What Kind of Love is the eighth studio album by Christian rock singer -songwriter Margaret Becker , released on November 16, 1999. This would be Becker's final album with Sparrow Records after more than a decade. Tedd T. who produced six tracks from her previous album Falling Forward , returns to the producer's chair by himself. The album is more adult contemporary in tone. The title song would be covered by Christian singer Rachael Lampa as "No Greater Love" for her second 2002 album Kaleidoscope . What Kind of Love debuted and peaked at number 39 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and number 45 on the Heatseekers Album chart. The first single "Friend for Life" would be Becker's final number one hit on the Christian AC chart. Track listing 1. Friend for Life (Margaret Becker, Chris Eaton) -4:58 2. Worlds Apart (Margaret Becker, Robbie Nevil) -4:05 3. What Kind of Love (Margaret Becker, Chris Eaton) -4:29 4. I Won't Be Persuaded (Margaret Becker, Henk Pool) -5:43 5. Love By Your Side (Margaret Becker, Robbie Nevil) -5:16 6. Feel it All (Margaret Becker, Robbie Nevil) -4:35 7. Hope in a Hopeless World (Bob Thiele, Jr., Phil Roy) -4:58 8. One More Reason (Margaret Becker, Robbie Nevil) -4:56 9. All That's Left (Margaret Becker, Michael Scott Quinlan) -3:58 10. Poor in Paradise (Margaret Becker, Lowell Alexander) -5:37 Radio singles 1999 -2000 "Friend for Life" -#18 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC 2000 "Feel it All" -#10 Christian AC Previous release: Falling Forward (1998) Next release: My Refuge  (2002)/ Just Come In  (2003)

Falling Forward is the seventh studio album by Christian rock singer -songwriter Margaret Becker , released on April 21, 1998 by Sparrow Records. Three years after the release of Grace (1995), Becker returns from her sabbatical with a new album and new perspective. Falling Forward is more stripped down and acoustic, leaving behind the Charlie Peacock -produced synth pop from the late 1980s to mid 1990s era. CCM Magazine in its review of the album writes, " Falling Forward paints a picture of life with all of its colors: some happy, some sad, some gut-wrenchingly painful, some tears-inducingly joyful." The album is produced by Monroe Jones and Tedd T with additional production by Robbie Nevil on the track "I Don't Know How." Falling Forward also showcases Becker's guitar playing (both electric and acoustic) on almost all the songs. Falling Forward debuted and peaked at number 12 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Becker's first book With New Eyes: Fresh Vision for the Soul was released as a companion book to the album, published by Harvest House. This collection of 22 essays reveal humor, questions and understanding about the lessons life has presented, along with Falling Forward lyrics and photographs. Track listing 1. I Don't Know How (Margaret Becker, Robbie Nevil) -5:21 2. Cave It In (Margaret Becker, Byron Hagan, Michael Scott Quinlan) -4:21 3. Clay and Water (Margaret Becker, Tanya Leah Roman) -5:04 4. Horses (Margaret Becker, David Lichens, Brent Milligan, Tedd T.) -4:06 5. Deliver Me (Margaret Becker, Robbie Nevil) -5:10 6. Any Kind of Light (Margaret Becker, Robbie Nevil) -4:25 7. Irish Sea (Margaret Becker, Tedd T.) -4:09 8. Coins and Promises (Margaret Becker, Michael Scott Quinlan, Charles Garrett) -5:12 9. Crawl (Margaret Becker, Tedd T.) -3:06 10. Take Me In (Margaret Becker) -4:06 11. I Testify (Margaret Becker, Robbie Nevil) -3:42 Production credits Monroe Jones -producer (tracks 3, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 11) Tedd T. -producer (tracks 1, 2, 4, 7, 8 and 9) Robbie Nevil -producer (track 1) Radio singles 1998 "Clay and Water" -#10 Christian CHR, -# 2 Christian AC 1998 "Deliver Me" -#1 Christian AC 1998 "Horses" -#16 Christian CHR, -#13 Christian AC Previous release: Fiel A Ti (1995) (Spanish language album) Next release: What Kind of Love (1999)

Fiel A Ti is a 1995 Spanish-language album by Christian rock singer -songwriter Margaret Becker on Sparrow Records. It is a collection of Becker's songs sung in Spanish with Peter York and Artoro Allen as executive producers, Paul Sayo handling production of vocals in Spanish and Susana Allen with linguistic production. The album was aimed at the Christian Latin market. Track listing All songs written by Margaret Becker, except where noted. 1. Fiel A Ti (All I Ever Wanted) -4:32 2. Esto Sé (This I Know) -3:36 3. De No Saber (I Wouldn't Know) -5:06 4. A Mí (Find Me) -3:40 5. Consagrado A Ti (True Devotion) (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock, Doug McKevey) -4:00 6. Fijamente Ve (Look Me In The Eye) (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) -4:38 7. Que Mi Mente Esté En Ti (Keep My Mind) -4:02 8. Sólo Tu Amor (Only Your Love) (Lorraine Ferro, Russ DeSalvo, Stephanie Lewis) -3:51 9. Vivir En Sencillez (Simple House) (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) -3:30 10. A Tu Lado Estaré (I Will Be With You) (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) -4:28 Previous release: Grace (1995) Next release: Falling Forward (1998)

Steps of Faith 1987 - 1991 is an official compilation album by Christian rock singer -songwriter Margaret Becker , released in 1992 on Sparrow Records. It is a collection of Becker's 11 best known Christian radio singles from her first four studio albums and also features a brand new song "This Love" recorded just for this collection. The title of the album is taken from a track, which she recorded for her 1991 album Simple House . Steps of Faith peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing 1. This Love (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock, Kip Summers) (new recording) -4:26 2. All I Ever Wanted (Margaret Becker) (from Simple House ) -4:33 3. This Is My Passion (Margaret Becker) (from Immigrant's Daughte r) -4:11 4. Find Me (Margaret Becker) (from The Reckoning ) -3:42 5. Look Me In The Eye (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) (from Simple House ) -4:44 6. The Hunger Stays (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) (from Immigrant's Daughter ) -4:13 7. Never Be An Angel (Margaret Becker, Mark Chessir) (from Simple House ) -4:57 8. Streets of Innocence (Margaret Becker, David Martin) (from The Reckoning ) -3:40 9. Just Come In (Margaret Becker) (from Immigrant's Daughter ) -4:31 10. Who Am I (Margaret Becker) (from The Reckoning ) -4:54 11. Solomon's Shoes (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) (from Immigrant's Daughter ) -3:17 12. Never for Nothing (Margaret Becker, Ric Blair) (from Never for Nothing ) -3:46 Production credits Charlie Peacock -producer (tracks 1 -3, 5 -7, 9 and 11) Dan Posthuma -producer (tracks 4, 8 and 10) Billy Smiley -producer (track 12) Radio singles 1992 "This Love" -#2 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC Previous release: Simple House (1991) Next release: Soul (1993)

Simple House is the fourth studio album by Christian rock singer -songwriter Margaret Becker , released in 1991 on Sparrow Records. Simple House is a blend of pop and R&B influence, with some songs verging on the experimental - both in concept and vocally. There are a couple of dance songs like the title song and "Talk About Love." Charlie Peacock , who produced Becker's 1989 album Immigrant's Daughter , and Becker were allowed to really let go and be free to express themselves without regard to monetary considerations. Becker earned her third Grammy Award nomination for Best Rock Gospel Album. Becker won two Dove Awards for Rock Album of the Year and Rock Recorded Song of the Year (both given to Becker and Peacock) at the 23rd GMA Dove Awards. The album peaked at number 6 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart, giving Becker her first Top Ten album. Track listing All songs written by Margaret Becker, except where noted. 1. Simple House (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) -3:43 2. Talk About Love (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) -3:35 3. Look Me In The Eye (Margaret Becker, Charlie Peacock) -4:46 4. All I Ever Wanted -4:34 5. Steps of Faith -4:11 6. I Will Not Lay Down -4:30 7. Never Be An Angel (Margaret Becker, Mark Chessir) -4:57 8. Scatter These Thieves -4:38 9. The Strangest Things -5:36 10. You Remain Unchanged (Margaret Becker, David Martin) -3:36 Accolades Dove Award -Rock Album of the Year ( Simple House ) Rock Recorded Song of the Year ("Simple House") Radio singles 1991 "Simple House" -#5 Christian CHR 1991 "All I Ever Wanted" -#12 Christian CHR, -# 2 Christian AC 1991 "Look Me In The Eye" -#12 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1991 "Talk About Love" -#2 Christian CHR 1992 "Never Be An Angel" -#5 Christian AC 1992 "You Remain Unchanged" -#1 Christian AC Previous release: Immigrant's Daughter (1989) Next release: Steps of Faith 1987 - 1991 (1992) (compilation album)

The Reckoning is the second studio album by Christian rock singer -songwriter Margaret Becker , released in 1988 on Sparrow Records. The album is produced by Dan Posthuma. Continuing her pop rock sound from her debut album Never for Nothing , The Reckoning features rock hits like "Light in the Darkness" and "Start the Fire" and AC and CHR hits like "Find Me" and "Streets of Innocence." The album is more personal in tone, especially on the song "Find Me," where just like the lyrics, Becker gave away her personal possessions (stereo, TV) and just lived with essential things and her Bible. Becker earned her first Grammy Award nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Female for The Reckoning and was nominated for two Dove Awards Female Vocalist of the Year and Rock Album of the Year. The Reckoning peaked at number 18 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing 1. Light in the Darkness (Eddie Arkin, Mark Spiro) -3:31 2. You Can't Take It With You (Margaret Becker, Phil Maderia) -3:53 3. Find Me (Margaret Becker) -3:43 4. Take Me Away (Margaret Becker, Leonard Ahlstrom, Kim Beard) -3:25 5. Pico Boulevard (Margaret Becker, Michael Hodge) -4:24 6. Who Am I (Margaret Becker) -4:58 7. Start the Fire (Margaret Becker, Mark Chessir, Gene Ford) -4:23 8. 'Til My Feet Don't Move (Margaret Becker) -4:08 9. I Don't Want to Be Without You (Margaret Becker) -4:11 10. Come Quickly Lord (Margaret Becker, Mark Chessir, Randy Chessir) -4:46 11. Streets of Innocence (Margaret Becker, David Martin) -3:39 Radio singles 1988 "Find Me" -#14 Christian CHR, -# 3 Christian AC 1988 "Who Am I" -#3 Christian CHR, -#5 Christian AC 1989 "Streets of Innocence" -#2 Christian CHR, -#4 Christian AC 1989 "Come Quickly Lord" -#23 Christian AC Previous release: Never for Nothing (1987) Next release: Immigrant's Daughter (1989) Watch the music video of "Who Am I" here: Watch the music video of "Start the Fire" here:

Never for Nothing is the debut studio album by Christian rock singer -songwriter Margaret Becker , released in 1987 on Sparrow Records. "Fight for God" was the first single to Christian rock radio and would top the chart and become the number one Christian rock song of 1987. The title song was released to Christian AC and CHR radio stations where the song climbed to the Top 5. Becker also covers "Make It Right" written by Mark Chessir and recorded by Kenny Marks from his album of the same name . Billy Smiley of White Heart produced the album. Never for Nothing peaked at number 23 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Becker earned her first two Dove Award nominations for Female Vocalist of the Year and New Artist of the Year. Track listing 1. Fight for God (Margaret Becker, Paul Brannon, Tommy Greer) -4:06 2. Standing on Top of the World (Dave Perkins, Rob Frazier) -3:36 3. Never for Nothing (Margaret Becker, Ric Blair) -3:48 4. Break the Silence (Margaret Becker, Billy Smiley, Mark Chessir, Michael Cody) -3:55 5. Sacred Fire (Margaret Becker) -4:37 6. Love Was Waiting (Billy Smiley, Chris Rodriguez) -3:31 7. What You Feel (Margaret Becker, Billy Smiley, Cathy Snyder) -3:53 8. Make It Right (Mark Chessir) -5:25 9. Giants Will Fall (Dave Perkins) -4:00 10. For the Love of You (Margaret Becker) -4:36 Radio singles 1987 "Never for Nothing" -#3 Christian CHR, -# 3 Christian AC 1987 "For the Love of You" -#7 Christian CHR, -#5 Christian AC 1988 "Sacred Fire" -#2 Christian CHR Previous release: Windows of the Heart (EP) (1984) Next release: The Reckoning (1988)

Family Affair is the sixth solo album by American R&B singer - songwriter Philip Bailey , released on October 23, 1989 by Myrrh/Word Records. Bailey produced the album with musician Oliver W. Wells and is executive produced by Dan Posthuma. Family Affair opens with a cover of Charlie Peacock 's 1987 track " This is How the Work Gets Done." Bailey co-wrote the rest of the album with Wells co-writing seven songs and gospel musician Richard Smallwood co-wrote four songs. This was Bailey's third and final Gospel album. Fellow Gospel singer and friend Leon Patillo was one of the backing vocalists on the track "Call to War." Family Affair debuted and peaked at number 37 on the Billboard Top Gospel Albums chart in early 1990. Track listing 1. This is How the Work Gets Done (Charlie Peacock) -4:06 2. Family Affair (Philip Bailey, Pamela Phillips-Oland, Monty Seward) -4:46 3. No Compromise (Philip Bailey, Oliver W. Wells) -3:41 4. Lonely Broken Hearted People ( Philip Bailey, Oliver W. Wells, Richard Smallwood) -4:11 5. Oasis (Philip Bailey, Oliver W. Wells) -1:08 6. Where Can I Go? (Philip Bailey, Oliver W. Wells) -4:41 7. Let's Talk About Jesus (Philip Bailey, Oliver W. Wells, Richard Smallwood) -3:14 8. Love That Lasts (Oliver W. Wells) -3:48 9. Call to War (Philip Bailey, Oliver W. Wells, Richard Smallwood) -3:48 10. Lord You Reign (Philip Bailey, Oliver W. Wells, Richard Smallwood) -4:42 Radio singles 1989 -1990 "No Compromise" -#23 Christian AC 1990 " Lonely Broken Hearted People" -#12 Christian CHR, -# 32 Christian AC Previous release: Triumph  (1986) Next release: The Best of Philip Bailey: A Gospel Collection  (1991) (compilation album)

Triumph is the fifth solo album by American R&B singer - songwriter Philip Bailey , released on October 7, 1986 by Myrrh/Word Records and Horizon Records, a division of A&M Records. Bailey produced the album himself, with George Duke co-producing "Marvelous" and Jerry Peters co-producing the title song. It is Bailey's second Gospel album with more Christian radio hits like "Thank You," "Marvelous" and "All Soldiers." In early 1987, Triumph peaked at number 18 on the Top Christian Albums and number 34 on the Top Gospel Albums charts in Billboard magazine. Bailey won a Grammy Award for Best Gospel Performance, Male for the album that same year. NOTE: on the digital album version, the original album track "Thank You" was replaced by the extended remix version, as heard in the 1989 remix compilation album Adventures in the Land of Big Beats and Happy Feets . Track listing 1. All Soldiers (Patrick Leonard, Keithen Carter) -4:50 2. Thank You (Bobby Nunn) -3:41 3. The Love of God (Oliver W. Wells) -3:15 4. Marvelous (Philip Bailey, George Duke) -4:25 5. The Same Way (You've Always Been) (Lionel Butts) -4:32 6. The Other Side (Patrick Leonard, Keithen Carter) -4:46 7. Bring It to Jesus (Bob Bailey, Dheric Lee, Raymond Brown) – 5:39 8. Triumph (Jerry Peters) – 4:53 9. Come Before His Presence (Margaurite Ingram) – 4:31 Production credits Philip Bailey -producer (all tracks) George Duke -co-producer (track 4) Jerry Peters -co-producer (track 8) Accolades Grammy Award -Best Gospel Performance, Male ( Triumph ) Radio singles 1986 -1987 "Thank You" -#14 Christian CHR 1986 -1987 "The Other Side" -#4 Christian AC 1987 "The Love of God" -#8 Christian AC 1987 "All Soldiers" -#7 Christian CHR, -# 9 Christian AC 1987 -1988 "Marvelous" -#7 Christian CHR, -#13 Christian AC Previous release: Inside Out  (1986) Next release: Family Affair  (1989)

The Wonders of His Love is the second solo album by American R&B singer - songwriter Philip Bailey . It was released on October 5, 1984 by Myrrh/Word Records. Bailey produced the album himself. It is Bailey's first full-length Gospel album. Although the album was released in the fall of 1984, the singles from the album started charting throughout 1985. Songs like the title song, "I Will No Wise Cast You Out" and "I Want to Know You" were Christian radio hits. The Wonders of His Love debuted and peaked at number 13 on the Top Christian Albums and climbed to number 17 on the Top Gospel Albums charts in Billboard magazine in early 1985. That same year, Bailey earned a Grammy nomination for Best Inspirational Performance for the album. Track listing 1. I Will No Wise Cast You Out (Philip Bailey, Skip Scarborough, Tony Hanes) -4:41 2. I Want to Know You (Philip Bailey, George Duke) -3:58 3. God is Love (Leonard Caston) -5:01 4. Sing a New Song (Jerry Peters, Anester Davis) -5:05 5. Safe in God's Love (Leonard Caston) -3:47 6. I Am Gold (Philip Bailey, Jerry Peters, Terri McFadden) -5:06 7. He Don't Lie (Skip Scarborough) -4:59 8. The Wonders of His Love (Philip Bailey, Teri DeSario, Eduardo del Barrio) -5:47 9. Make Us One ( Philip Bailey, Jerry Peters, Terri McFadden) -5:07 Radio singles 1985 "I Will No Wise Cast You Out" -#4 Christian AC/CHR 1985 "The Wonders of His Love" -#14 Christian CHR, -# 27 Christian AC 1985 "I Want to Know You" -#11 Christian CHR 1985 "He Don't Lie" -#23 Christian AC Previous release: Continuation  (1983) Next release: Chinese Wall  (1984)

Sound of the Saints is the tenth and final studio album by the Christian modern rock band Audio Adrenaline . It was originally released on May 5, 2015 and is their second and final album on the Fair Trade Services label and distributed by Provident Distribution and Sony Music. Following up their 2013 release Kings & Queens , Sound of the Saints features an all new personnel lineup with Stellar Kart lead vocalist Adam Agee, Dave Stovall of the American rock band Wavorly on bass guitar and vocals, Brandon Bagby on guitar and vocals and Jack Campbell on drums. It is the first and only Audio A album to not feature any of the original members since its inception. Will McGinniss was the last original member to leave the band after the release of Kings & Queens . Former original lead singer Mark Stuart co-wrote the title track as his only contribution. The overall sound of Sound of the Saints is a mixture of pop punk, worship and some EDM (electronic dance music). The lead single "Love Was Stronger" was the final charted song from the band making the Top 40 on the Billboard Christian Airplay chart. The album was re-released a month later on June 29, 2015 with a new recording of "Kings & Queens" with Agee singing lead added as a bonus track and later added a new version of the title song featuring His Little Feet International Children's Choir. Sound of the Saints gave Audio A their second and final number one album on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart, their first in over fifteen years. The album also debuted and peaked at number 69 on the Billboard 200 Albums chart. It is their highest charting album on the Billboard 200 chart. The album dropped out of both charts after one week. After touring and two years later in 2017, the second new Audio A lineup broke up and no new albums or singles have been released since. Agee, in 2025, is now the new lead singer of Newsboys . Track listing 1. Move (Adam Agee, Seth Mosley) -3:59 2. Love Was Stronger (Colby Wedgeworth, Josiah Meeker) -3:41 3. Sound of the Saints (Adam Agee, Mark Stuart, Jared Anderson, Seth Mosley) -3:30 4. Out of the Fire (Adam Agee, Justin Morgan, Micah Kuiper) -2:53 5. Miracles (Justin Morgan, Jeremiah Jones) -4:01 6. Rejoice (Adam Agee, Josiah Prince, Sam Tinnesz) -3:43 7. Spirit Burn (Marc James, Dan Wheeldon) -4:19 8. Saved My Soul (Adam Agee, David Motiff, Seth Mosley) -2:52 9. So Can I (Eric Arjes, Juan Otero, Dan Bremnes) -3:55 10. World Changers (Adam Agee, Justin Morgan, Micah Kuiper) -3:39 11. Kings & Queens (featuring Adam Agee) ( Chuck Butler, Juan Otero, Joel Parisian) -3:50 12. Sound of the Saints (featuring His Little Feet International Children's Choir) -3:29 Personnel Audio Adrenaline: Adam Agee -lead vocals Brandon Bagby -guitars, vocals Dave Stovall -bass guitar, vocals Jack Campbell -drums Production credits Seth Mosley -producer (tracks 1 -3, 7, 8, 11 and 12) Joshua Silverberg -producer (tracks 4 -6, 9 and 10) Nick Baumhardt -co-producer (track 8) Radio singles 2015 "Love Was Stronger" -#33 Billboard Christian Airplay Previous release: Kings & Queens (2013) Watch the music video of "Sound of the Saints" here:

Kings & Queens is the ninth studio album by the Christian modern rock band Audio Adrenaline . It was released on March 12, 2013 and it is the first of two albums on the Fair Trade Services label and distributed by Sony Music. Kings & Queens marked the return of Audio A after an eight year absence. In 2012, former members Mark Stuart and Will McGinniss, along with the band's new manager Wes Campbell, decided to re-launch the band with a new line-up. Both had asked former DC Talk member Kevin Max to be the new lead singer. Max had previously worked with Audio A on the track "My World View" (from their 1993 album Don't Censor Me ) and both bands had gone on tour together. In addition to Max, they also added Dave Ghazarian of Superchick on the guitar, Jared Byers of Bleach on the drums, Jason Walker on keyboards, and McGinniss on bass. McGinniss is the only original member from the original lineup to play bass on the album, while Stuart also got involved behind the scenes as a songwriter and as a co-executive producer as well as the participation of other studio musicians. Dwayne Larring produced the tracks "Fire Never Sleeps" and "I Climb the Mountain," while Seth Mosley produced the rest of the album. It was released to critical acclaim, particularly on the title track. It came out in the fall of 2012 as the lead single. "Kings & Queens" deals with themes of Christian service to "the least of these," a reference to Matthew 25:40. The song was inspired by the band's work with the Hands & Feet Project, a ministry to Haitian orphans. The music video for the song was filmed at the project in Haiti and features some of the orphans helped by the ministry. It became a Top 5 hit on the Billboard Christian radio charts. The rest of the album's sound is more techno-based rock ambiance with heartfelt lyrics, quite different from the rawness of their rock albums in the 1990s and 2000s. Former Group 1 Crew member and solo vocalist Blanca provided additional vocals on the track "20:17 (Raise the Banner)." Kings & Queens debuted and peaked at number 4 on the Top Christian Albums and at number 70 on the Top 200 Albums charts in Billboard magazine. Max, McGinniss and the rest of the rhythm section left this variation of Audio A after this release and tour. Track listing 1. He Moves You Move (Mark Stuart, Jason Walker) -3:04 2. Kings & Queens ( Chuck Butler, Juan Otero, Joel Parisien) -3:50 3. Believer (Kevin Max, Mark Stuart, Jason Walker) -3:29 4. King of the Comebacks (Kevin Max, Mark Stuart, Seth Mosley) -3:04 5. Change My Name (Kevin Max, Mark Stuart, Seth Mosley) -3:53 6. 20:17 (Raise the Banner) (Mark Stuart, Jason Walker, Dominic Balli) -3:24 7. Fire Never Sleeps (Martin Smith, Nick Herbert) -4:34 8. Seeker (Kevin Max, Mark Stuart, Seth Mosley) -3:21 9. I Climb the Mountain (Ricky Jackson, Anthony Skinner) -4:29 10. The Answer (Kevin Max, Seth Mosley) -3:59 Personnel Audio Adrenaline: Kevin Max -lead vocals Will McGinniss -bass guitar Dave Ghazarian -guitars Jason Walker -keyboards, vocals Jared Byers -drums Production credits Seth Mosley -producer (tracks 1 -6, 8 and 10) Jason Walker -co-producer (track 3) Dwayne Larring -producer (tracks 7 and 9) Radio singles 2012 -2013 "Kings & Queens" - #4 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#4 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#7 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2013 "Believer" -#19 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#19 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#23 Billboard Christian AC Airplay Previous release: Big House to Ocean Floor (2013) (ForeFront Records compilation album) Next release: Sound of the Saints (2015) Watch the music video of "Kings & Queens" here: Watch the music video of "Believer" here: