As I Am is the seventh and, to date, final studio album by Christian music singer -songwriter Kim Boyce . Released in 1997, it is her first and only album on Diadem Music Group and distributed by Benson Records. Like her previous album By Faith , As I Am continues her adult contemporary sound using mostly live instruments and less programming and synthesizers from her early releases where her music was more dance pop. Boyce duets with her husband Gary Koreiba on the track "Amazing Love for Me." James Hollihan, Jr., best known for collaborating with Russ Taff , produced the track "The Sound of Your Voice" while Bryan Lenox produced the rest of the album. Track listing 1. You (Kim Boyce, Bo Cooper) -3:59 2. Who Hung the Moon (Bo Cooper, Todd Cooper) -4:02 3. As I Am (Ty Lacy, Madeline Stone) -3:47 4. The World Within (Michael Puryear, Steve Siler) -3:34 5. Remember Me (The Communion Song) (Ty Lacy, Connie Harrington) -3:38 6. I Fall in Love (Kim Boyce, Tom Hemby) -4:12 7. Peace (Steve Siler, Ty Lacy) -4:42 8. Nothing in the World (Cory Ridenhour, John Mandeville, Marshall Hall) -3:12 9. Amazing Love for Me (duet with Gary Koreiba) (Kim Boyce, Scott Krippayne, Tony Wood) -4:19 10. The Sound of Your Voice (Kim Boyce, James Hollihan, Jr., Steve Siler) -4:46 Production credits Bryan Lenox -producer (tracks 1 -9) James Hollihan, Jr. -producer (track 10) Radio singles 1997 "The World Within" -#21 Christian AC 1997 "Amazing Love for Me" (with Gary Koreiba) -#32 Christian AC Previous release: By Faith (1994) Next release: The Definitive Collection (2007) (Word Records compilation album)

Facts of Love is the fifth studio album by Christian music singer - songwriter Kim Boyce . After five years on the Myrrh Records label, Kim released her album on Warner Music Group's Christian/Gospel label Warner Alliance in 1992. This is the first of two albums Boyce released on this label. The album's first single released to both Christian AC and Christian CHR/Pop was "When Love Calls Your Name," which was originally recorded by American actress and singer Cher on her 1991 album Love Hurts . The title song is a cover of the British pop duo Climie Fisher from their 1989 album Coming In for the Kill. Producers Brian Tankersley and Bryan Lenox each produced five tracks. Facts of Love debuted and peaked at number 16 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Facts of Love is out of print and is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing 1. When Love Calls Your Name (Tom Snow, Jimmy Scott) -4:03 2. Love Has Made the Difference (Kim Boyce, Gary Koreiba, Tommy Sims) -3:42 3. Everything (Kim Boyce, Scott MacLeod, Trace Scarborough) -4:36 4. Dancin' to the Beat of Your Heart (Kim Boyce, Bo Cooper, Todd Cooper, Vernon Bishop) -3:41 5. Until Now (Kim Boyce, Bo Cooper, Bryan Lenox) -4:04 6. Facts of Love (Simon Climie, Rob Fisher, Dennis Morgan) -4:35 7. Hurting People (Kim Boyce, Julius Drummin) -4:08 8. I Just Wanna Live Right (Allan Todd Koppelberger) -4:17 9. Let's Stay Together (Kim Boyce, Gary Koreiba, Phil Sillas) -3:41 10. Thank You for Being My Friend (Kim Boyce, Scott MacLeod, Trace Scarborough, Gary Koreiba) -4:52 Production credit Brian Tankersley -producer (tracks 2, 7-10) Bryan Lenox -producer (tracks 1, 3-6) Radio singles 1992 "When Love Calls Your Name" -#12 Christian CHR, -# 4 Christian AC 1992 "Everything" -#2 Christian AC 1992 "Facts of Love -#6 Christian CHR 1993 "Until Now" -#10 Christian AC 1993 "Love Has Made the Difference" -#3 Christian CHR, -# 19 Christian AC 1993 "Thank You for Being My Friend" -#32 Christian AC 1993 "Dancin' to the Beat of Your Heart" -#9 Christian CHR Previous release: This I Know (1990) Next release: By Faith (1994) Listen to the album Facts of Love here:

By Faith is the sixth studio album by Christian music singer - songwriter Kim Boyce . It is her second and final album on the Warner Alliance label released in late 1994. The album is more adult contemporary, leaving behind the dance pop sound of her previous albums. The title song was number one on the Christian AC chart for five weeks. A music video was made for the second single "Not Too Far From Here." Boyce dedicated the album to her first born son Gary Lee. The production team of Bill Cuomo and Robert White Johnson produced three songs while Bryan Lenox produced the rest of the album. By Faith is out of print and is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing 1. Tell Me (Kim Boyce, Bill Cuomo, Robert White Johnson) -4:10 2. Oh What a Love (Kim Boyce, Robert White Johnson, Scott Sheriff) -3:50 3. By Faith (Chris Rice, Scott MacLeod) -4:22 4. Not Too Far From Here (Steve Siler, Ty Lacy) -3:54 5. Just Believe (Brian Tankersley, Judson Spence) -4:47 6. After God's Own Heart (Carolyn Arends, Joe Beck) -3:55 7. Rescue Me (Kim Boyce, Tommy Greer) -3:40 8. Dreams I'm Dreamin' (Kim Boyce, Bo Cooper) -4:33 9. Imagine a Love (Eric Champion) -3:50 10. Shelter Me with Love (Kim Boyce, Gary Lunn) -4:21 Production credits Bryan Lenox -producer (tracks 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 9) Bill Cuomo and Robert White Johnson -producers (tracks 2, 6 and 10) Radio singles 1994 "By Faith" -#3 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 5 weeks 1995 "Not Too Far From Here" -#3 Christian AC 1995 "Tell Me" -#27 Christian AC Listen to the album By Faith here: Watch the music video of "Not Too Far From Here" here: Por Fe is Kim Boyce's first and only full-length Spanish language album of By Faith and was released in 1995. It features the same track order as her English language album. Por Fe  is out of print and is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing 1. Dimelo -4:11 2. Oh, Que Amor -3:57 3. Por Fe -4:23 4. No Lejos De Aqui -3:55 5. Esta En Ti -4:47 6. Su Dulce Corazon -3:56 7. Ayudame A Seguir -3:40 8. Solo Sueno -4:34 9. Imagina Amor -3:50 10. Protegeme Con Amor -4:21 Previous release: Facts of Love (1992) Next release: As I Am (1997) Listen to the full-length album Por Fe here:

This I Know is the fourth studio album by Christian music singer -songwriter Kim Boyce . It would be her final album on the Myrrh/Word Records label released in late 1990. Christian singer -songwriter Tim Miner, who co-wrote and produced the track "Tender Heart" from her 1989 album Love Is You to Me , handles the production duties on this album. Boyce duets with her husband Gary Koreiba on the song "True Love" and also dedicates the album to him. Popular Christian recording artist and songwriter Amy Grant contributes a song she co-wrote with Tom Hemby called "Right for Me" in addition to songwriting contributions from Miner, Cindy Cruse and David Ebensberger. The first single and music video "Good Enough" incorporates the traditional Gospel song "Old Time Religion." This I Know peaked at number 15 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing 1. Good Enough (Tim Miner, Bernard Wright) -3:42 2. No Means No (David Ebensberger) -4:22 3. Pain, Pain Go Away (Tim Miner) -3:29 4. Time Marches On (Kim Boyce) -3:07 5. Take Me Home (Kim Boyce, Tim Miner, Gary Koreiba, Cindy Cruse) -4:04 6. Longing for Someone (Cindy Cruse, Mark Stitts, Mike Stitts) -4:50 7. Weapon of Good (Kim Boyce, Tim Miner, Cindy Cruse) -3:57 8. True Love (duet with Gary Koreiba) (Kim Boyce, Bo Cooper, Todd Cooper) -4:00 9. Right for Me (Amy Grant, Tom Hemby) -3:32 10. All for You (Kim Boyce, Tim Miner, Gary Koreiba, Cindy Cruse) -3:53 11. Good Enough to Be Heard Again (reprise) -4:08 Radio singles 1990 -1991 "Good Enough" -#2 Christian CHR 1990 -1991 "Pain, Pain Go Away" -#9 Christian AC 1991 "Weapon of Good" -#14 Christian CHR 1991 "All for You" -#16 Christian AC Previous release: Love Is You to Me (1989) Next release: Facts of Love (1992) Watch the music video of "Good Enough" here:

Love Is You to Me is the third studio album by Christian music singer - songwriter Kim Boyce , released in 1989 on Myrrh/Word Records. Highlights include a duet with Christian music vocal group The Imperials on the title song, which Boyce co-wrote with member Jimmie Lee Sloas and a cover of Keith Green's "O Lord You're Beautiful." Christian recording artist Bryan Duncan provides guest vocals on the track "I'm Asking You." Brian Tankersley who produced Boyce's first two albums produced six songs, producer and songwriter Rhett Lawrence produced three songs and Christian singer -songwriter Tim Miner produced and co-wrote the track "Tender Heart." The album debuted and peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing 1. Holdin' My Hand (Kim Boyce, Brian Tankersley, Stacey O'Brien) -3:46 2. For Every Lonely Heart (Claire Cloninger, Phil Sillas) -4:02 3. Love Is You to Me (duet with The Imperials) (Kim Boyce, Jimmie Lee Sloas) -3:37 4. Dancin' My Heart Away (BeBe Winans) -4:06 5. Faith (Rhett Lawrence, Denny Correll) -3:48 6. Tender Heart (Kim Boyce, Tim Miner) -5:03 7. Best Friend (Kim Boyce, Rhett Lawrence, Stacey O'Brien, Denny Bouchard) -3:32 8. O Lord You're Beautiful (Keith Green) -4:50 9. I'm Asking You (guest vocals by Byran Duncan) (Kim Boyce, John Andrew Schreiner) -3:37 10. It Always Comes Back to You (Blue Weaver) -4:06 Production credits Brian Tankersley -producer (tracks 1 -3, 8 -10) Rhett Lawrence -producer (tracks 4, 5 and 7) Tim Miner -producer (track 6) Radio singles 1989 "For Every Lonely Heart" -#16 Christian CHR, -#10 Christian AC 1989 "Faith" -#13 Christian CHR, -#6 Christian AC 1990 "Tender Heart" -#6 Christian CHR, -#22 Christian AC 1990 "Love Is You to Me" with The Imperials -#8 Christian CHR, -#15 Christian AC Previous release: Time and Again (1988) Next release: This I Know (1990)

Time and Again is the second studio album by Christian music singer -songwriter Kim Boyce , released in 1988 on Myrrh Records. Continuing her dance pop sound from her self-titled debut album , Time and Again contains her cover of Rare Earth's 1971 U.S. Top 10 hit "I Just Want to Celebrate," which became a Top 5 hit on Christian radio. Music videos were made for this song and the further single "Not For Me." A companion video on VHS called Time and Again Videos was released commercially featuring the two music videos and a backstage interview. The album climbed to number 10 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Time and Again is once again produced by Brian Tankersley. Boyce picked up a Dove Award nomination for New Artist of the Year. Track listing 1. I Just Want to Celebrate (Dino Fekaris, Nick Zessus) -3:35 2. Not For Me (Kim Boyce, Jimmie Lee Sloas) -4:05 3. You Can Be Mine (Kim Boyce, George Cocchino) -4:41 4. Say It (Kim Boyce, Brian Tankersley) -3:33 5. Lovin' You (Kim Boyce, Brian Tankersley) -4:23 6. Save Me (featuring Jimmie Lee Sloas of The Imperials) (Kim Boyce, Brian Tankersley) -4:42 7. Lonely Man (Kim Boyce, Trent Dean) -4:23 8. Stop Fighting (James Hollihan, Jr.) -5:07 9. You're Always There (Kim Boyce, Susan Allanson) -4:00 Radio singles 1988 "You Can Be Mine" -#4 Christian AC 1988 "I Just Want to Celebrate" -#2 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1988 "Not For Me" -#3 Christian CHR, -#15 Christian AC 1988 "Save Me" (featuring Jimmie Lee Sloas) -#15 Christian CHR 1988 "You're Always There" -#15 Christian CHR, -#8 Christian AC 1989 "Lovin' You" -#8 Christian CHR, -#37 Christian AC Previous release: Kim Boyce (1986) Next release: Love Is You to Me (1989) Watch the music video of "I Just Want to Celebrate" here: Watch the music video of "Not for Me" here:

Kim Boyce is the debut studio album by Christian music singer - songwriter Kim Boyce . Released in the fall of 1986 by Myrrh Records, the album combines dance pop with ballads. After being a featured vocalist on Carman 's album The Champion on the track "Fear Not, My Child," Boyce landed a singing contract on Word's Myrrh label. The album contains a slightly rewritten cover of English singer - songwriter Alison Moyet's 1984 U.K. Top 10 hit "Love Resurrection" as well as Christian hit radio songs "Darkened Hearts" and "Here." "Here" gave Boyce her first number one song on the Christian AC chart. Kim Boyce is produced by Brian Tankersley and in 1987, peaked at number 29 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing 1. Love Resurrection (Alison Moyet, Steve Jolley, Tony Swain) -4:08 2. Darkened Hearts (Kim Boyce, Tom Hemby) -3:59 3. Here (Tim Miner) -4:45 4. That's How You Touched My Heart (Dawn Rodgers, Monroe Jones) -3:35 5. Love Knows (Kim Boyce, Dawn Rodgers, Rick Altizer) -3:38 6. Sing and Dance (Kim Boyce, Rhett Lawrence) -3:20 7. You Are the One (Monroe Jones, George Cocchini, Chris McCollum) -3:16 8. I Want His Heart (Kim Boyce, James Hollihan, Jr.) -3:37 9. How Will They Remember? (Kim Boyce, Tom Hemby) -4:42 Radio singles 1 986 "Darkened Hearts" -#3 Christian CHR, -#13 Christian AC 1987 "Here" -#7 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1987 "Love Resurrection" -#12 Christian CHR 1987 "That's How You Touch My Heart" -#5 Christian CHR, -#38 Christian AC 1987"How Will They Remember?" -#26 Christian AC Next release: Time and Again (1988)

Lord of the Past: A Compilation is an official compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Bob Bennett . It was released in late 1989 on Urgent Records. This collection features 11 of Bennett's best songs from his first three albums, First Things First , Matters of the Heart and Non-Fiction , plus four new tracks. The title song, "Lord of the Past," was released as the lead single and by early 1990 topped the Christian AC chart, giving Bennett his first (and only) number one song. The other new track and the highlight, "Man of the Tombs," is a story-song Bennett wrote about the Gadarene demoniac who was freed by Jesus and vividly portrays how his story can be similar to our own, how people can be free from sin. Jonathan David Brown produced, recorded and mixed the four new tracks, as well as the previous tracks. Lord of the Past debuted and peaked at number 30 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart in April 1990. In 1991, Urgent Records reissued Lord of the Past with distribution by Benson Music. The album is out of print and so far, it is the only album from Bennett's music catalog that is not available digitally. I compiled a playlist of this album from YouTube and it is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Bob Bennett, except where noted. (from First Things First - track 1 -3) 1. Carpenter Gone Bad? -3:33 2. My Redeemer Live (Samuel Medley, John Hatten; arranged by Bob Bennett)    -3:17 3. You're Welcome Here -3:32 (from Matters of the Heart - tracks 4 -9) 4. Matters of the Heart -3:34 5. 1951 (Bob Bennett, John Fowler, Michael Aguilar) -3:10 6. A Song About Baseball -3:24 7. Madness Dancing -3:20 8. Come and See (Bob Bennett, Michael Aguilar) -2:53 9. Mountain Cathedrals -4:57 (from Non-Fiction - tracks 10 and 11) 10. Saviour of the World (Bob Bennett, Michael Aguilar) -5:45 11. Still Rolls the Stone -4:51 (new recordings - tracks 12 -15) 12. Yours Alone (Bob Bennett, Roby Duke) -3:43 13. Psalm 149: 1 -4 -4:53 14. Man of the Tombs -5:53 15. Lord of the Past -5:19 All tracks were produced by Jonathan David Brown. Radio singles 1989 -1990 "Lord of the Past" -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1990 "Yours Alone" -#21 Christian CHR, -#6 Christian AC 1990 "Man of the Tombs" -#34 Christian AC Previous release: Non-Fiction (1985) Next release: Songs from Bright Avenue  (1991) Listen to the Lord of the Past playlist here:

Non-Fiction is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Bob Bennett . It was released in late 1985 on Star Song Records. The album was produced by Jonathan David Brown. It is Bennett's first album of new material in three years after the success of his critically acclaimed album Matters of the Heart . After his previous label Priority Records folded, Bennett was without a record label while making Non-Fiction . In 1985, Star Song Records reissued Matters of the Heart while also signing him. That same year in the fall, Bennett toured with Amy Grant as the opening act on her Unguarded Tour. Non-Fiction produced the radio favorite "Still Rolls the Stone" and climbed to the Top 10 on the Christian radio charts by the spring of 1986. Bennett wrote all nine songs with some co-writes by Michael Aguilar and Smitty Price. Track listing All songs written by Bob Bennett, except where noted. 1. Savior of the World (Bob Bennett, Michael Aguilar) -5:45 2. Waking/Falling Dream -2:49 3. Where the Shadows Fall Like Rain -3:47 4. Numbers Game -4:26 5. The View From Kenmar Lane (Bob Bennett, Smitty Price) -3:52 6. Will You Hold On to Me? -4:52 7. Laughing Like You -4:55 8. Voices (Bob Bennett, Michael Aguilar) -4:09 9. Still Rolls the Stone -4:51 Radio singles 1985 -1986 "Still Rolls the Stone" -#9 Christian CHR, -# 7 Christian AC 1986 "Savior of the World" -#28 Christian AC Previous release: Matters of the Heart  (1982) Next release: Lord of the Past: A Compilati on  (1989) (compilation album)

Matters of the Heart is the second studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Bob Bennett . It was originally released in 1982 on Priority Records, a division of CBS Records. Produced by Jonathan David Brown, Matters of the Heart was considered a masterpiece and showed even more progression in Bennett's songwriting skills. The album opens with the title song, "Matters of the Heart," and closes with the track "Heart of the Matter." The songs reflect various aspects of life. Some of the songs are autobiographical on tracks like "1951" and "A Song About Baseball." "Come and See" and "Mountain Cathedrals" are spiritual songs that focus on the worship of God. Those mentioned songs became Christian radio favorites. CCM Magazine named this album as "Album of the Year" in a year-end issue, even beating out Amy Grant 's Age to Age . Despite this accolade, Bennett was never nominated for a Grammy or a Dove Award for Matters of the Heart . In 2001, Matters of the Heart was ranked at number 65 from CCM Magazine 's 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music . Bennett's original record label Priority folded midway in 1982 and then was out of print. The album started charting in 1983 and peaked at number 28 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart. Star Song Records reissued it in 1985 and then Urgent Records reissued it for the first time on CD in 1991. Track listing All songs written by Bob Bennett, except where noted. 1. Matters of the Heart -3:34 2. Falling Stars -3:09 3. Mountain Cathedrals -4:57 4. 1951 (Bob Bennett, John Fowler, Michael Aguilar) -3:10 5. A Song About Baseball -3:24 6. Madness Dancing -3:20 7. Together All Alone -2:51 8. Beggar -3:58 9. Come and See (Bob Bennett, Michael Aguilar) -2:53 10. Heart of the Matter -6:13 Radio singles 1982 "Come and See" -#6 Christian AC/CHR 1982 "Mountain Cathedrals" -#20 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: First Things First  (1979) Next release: Non-Fiction (1985)

First Things First is the debut album by Christian singer - songwriter Bob Bennett . It was originally released in the fall of 1979 on the Maranatha! Music label and was produced, mixed and engineered by Jonathan David Brown. The album was released three years after Bennett became a Christian. First Things First 's overall sound was a mix of folk and jazz. Standout tracks include "Carpenter Gone Bad?," "You're Welcome Here" and an arrangement of the hymn "My Redeemer Lives." Rock and roll singer Dion DiMucci would later record a cover of the track "The Best" on his 1982 album Only Jesus . Bennett was the first to record it on this album, but was written by songwriter John Fowler. First Things First was reissued on CD in 1991 with a bonus track, "Spiritual Equation," taken from the 1980 various artists album Maranatha Seven . In 2007, Bennett arranged for a limited 25th anniversary edition of First Things First . In addition to the original "bonus track," the 2007 release also contains an acoustic version of "Spiritual Equation" and newly recorded song by song commentaries. Track listing from the 1991 CD reissue All songs written by Bob Bennett, except where noted. 1. Carpenter Gone Bad? -3:33 2. The Night Shift -6:35 3. Whistling in the Dark -2:32 4. The Best (John Fowler) -3:45 5. You're Welcome Here -3:32 6. Forgive and Forget -2:49 7. My Redeemer Live (Samuel Medley, John Hatten; arranged by Bob Bennett) -3:17 8. The Garden Song -3:47 9. I Belong to You (Jonathan David Brown) -3:57 10. Healings -4:49 11. Spiritual Equation -2:19 Production credits Jonathan David Brown -producer (tracks 1 -10) Tom Coomes -producer (track 11) Radio singles 1980 "The Best" -#17 Christian AC/CHR Next release: Matters of the Heart (1982)

Very Best of Margaret Becker is a 2006 compilation album of Christian rock singer -songwriter Margaret Becker , released by Sparrow Records. As part of Sparrow Records' Very Best of series of albums by former artists on the label, this 12-song collection features tracks from Becker's catalog from 1987 to 1999. Track listing 1. Deep Calling Deep (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) (from Grace ) -3:47 2. True Devotion (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock, Doug McKevey) (from Grace ) -4:15 3. Deliver Me (Margaret Becker, Robbie Nevil) (from Falling Forward ) -5:10 4. Say the Name (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) (from Soul ) -4:31 5. All I Ever Wanted (Margaret Becker) (from Simple House ) -4:34 6. This I Know (Margaret Becker) (from Soul ) -3:16 7. Find Me (Margaret Becker) (from The Reckoning ) -3:43 8. Friend for Life (Margaret Becker, Chris Eaton) (from What Kind of Love ) -4:58 9. The Hunger Stays (Margaret Becker) (from Immigrant's Daughter ) -4:15 10. This Love (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock, Kip Summers) (from Steps of Faith 1987 - 1991 ) -4:26 11. Never for Nothing (Margaret Becker, Ric Blair) (from Never for Nothing ) -3:46 12. Clay and Water (Margaret Becker, Tanya Leah Roman) (from Falling Forward ) -5:04 Production credits Charlie Peacock -producer (tracks 1, 2, 4 -6, 9 and 10) Monroe Jones -producer (tracks 3 and 12) Billy Smiley -producer (track 11) Dan Posthuma -producer (track 7) Tedd T. -producer (track 8) Previous release: My Refuge  (2002)/ Just Come In  (2003) Next release: Air (2007)