -4:49   5. Faithful (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Chris Rodriguez) (from Kim Hill ) -4:01   6. Snake in the Grass (guest vocals by Wayne Kirkpatrick) (Wes King) (from     Talk About Life ) -4:13   7. Mysterious Ways (Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Brave Heart ) -5:38   8. Charm is Deceitful (Kim Hill, Wes King) (from Talk About Life ) -2:26   9. Unspoken Love (John Thompson) (from Kim Hill ) -4:00 10. I Will Wait (Kim Hill, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Tommy Sims) (from Brave Heart ) -2:38 Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (all tracks) Wayne Kirkpatrick -co-producer (1, 4, 6 -8 and 10) Jerry McPherson -co-producer (tracks 2, 3, 5 and 9) Previous release: Arms of Mercy  (1998) Next release: Renewing the Heart Live: For Such a Time As This (1999)

Arms of Mercy is the sixth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Kim Hill , released in the fall of 1998 by Star Song Records. The album was produced by Andy Piercy, who also produced Sheila Walsh 's comeback album Hope , which was released the same year as this album. Arms of Mercy is a continuation of Hill's adult contemporary and modern worship sound as heard from her previous album The Fire Again , with its lead single "Committed to the Call." The song, featuring backing vocals by singer - songwriter Ashley Cleveland, was Hill's final number one song on the Christian AC chart. Other song's include "Rain Of Your Mercy," "Hold Me Close," "To Call You Lord" and Hill's self-penned "Up to the Moon." The track "You Are Still Holy," written by vocalist and songwriter Rita Springer, features backing vocals by Nichole Nordeman, whose debut album, Wide Eyed , was released the same year. Track listing 1. Committed to the Call (Lowell Alexander, Jeff Silvey) -4:13 2. Rain Of Your Mercy (Gary Sadler, Steven V. Taylor) -4:43 3. Hold Me Close (Claire Cloninger, Gary Sadler) -6:07 4. All That I Want (Joanna Carlson) -3:58 5. You Are Still Holy (Rita Springer) -5:07 6. Shake the Heaven (David Ruis) -5:37 7. To Call You Lord (Dwight Liles, Michael Puryear) -4:27 8. Show the Way (David Wilcox) -3:54 9. When Will You Love Me? (Judie Lawson, Steve Siler) -3:26 10. You Alone (Kim Hill, Judie Lawson, Jamie Kinney) 3:48 11. Up to the Moon (Kim Hill) -2:25 Radio singles 1998 -1999 "Committed to the Call" -#1 Christian AC 1999 "Rain Of Your Mercy" -#6 Christian AC Previous release: Renewing the Heart Live: Hymns and Songs of Worship  (1998) Next release: Signature Songs  (1999) (Benson Records compilation album)

Renewing the Heart Live: Hymns and Songs of Worship  is the first live worship album by Christian singer - songwriter Kim Hill , released in 1998 by Star Song Records. Hill co-produced the live project with David Zaffiro. Hill served as worship leader for women's conferences sponsored by the American Evangelical Protestant organization Focus on the Family. It features Hill and her worship team singing hymns and modern worship songs live like "Holy, Holy, Holy," "Blessed Be the Name," "Be Glorified," the Darlene Zschech anthem "Shout to the Lord," a new live recording of "Be Still and Know" (originally recorded for Hill's debut album ) and Rich Mullins classic "Awesome God," in which Hill was one of the backing singers who sang in the chorus on Mullins' studio recording in his album Winds of Heaven, Stuff of Earth . The final track "Great is Thy Faithfulness" features guest vocals by southern gospel legend Vestal Goodman. In 1999, Hill won her first, and only, Dove Award for Praise and Worship Album of the Year at the 30th GMA Dove Awards. Track listing 1. I Want to Proclaim (Kim Hill) -0:41 2. Holy, Holy, Holy (John Bacchus Dykes, Reginald Heber) -2:51 3. The Solid Rock (Edward Mote, William B. Bradbury) -2:42 4. Blessed Be the Name (Clinton Utterbach) -3:40 5. Ancient of Days (Gary Sadler, Jamie Harvill) -4:23 6. Just As I Am (Charlotte Elliot, Bobby Guy, Craig Brown) -3:18 7. Renew My Mind (Kim Hill, Sylvia Freyd) -4:05 8. Be Still and Know (John Thompson, Mike Hudson) -1:54 9. Awesome in This Place (Dave Billington) -5:20 10. O Come, Let Us Adore Him (John Francis Wade) -2:15 11. Great and Mighty (Are You Oh Lord) (Carl Albrecht, Leann Albrecht) -2:35 12. Worthy Lord (Carl Albrecht, Leann Albrecht) -1:58 13. Be Glorified (Billy Funk) -3:29 14. In You Alone (Kim Hill, Judie Lawson) -2:34 15. Shout to the Lord (Darlene Zschech) -4:46 16 Awesome God (Rich Mullins) -1:25 17. Great is Thy Faithfulness (guest vocals by Vestal Goodman) (Thomas O. Chisholm, William M. Runyan) -3:25 Accolades Dove Award -Praise and Worship Album of the Year ( Renewing the Heart Live: Hymns and Songs of Worship ) Radio singles 1998 "Renew My Mind" -#32 Christian AC Previous release: The Fire Again  (1997) Next release: Arms of Mercy  (1998)

The Fire Again is the fifth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Kim Hill . It was released on February 28, 1997 and is her first album on Star Song Records. The album was produced by David Kershenbaum. After taking time off and releasing her mainstream country album So Far So Good , Hill returns with her first Christian album of new material since 1991's Brave Heart and with renewed passion as The Fire Again is Christ-centered and worship focused. The title of the album comes from the track "I Need to Know" in which Hill sings of a cry for a desperate soul trying to find some light in a long dark night: " And if my hope grows old, If my faith should ever dim, If my love grows cold, Bring to me the fire again..." Two versions of "Slip Away" are present: a short instrumental version that serves as an interlude in between tracks "I Need to Know" and "More" and the album's final track full-length version with lyrics written by Kathy Wright. The lead single "A Place for Us" returned Hill to the top the Christian AC chart. The Fire Again is a departure from the contemporary pop/rock from her Reunion Records albums of the late 1980s and early 1990s and is more adult contemporary and inspirational. Producer David Kershenbaum is known for producing many diverse mainstream acts like Tracy Chapman, Duran Duran, Joe Jackson and Bryan Adams. The Fire Again debuted and peaked at number 27 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing 1. Nothing But the Blood Medley (arranged by Kim Hill) -5:22 Nothing But the Blood (Robert Lowry) I Know a Fount (recorded as "I Know a Place") (Oliver Cooke) 2. A Place for Us (Jimmy Scott, Wayne Tester) -4:41 3. Make a Joyful Noise (Kenneth McBride, R.B. Morris) -3:45 4. No One Like You (Rita Springer) -5:34 5. I Need to Know (Kate Miner, Judie Lawson) -5:11 6. Slip Away (instrumental) (Kathy Wright) -1:18 7. More (Kate Miner, Judie Lawson) -3:50 8. Only One You (Kim Hill, Jimmy Scott) -4:35 9. Ruthless Perfection (Kate Miner, Judie Lawson) -4:12 10. I Can't Believe (Kim Hill, Phil Naish) -5:10 11. Slip Away (full length version) -3:29 Radio singles 1997 "A Place for Us" -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1997 "Only One You" -#14 Christian AC Previous release: Testimony  (1995) (Reunion Records compilation album) Next release: Renewing the Heart Live: Hymns and Songs of Worship  (1998)

Testimony is a compilation album of Christian singer - songwriter Kim Hill , released on January 19, 1995 by Reunion Records. This ten track collection features songs from Hill's first three Reunion albums, Kim Hill , Talk About Life and Brave Heart . Track listing 1. Psalm 1 (Michele Wagner) (from Kim Hill ) -2:55 2. Refuge (Jim Thomas, Kim Thomas) (from Kim Hill ) -4:00 3. Faithful (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Chris Rodriguez) (from Kim Hill ) -4:01 4. Secret Place (Gordon Kennedy, Tommy Sims) (from Talk About Life ) -4:49 5. Testimony (Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Talk About Life ) -3:36 6. Snake in the Grass (guest vocals by Wayne Kirkpatrick) (Wes King) (from Talk About Life ) -4:13 7. Charm is Deceitful (Kim Hill, Wes King) (from Talk About Life ) -2:26 8. Satisfied (Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Brave Heart ) -4:48 9. Mysterious Ways (Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from Brave Heart ) -5:38 10. Unspoken Love (John Thompson) (from Kim Hill ) -4:00 Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (all tracks) Wayne Kirkpatrick -co-producer (tracks 4 -9) Jerry McPherson -co-producer (tracks 1 -3 and 10) Previous release: So Far So Good  (1994) Next release: The Fire Again  (1997)

So Far So Good is the fourth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Kim Hill . It was released on August 25, 1994 by BNA Entertainment (later BNA Records) and Reunion Records. This was Hill's attempt to go country with this release. The lead single and music video for "Janie's Gone Fishin'" was the number one most viewed video on CMT (Country Music Television) and her only minor country hit. Hill's ties to Christian subculture remained firm as long-time producer Wayne Kirkpatrick continued to helm the project. The track "Is There Any Love Left" was written by Kirkpatrick and Amy Grant . So Far So Good 's final track "When We're Home" is the only overt concession to religious themes. In addition to Grant and Kirkpatrick, other top songwriters contributed to the album, including Jeff and Gayla Borders, Scott Parker, Dennis Winslow, Paul Gordon and Jay Gruska. So Far So Good is currently out of print and is not available from streaming or digital purchase. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing 1. Janie's Gone Fishin' (Wayne Kirkpatrick) -3:55 2. Is There Any Love Left (Amy Grant, Wayne Kirkpatrick) -3:35 3. So Far, So Good (Scott Parker, Dennis Winslow) -4:06 4. Can't Remember to Forget About You (Wayne Kirkpatrick) -3:28 5. Wise Beyond Her Tears (Gary Burr, Susan Longacre) -3:51 6. Walk Me to the Front Door (Wayne Kirkpatrick) -4:21 7. Natural Thing (Kim Hill, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Allen Shamblin) -3:46 8. Did I Hear You Say (Dennis Matkosky, Jay Gruska, Paul Gordon) -3:42 9. Blue Without You (Wayne Kirkpatrick) -3:34 10. When We're Home (Jeff Borders, Gayla Border, Andy Holmes) -4:48 Radio singles 1994 "Janie's Gone Fishin'" -#68 Billboard Hot Country Songs Previous release: Brave Heart  (1991) Next release: Testimony  (1995) (Reunion Records compilation album) Listen to the album So Far So Good here: Watch the music video of "Janie's Gone Fishin'" here: Watch the music video of "Wise Beyond Her Tears" here:

Brave Heart is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Kim Hill , released on June 19, 1991 by Reunion Records. The album was produced by Brown Bannister and Wayne Kirkpatrick. Brave Heart was more in vein like her previous album Talk About Life , but takes this release to a new level. Hill rocks out on the track "Round and Round." The song was a Top 10 Christian Rock hit. There are also some Beatles influences on "Words" and "Up in the Sky." Hill had a number one song with the country-tinged "Satisfied." The album's final track "I Will Wait" is a song, Hill says, is about "waiting on the Lord" with specific application to waiting for God to provide her a husband. At the end of the song, there's is a 30-second snippet of Hill, in the studio, trying to hit the high notes on "Mysterious Ways," but to no avail. Brave Heart is regarded as Hill's best album with some top notch musicians, once again featuring the rhythm section of guitarist Gordon Kennedy, bassist Tommy Sims and drummer Chris McHugh, all three formerly of White Heart . Kirkpatrick wrote or co-wrote a majority of the album, except for the track "Don't Face the World Alone," which was written by Karen Peris. Hill co-wrote five songs with Kirkpatrick. Brave Heart debuted and peaked at number 11 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1992, Hill was nominated for a Dove Award for Female Vocalist of the Year and earned her first, and only, Grammy nomination for Best Rock/ Contemporary Gospel Album. NOTE: Brave Heart serves as Hill's final album of Christian music material as she embarks on mainstream country music with her next release So Far So Good . Track listing 1. Words (Kim Hill, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Gordon Kennedy) -3:26 2. Satisfied (Wayne Kirkpatrick) -4:48 3. Up in the Sky (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Gordon Kennedy) -2:41 4. Mysterious Ways (Wayne Kirkpatrick) -5:38 5. Round and Round (Kim Hill, Wayne Kirkpatrick) -3:38 6. Stop My Heart (Kim Hill, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Tommy Sims, Chris McHugh) -6:10 7. She'll Come Around (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Gordon Kennedy) -3:37 8. Don't Face the World Alone (Karen Peris) -4:16 9. In My Life (Kim Hill, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Bob Farrell, Tommy Sims) -4:55 10. I Will Wait (Kim Hill, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Tommy Sims) -3:03 Radio singles 1991 "Mysterious Ways" -#3 Christian CHR, -# 2 Christian AC 1991 -1992 "I Will Wait" -#15 Christian CHR, -#10 Christian AC 1992 "Satisfied" -#1 Christian CHR for 2 weeks, -#4 Christian AC 1992 "Words" -#16 Christian CHR 1992 "In My Life" -#19 Christian AC 1992 "She'll Come Around" -#30 Christian AC Previous release: Talk About Life (1989) Next release: So Far So Good (1994) Listen to the album Brave Heart here: