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

Your Love Broke Through: The Worship Songs of Keith Green is a compilation project album that was released on February 12, 2002 by Sparrow Records in association with Worship Together. The album was produced by Derald Daugherty and John Hartley. This is the second album of tribute music by artists singing the music of Jesus Music pioneer and Christian singer - songwriter Keith Green , following up the first tribute album No Compromise: Remembering the Music of Keith Green . This project focuses on the worship songs of Green featuring the top Christian and modern worship acts like Michael W. Smith , Twila Paris , Rebecca St. James , Chris Tomlin, Michelle Tumes, Jason Upton, Delirious? lead singer Martin Smith and more. Highlights include St. James' cover of the title track and features Phil Keaggy playing a guitar solo and a never-before-released composition called "There Is One." It was an unfinished track that Green wrote before his death in 1982. Michael W. Smith was asked to finish what Green started and complete the track. A new recording of "Oh Lord, You're Beautiful" features existing vocals by Green from the original 1979 recording sessions for So You Wanna Go Back to Egypt and with additional vocals by Martin Smith and Jason Upton. The album cover features the work of Spanish artist and painter Pablo Picasso with his 1961 lithograph titled " La Ronde de la Jeunesse (The Youth Circle)." Track listing All songs were written by Keith Green, except where noted. 1. Your Love Broke Through (Rebecca St. James) (Keith Green, Randy Stonehill, Todd Fishkind) -4:07 2. There Is a Redeemer (Michelle Tumes) (Melody Green) -3:24 3. Lord, I'm Gonna Love You (Chris Tomlin) -3:49 4. Rushing Wind (Twila Paris) -4:30 5. There Is One (Michael W. Smith) (music and lyrics by Keith Green; additional lyrics and arranged by Michael W. Smith, Martin Smith, Derald Daugherty and John Hartley) -3:46 6. How Majestic Is Thy Name (Psalm 8) (Darlene Zschech) -4:05 7. You Are the One (Jason Upton) (Keith and Melody Green) -3:51 8. Oh Lord, You're Beautiful (Keith Green featuring Martin Smith and Jason Upton) -3:42 9. Create In Me a Clean Heart (Psalm 51) (Martin Smith) -4:23 10. The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23) (Charlie Hall and Joanne Hogg) (Keith and Melody Green) -4:13 11. Make My Life a Prayer to You (Matt Redman and Paul Oakley) (Melody Green) -3:25 12. Draw Me (Sarah Sadler) (Keith and Melody Green) -3:51

Rebecca St. James: Extended Play Remixes is a five-song extended play by Australian Christian singer - songwriter Rebecca St. James , released on July 20, 1995 by ForeFront Records. Released as part of the record label's "Extended Play Remixes" series featuring ForeFront recording artists and their remixed songs. The EP contains remixes of three songs from her first ForeFront release Rebecca St. James , including three remixes of "Side by Side" plus one each of "We Don't Need It" and "Everything I Do." Track listing 1. Side by Side (Brothers Keeper Extended Mix) (Eddie DeGarmo, Bob Farrell) -6:55 2. Side by Side (Trance Phonix Mix) –5:39 3. Side By Side (Youtherial Mix) –3:58 4. We Don't Need It (9070 Classic Mix) (Rebecca St. James, Bill Deaton, Blair Masters) –4:50 5. Everything I Do (Down Under Dub) (Rebecca St. James, Mike Demus, Connie Harrington) –5:50 Production credits Bill Deaton -producer (all original tracks from Rebecca St. James ) Tedd T. -remixer (tracks 1 and 4) Chuck Zwicky -remixer (tracks 2 and 3) Michael (MBL) Linney -remixer (track 5) Previous release: Rebecca St. James (1994) Next release: God (1996)

What Matters Most is the sixth studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/ guitarist Wes King . It was released on October 16, 2001 by Word Records' Word Artisan label. King and Ed Cash produced five songs each. King returned to making music after a four year absence. Between his last release A Room Full of Stories and this album, King collaborated with fellow musicians and songwriters Phil Keaggy and Scott Denté of Out of the Grey on the mostly-instrumental album Invention and went on tour. In 1999, King co-wrote with Michael W. Smith about the Columbine High School shooting on the track "This Is Your Time." King won Dove Awards for the above mentioned projects. King wanted to spend time with his family. His wife had given birth to twin sons after the release of A Room Full of Stories . What Matters Most is a reflection of those moments King spent with his twin sons. The songs focus on advice for Christian living, like the title track and "There Is a God." CCM Magazine has called this album "a simple, stirring and acoustically stellar collection of well-crafted--often just downright sweet--songs about life and love and faith." King wrote all ten songs. This was King's only release on the Word Artisan label.   In 2005, King was diagnosed with lymphoma and underwent many months of extremely difficult treatments and years of side-effects. King is now cancer free and is feeling well enough to spend time in his studio again, although he has not released an album of new material since. He has been behind the scenes as a studio musician and a songwriter. Track listing All songs were written by Wes King. 1. Spin You Round -3:38 2. What Matters Most -4:04 3. In a Moment -4:55 4. Excavate -4:09 5. Slow Miracles -4:33 6. Walk With You -4:23 7. Staring Down the Dog -3:12 8. There Is a God -4:10 9. This Is the Church -4:05 10. Connie Come to Georgia -4:40 Production credits Wes King -producer (tracks 2, 4, 6, 8 and 9) Ed Cash -producer (tracks 1, 3, 5, 7 and 10) Radio singles 2001 "What Matters Most" -#26 R&R Christian AC 2002 "There Is a God" -#18 R&R Christian Inspo Previous release: Signature Songs  (Benson Records compilation album) (1999)

Common Creed is the fourth studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/ guitarist Wes King , released on July 30, 1995 by Reunion Records. The album was produced by Phil Naish. Common Creed continues the commercial pop success from his previous album The Robe with more hit songs like the title track, "Life is Precious" and "The Love of Christ," which King co-wrote with Michael Card and co-composed with Michael W. Smith . Common Creed peaked at number 12 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. This is also King's last album on the Reunion label after five years and four albums. Track listing 1. Common Creed (Wes King, Mitch King, Phil Naish) -4:35 2. Life is Precious (Wes King) -3:20 3. The Love of Christ (Wes King, Michael W. Smith, Michael Card) -4:11 4. Mercy (Wes King, Phil Naish) -3:50 5. Fisher of Men (Wes King) -4:04 6. Lazarus (Wes King, Fran King, Gordon Kennedy, Phil Naish) -3:58 7. Hold On (Wes King, Jeff and Gayla Borders, Phil Naish) -4:19 8. Salt of the Earth (Wes King, Mitch King) -4:51 9. He Is the One (Wes King, Fran King, Phil Naish) -4:27 10. Do You Tremble (Wes King) -5:16 Radio singles 1995 "Common Creed" -#1 Christian CHR, #1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1995 "The Love of Christ -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1995 -1996 "Life is Precious" -#2 Christian AC 1996 "Fisher of Men" -#7 Christian AC Previous release: The Robe  (1993) Next release: A Room Full of Stories  (1997)

A Room Full of Stories is the fifth studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/ guitarist Wes King . It was released on March 14, 1997 and is his only album on Sparrow Records. Wayne Kirkpatrick and Ben Wisch produced five tracks each. After five years on Reunion Records, King made his fifth album on the Sparrow label for this release. A Room Full of Stories returns to the autobiographical, experimental tone of his early material. The opening track, "Simplify," deals with the common habit of living a life filled with too many commitments. "Remember" recalls the day when King answered an alter call. The poignant ballad "Thought You'd Be Here" is about a couple who are unable to produce a child and King sings a simple lullaby to the child that the husband and wife have long to have. Those above mentioned songs were King's final Christian radio hits. A Room Full of Stories peaked at number 17 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs were written by Wes King, except where noted. 1. Simplify (Wes King, Wayne Kirkpatrick) -5:22 2. Universe Next Door -5:01 3. Remember -4:02 4. Thought You'd Be Here -4:50 5. Good News (Wes King, Fran King) -4:02 6. Nineveh (Wes King, Mitch King) -3:46 7. Magnificent Defeat -3:44 8. Cover to Cover -3:54 9. Who But God (Wes King, Michael Card, Phil Naish) -3:23 10. Grace -4:52 Production credits Wayne Kirkpatrick -producer (tracks 1 -3, 8 and 9) Ben Wisch -producer (tracks 4 -7 and 10) Radio singles 1997 "Remember" -#10 Christian CHR, #2 Christian AC 1997 "Simplify" -#12 Christian CHR, #2 Christian AC 1997 -1998 "Thought You'd Be Here" -#2 Christian AC Previous release: Common Creed  (1995) Next release: Invention  (1997) (with Phil Keaggy and  Scott Denté)

The Robe is the third studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/guitarist Wes King , released on March 23, 1993 by Reunion Records. The album was produced by Phil Naish. The Robe is a departure from King's "acoustic groove" of his first two albums and bringing in a more modern commercial sound, courtesy of producer Phil Naish, who is best known for producing albums for Steven Curtis Chapman . Considered a breakthrough album, The Robe produced hits like the title track and "I Believe." The track "Martin Luther" is a tribute to the theologian and father of the Reformation. On the title song, Christian vocalist Susan Ashton provides harmony vocals and King filmed his first music video. "The Robe" is derived from a sermon by King's mentor and speaker Charles Spurgeon. The Robe charted on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart and peaked at number 18. In 1994, King earned nominations for Song of the Year and Inspirational Recorded Song of the Year for "The Robe" and Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year for "I Believe" at the 1994 Dove Awards. Track listing All songs were written by Wes King, except where noted. 1. I Believe (Wes King, Fran King) -3:10 2. Second String -4:39 3. The Robe (Wes King, Phil Naish) -4:06 4. Martin Luther (Wes King, Fran King) -5:51 5. Carolyn -3:43 6. Optional Thing (Wes King, Mitch King) -3:14 7. Move to the Moon -4:55 8. Blame It On Me -3:51 9. John -4:22 10. Holy -4:51 Radio singles 1993 "The Robe" -#21 Christian CHR, #2 Christian AC 1993 "I Believe" -#1 Christian CHR for 2 weeks, #2 Christian AC 1993 "Second String" -#9 Christian CHR, #21 Christian AC 1994 "Martin Luther" -#4 Christian CHR 1994 "John" -#35 Christian AC Previous release: Sticks & Stones  (1991) Next release: Common Creed  (1995) Watch the music video of "The Robe" here:

Sticks & Stones is the second studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/ guitarist Wes King , released on September 24, 1991 by Reunion Records. The album was produced by musicians Gary Chapman  and Jerry McPherson. Sticks & Stones continues the "acoustic groove" pop sound from his debut album The Ultimate Underlying No Denying Motivation  with Christian AC starting to embrace his sound, particularly with its lead single "Home Inside of Me" doing really well at Christian radio. Sticks & Stones is almost akin to albums recently released by fellow musician and guitarist Phil Keaggy . Track listing All songs were written by Wes King, except where noted. 1. Sticks and Stones -2:59 2. Persuasions -4:12 3. Home Inside of Me (Wes King, Gary Chapman) -4:15 4. Joseph's Trouble (Pat Terry) -4:33 5. By His Wounds (Wes King, Fran Harris) -4:19 6. Life On the Vine -3:34 7. In Time -4:41 8. Silently Going Under (Wes King, Mitch King) -2:53 9. Since I Was a Kid -4:55 10. Another Man -4:07 11. Breath of God (instrumental) -2:57 Radio singles 1991 "Home Inside of Me" -#12 Christian CHR, #9 Christian AC 1992 "Sticks and Stones" -#11 Christian CHR 1992 "Another Man" -#13 Christian AC 1992 "By His Wounds" -#38 Christian AC Previous release: The Ultimate Underlying No Denying Motivation  (1990) Next release: The Robe  (1993)

1970 - 1995: Time Volume 2  (also titled Time 2 ) is a compilation album by Christian singer/songwriter/guitarist Phil Keaggy . It was released on September 22, 1995 by Myrrh/Word Records. Time 2  collects Keaggy's best songs and unreleased material from his first 25 years of music. It is the second of two CDs released separately. Keaggy writes about each track in the CD liner notes and he compiled this collection with producer Mark Maxwell, along with photographs. Among the previously unreleased tracks is an unreleased live performance of "Shouts of Joy," a 1967 recording of "We'll Meet Again" and a 1970 recording of "Heaven is Home." The latter two tracks were recorded prior to Keaggy forming his original band Glass Harp. Time 2  is currently out of print and is not available digitally. Track listing All songs were written by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. Hello Cleveland (Glass Harp intro) -0:14 2. John the Revelator (traditional; arranged by Phil Keaggy and Lynn    Nichols) (from Crimson and Blue ) -6:10 3. Be In My Heart (John Perry) (from Find Me in These Fields ) -4:09 4. Your Love Broke Through (Keith Green, Randy Stonehill, Todd Fishkind) (from Love Broke Thru ) -3:56 5. Shouts of Joy (music by Phil Keaggy, words by Ray Repp) (previously unreleased 1993 live performance, originally from Crimson and Blue ) -7:50 6. Tell Me How You Feel (from Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child ) -3:23 7. Everywhere I Look (Phil Maderia) (from Crimson and Blue ) -3:18 8. Ryan's Song (inspired by a poem by Bill Clarke, for Phil and Bernadette and    their son Ryan) (from Emerging ) -3:09 9. Like An Island (from Getting Closer! ) -3:53 10. Happy (from Play Thru Me ) -2:14 11. Strong Tower (from Find Me in These Fields ) -4:14 12. Sounds (from Getting Closer! ) -6:08 13. We'll Meet Again (previously unreleased 1967 track) -2:10 14. Take a Look Around ( from Emerging ) -5:16 15. Sunday School (from Ph'lip Side ) -4:35 16. County Down (instrumental from Beyond Nature ) -5:46 17. Maker of the Universe (music by Phil Keaggy, words by Frederick William Pitt) (from Way Back Home ) -3:11 18 Heaven is Home (previously unreleased 1970 track) -1:58 Production credits Phil Keaggy -compilation producer (all tracks), producer (tracks 3, 5, 8 -18) Mark Maxwell -compilation producer (all tracks) Lynn Nichols -producer (tracks 2, 3, 6, 7 and 11) Peter K. Hopper -producer (tracks 8 and 14) Dan Collins -producer (track 15) Buck Herring -producer (track 4) Smitty Price -producer (tracks 9 and 12) Bob Cotton -producer (track 10) Previous release: 1970 - 1995: Time Volume 1  (1995) (compilation album) Next release: Acoustic Sketches  (1996) (instrumental album) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE

Priscilla Marie Winans Love , known professionally as CeCe Winans , (born October 8, 1964) is an American gospel singer. Winans has been awarded 15 Grammy Awards, the most for a female gospel singer; 31 GMA Dove Awards, 17 Stellar Awards, 7 NAACP Image Awards, along with many other awards and honors to her credit including being one of the inaugural inductees into the Black Music & Entertainment Walk of Fame. Winans is one of the greatest gospel artists of all time, and is the most-awarded and best-selling gospel act of all time. She has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and has 17 million record sales certified by RIAA, and over 19 million estimated in total sales as a solo artist. She rose to prominence as a member of the duo BeBe & CeCe Winans before launching an acclaimed solo career. Billboard magazine lists all of her solo albums as Top Gospel, Christian, and R&B music sellers, and six albums as a duo with her older brother, BeBe Winans. More information on CeCe Winans at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CeCe_Winans Discography Alone in His Presence (1995) Everlasting Love (1998) His Gift (1998) Alabaxter Box (1999) CeCe Winans (2001) Throne Room (2003) Purified (2005) Thy Kingdom Come (2008) Songs of Emotional Healing (2010) (compilation EP) For Always: The Best of CeCe Winans (2010) (compilation album) Let Them Fall in Love (2017) Something's Happening! (2018) /Joyful, Joyful: A Christmas Album (2024) Believe For It (2021) More Than This (2024)

1970 - 1995: Time Volume 1  (also titled Time 1 ) is a compilation album by Christian singer/songwriter/guitarist Phil Keaggy . It was released on September 22, 1995 by Myrrh/Word Records. Time 1 collects Keaggy's best songs and unreleased material from his first 25 years of music. It is the first of two CDs released separately. Keaggy writes about each track in the CD liner notes and he compiled this collection with producer Mark Maxwell, along with photographs. Among the previously unreleased tracks is an unreleased version of "Time" from 1985, an unreleased live Glass Harp performance of "Do Lord," "Hope's Desire," written by Keaggy and his sister Geri Bobeck and "The Answer." Time 1 is currently out of print and is not available digitally. NOTE: the live performance of "Do Lord" by Glass Harp remained unreleased until 1997 when their live extended play, Live! At Carnegie Hall , featuring the track, was made available and released by Canis Major Records on CD. Track listing All songs were written by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. introduction -0:41 2. I've Just Begun (Again) (Phil Keaggy, Lynn Nichols) (from Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child ) -2:59 3. Sunday's Child (featuring Randy Stonehill) (Phil Keaggy, Randy Stonehill) (from Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child ) -3:49 4. Love Divine (from Crimson and Blue ) -2:25 5. I Will Be There (from Getting Closer! ) -5:01 6. Time (previously unreleased 1985 version, originally from Love Broke Thru ) -7:15 7. Hope's Desire (Phil Keaggy, Geri Bobeck) (previously unreleased) -4:23 8. Let Everything Else Go (from Town to Town ) -4:56 9. Pilgrim's Flight (instrumental from The Master & The Musician ) -2:23 10. Find Me in These Fields (from Find Me in These Fields ) -3:58 11. Theme (Phil Maderia) (instrumental from Emerging ) -1:27 12. Where Is My Maker (from Emerging ) -3:53 13. Do Lord (Glass Harp) (traditional; arranged by Glass Harp) (previously unreleased until 1997's Glass Harp live EP Live! At Carnegie Hall ) -4:00 14. What a Day (from What a Day ) -3:54 15. Little Ones (from Ph'lip Side ) -4:59 16. Morning Light (inspired by Thomas Tiplady's poem "Above the Hills of Time")   (from Play Thru Me ) -3:32 17. March of the Clouds (instrumental from The Wind and the Wheat ) -5:11 18. O God, Our Help in Ages Past ( Isaac Watts, William Croft; arranged by Phil Keaggy, Smitty Price and Loren Balman) (from the various artists recording Our Hymns ) -4:49 19. The Answer (previously unreleased) -3:20 Production credits Phil Keaggy -compilation producer (all tracks), producer (tracks 5 -12, 14 - 19) Mark Maxwell -compilation producer (all tracks) Lynn Nichols -producer (tracks 2 -4 and 10) Peter K. Hopper -producer (tracks 11 and 12) Dan Collins -producer (track 15) Bob Cotton -producer (tracks 8 and 16) Smitty Price -producer (track 5) Jeff Lams -producer (track 17) Lewis Merenstein -producer (track 13) Previous release: True Believer  (1995) Next release: 1970 - 1995: Time Volume 2  (1995) (compilation album) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE

No Compromise: Remembering the Music of Keith Green is a compilation project album that was released on June 27, 1992 by Sparrow Records. The album is executive produced by Peter York with tracks produced by Brown Bannister, Charlie Peacock and many others. Released at the time of the 10th anniversary of Keith Green 's passing, it features 13 of the top Christian artists and producers of the day covering his songs in their style of music including Russ Taff , Steven Curtis Chapman , Petra , Rich Mullins and Margaret Becker among others. Highlights include "Grace By Which I Stand" by Steve Green (no relation to Keith Green), "I Can't Believe It" by Peacock, and "Your Love Broke Through" by Taff with backing vocals by Phil Keaggy , who originally recorded the song on his 1976 album Love Broke Thru . Keith Green's widow Melody Green-Sievright sings her own composition "Make My Life a Prayer to You" which he recorded on his 1978 album also called No Compromise . The tribute album peaked at number 8 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs were written by Keith Green, except where noted. 1. Your Love Broke Through (Russ Taff, backing vocals by Phil Keaggy) (Keith Green, Randy Stonehill, Todd Fishkind) -4:50 2. He'll Take Care of the Rest (Steven Curtis Chapman) (Keith Green, Wendell Burton) -4:41 3. Grace By Which I Stand (Steve Green) -5:22 4. I Can't Believe It (Charlie Peacock) (Keith Green, Melody Green) -4:00 5. I Don't Want to Fall Away (Petra) -3:28 6. Oh Lord, You're Beautiful (Margaret Becker) -4:46 7. Asleep in the Light (Michael Card) -4:30 8. Summer Snow (Susan Ashton) (Keith Green, Melody Green) -3:16 9. You Are the One (Rich Mullins) (Keith Green, Melody Green) -3:05 10. Make My Life a Prayer to You (Melody Green-Sievright) (Melody Green) -4:11 11. How Can They Live Without Jesus? (GLAD) -3:39 12. There Is a Redeemer (Brown Bannister and Kelly Willard) (Melody Green) -3:35 Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (tracks 2, 3, 7, 8 and 12) Russ Taff and James Hollihan, Jr. -producers (track 1) Charlie Peacock -producer (tracks 4, 6 and 9) Bob Hartman and John Lawry -producers (track 5) Jimmie Lee Sloas -co-producer (track 7) Bill Maxwell -producer (track 10) Ed Nalle -producer (track 11) Radio singles 1992 "Your Love Broken Through" by Russ Taff -#22 Christian CHR, #9 Chrisitan AC 1992 "Grace By Which I Stand" by Steve Green -#5 Christian AC 1993 "I Can't Believe It" by Charlie Peacock -#2 Christian CHR 1993 "I Don't Want to Fall Away" by Petra -#11 Christian CHR, #36 Christian AC