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For Him Who Has Ears to Hear is the debut album by Christian singer - songwriter Keith Green . It was released on May 20, 1977 by Sparrow Records. Considered to be a landmark album, For Him Who Has Ears to Hear features many songs that would soon be covered by many Christian artists with their interpretations and become classics. The album is produced by Green and Bill Maxwell. The tracks "Your Love Broke Through," a song that Green co-wrote with fellow CCM artist and songwriter Randy Stonehill , "You Put This Love in My Heart" and "He'll Take Care of the Rest" were early Christian radio hits and were his standard Christian pop songs. CCM Magazine ranked this album in the Top 5 at number five in their 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music . Green also does a cover of Annie Herring's "Easter Song" (originally recorded by 2nd Chapter of Acts featuring Herring) with Green adding an additional verse. In March 1980, the album, along with his second album No Compromise , made its first appearance on Billboard magazine's first ever Top Inspirational Albums chart (renamed Top Christian Albums) and climbed to number 14. Track listing 1. You Put This Love in My Heart (Keith Green) -3:28 2. I Can't Believe It! (Keith and Melody Green) -3:37 3. Because of You (Keith Green) -2:53 4. When I Hear the Praises Start (Keith and Melody Green) -4:24 5. He'll Take Care of the Rest (Keith Green, Wendell Burton) -3:59 6. Your Love Broke Through (Keith Green, Randy Stonehill, Todd Fishkind) -3:27 7. No One Believes In Me Anymore (Satan's Boast) (Keith and Melody Green) -3:21 8. Song to My Parents (I Only Want to See You There) (Keith Green) -4:03 9. Trials Turn to Gold (Keith Green) -3:25 10. Easter Song (Annie Herring; additional verse by Keith Green) -3:57 Next release: No Compromise (1978)

The Sky is Falling is the fourth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released in 1980 on Solid Rock Records. Larry Norman produced and arranged the album. The album was recorded in 1977, just a year after the release of his critically- acclaimed album Welcome to Paradise , when Stonehill wanted to record a follow-up album but was delayed buy a full three years. Norman was heavily involved in the making of The Sky is Falling , from producing to playing guitars. During that time Stonehill and Norman had a falling out and decided to part ways professionally, so this will serve as the final album under Norman's tutelage. The album's highlights include a re-recording of "Jamey's Blues" as "Jamey's Got the Blues" (originally recorded for his 1973 album Get Me Out of Hollywood ), "The Great American Cure," "Venezuela" and "Counterfeit King." In 1994, The Sky is Falling was reissued on CD featuring the European version with a different track listing than the American version. It contains alternate mixes of "Teen King" and "Counterfeit King" and three bonus tracks. A YouTube link to listen to the albums is posted below this article. Track listing of the original 1980 album All songs were written by Randy Stonehill. 1. One True Love -4:17 2. Through the Glass Darkly -5:56 3. Teen King -4:32 4. The Great American Cure -4:00 5. Venezuela -7:00 6. Counterfeit King -5:32 7. Jamey's Got the Blue -4:07 8. Bad Fruit -5:08 9. Emily -5:42 10. Trouble Coming -4:55 Track listing of the 1994 CD reissue with bonus tracks and alternate mixes 1. One True Love -4:21 2. Bad Fruit -5:12 3. Jamey's Got the Blue -4:12 4. Through the Glass Darkly -5:57 5. The Great American Cure -4:03 6. Venezuela -7:04 7. Emily -5:45 8. Trouble Coming -4:52 9. Counterfeit King (alternate mix) -5:19 10. Teen King (alternate mix) -4:46 BONUS TRACKS 11. Postcards From the Heart (Letter to My Family) -5:23 12. King of Hearts (The Orchestral Version) -3:17 13. Good News (Live from Greenbelt) -4:56 Previous release: Welcome to Paradise  (1976) Next release: Between the Glory and the Flame  (1981) Listen to the original 1980 album The Sky is Falling here: Listen to the 1994 CD reissue of The Sky is Falling here:

Welcome to Paradise is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released in 1976 on Larry Norman's Solid Rock label. Norman produced and arranged the album. Stonehill returned with a proper follow-up to his 1971 debut album Born Twice . His songwriting had always been very strong but now his guitar work was catching up. For many this album was their first exposure to Stonehill and it had strong sales numbers. His opening signature track "King of Hearts" showcases Stonehill's melodic pop style and offers a parable of a lost soul searching for life. "Keep Me Runnin'" is a rock number that describes the emptiness and alienation of lives apart from Christ without tidying everything up with a too-obvious moral or conversion testimony. "Song for Sarah" is a tender ballad and "Lung Cancer" is a humorous look at the posture of teenagers who think they're being countercultural when they yield to the pressures of the tobacco industry. Stonehill also re-recorded the track "Puppet Strings," that he originally recorded for his 1973 release Get Me Out of Hollywood . Welcome to Paradise was named the 13th greatest album in Christian music by CCM Magazine in their 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music . In 2002, the album was reissued on CD by Larry Norman with five bonus tracks included. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs were written by Randy Stonehill. Tracks 1 -5 (Paradise lost - sorrow and sadness...) 1. King of Hearts -4:53 2. Keep Me Runnin' -5:59 3. The Winner (High Card) -3:44 4. Lung Cancer -3:35 5. Puppet Strings -4:25 Tracks 6 -10 (Paradise regained - ...turned into gladness) 6. First Prayer -3:11 7. I've Got News for You -3:51 8. Song for Sarah -3:29 9. Christmas Song for All Year Long -3:48 10. Good News -3:39 Previous release: Get Me Out of Hollywood  (1973)   Next release: The Sky is Falling  (1980) Listen to the album Welcome to Paradise here:

Adventures in the Land of Big Beats and Happy Feets is a compilation remix album, released on June 27, 1989 by Myrrh/Word Records. It features extended dance remixes of songs by Amy Grant , The Imperials , Sheila Walsh , Philip Bailey , Russ Taff , Kim Boyce , Steve Taylor and Randy Stonehill . Each track has segue "link" tracks. The "links" and remixes were created by Mark Heard under the alias Lee Cahuenga. Heard also recorded a track titled "Jericho" under the alias Ideola. The album is out of print and it is not available for streaming. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listings All link tracks and remixes were created by Mark Heard (Lee Cahuenga). 1. Prologue (Rakim D. & the Garden Beats) -2:03 2. Fallin' (The Imperials) (Jimmie Lee Sloas) (from This Year's Model ) -4:18 3. Baow Baow Baow (Bunny Whop and the Hip Hop) -1:06 4. Thank You (Philip Bailey) (Bobby Nunn) (from Triumph ) -5:29 5. Rappin' Retail (Randy McNally & the Road Dogz) -1:12 6. Wise Up (Amy Grant) (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Billy Simon) (from Unguarded ) -6:29 7. No Bout Adoubt It (Billy B. & the Beez Nees) -1:11 8. Svengali (Steve Taylor) (Steve Taylor) (from I Predict 1990 ) -5:46 9. Doubtout (Billy B. & the Beez Nees) -0:57 10. I Just Want to Celebrate (Kim Boyce) (Dino Fekaris, Nick Zessus) (from Time and Again ) -5:16 11. Tee Vee Whiz (The Nerf Wilson Ensemble) -0:51 12. Jericho (Ideola) (Mark Heard) (new recording) -4:28 13. Cee Tee Vee (The Nerf Wilson Ensemble) -1:12 14. I've Come Too Far (Russ Taff) (Roby Duke, James Hollihan, Jr.) (from Medals ) -5:40 15. BBBBBeautitudinal (Snappo Schultz) -1:16 16. Ship of Love (Sheila Walsh) (Jon Sweet, Rod Trott) (from Shadowlands ) -6:59 17. BBBBBeautitudinal - Part II (Snappo Schultz) -1:02 18. Cold Rock the Groove (Randy Stonehill) (Randy Stonehill, Dave Perkins, Greg Husted) (from Can't Buy a Miracle ) -4:35 19. Epilogue (Rakim D. & the Garden Beats) -0:42

Get Me Out of Hollywood is the second studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released in 1973 on Phillips Records. The album was produced by Jon Miller, Rod Edwards and Roger Hand with album photos taken by Larry Norman. Get Me Out of Hollywood is a rare lost album, due to the fact that it was unreleased for more than 25 years. Stonehill recorded the album in London. It was an attempt to release it as a mainstream album. About ten pressings are rumored to exist. Norman got the rights to the album and reissued it on CD in 1999 on his Solid Rock label with the bonus track "Blind Minstrel." Two songs would later turn up on other Stonehill albums: "Puppet Strings" on Welcome to Paradise and "Jamey's Got the Blues" on The Sky is Falling , originally titled on this album as "Jamey's Blues." A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing of the 1999 reissue of Get Me Out of Hollywood All songs were written by Randy Stonehill. 1. Get Me Out of Hollywood -2:50 2. Back to California -3:51 3. Lately Mary -2:03 4. Jamey's Blues -3:33 5. Puppet Strings -4:24 6. Strange Youth -3:43 7. Strangest Feeling -2:53 8. East Coast Lady -3:05 9. One Man's Blues -2:50 10. Vegetables -2:45 11. Blind Minstrel -3:25 (Bonus track) Previous release: Born Twice  (1971) Next release: Welcome to Paradise  (1976) Listen to the album Get Me Out of Hollywood here:

Born Twice is the debut album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released in 1971 on One Way Records. The album was produced and arranged by Larry Norman. Norman also did the photography. Born Twice cost, at the time, $800 to make and record. Stonehill said of the album that it sounded "like every penny of it." It was backed and financed by American entertainer Pat Boone. Fewer than ten thousand copies were pressed, making it a prized collector's item. The album consists of half a dozen acoustic songs, including an early version of "I Love You" (Stonehill re-recorded two new versions of this track for the 1973 Christian film Time to Run ). The song "Norman's Kitchen" is about Stonehill's conversion after his arrest on drug charges. Norman and Stonehill were washing dishes and Stonehill got a wake-up call after his experience. Norman prayed for Stonehill and he was born again, hence the name of the album. Also included is "I Need You" from the Christian musical Show Me! , from which Stonehill was in the lead role. Born Twice also has live tracks with the band White Light. Stonehill also performs a couple of covers including the Top 5 Billboard Hot 100 hit "Put Your Hand in the Hand" (originally recorded by the Canadian band Ocean) and "He's Got the Whole World In His Hands." The Side Two track "He Is a Friend of Mine" was replaced by the Norman-written holiday track "Christmastime" in later pressings of the album. The 1991 re-pressing of Born Twice came with an extra vinyl of a live album titled Judgment Day at the Speede Mart . It is an otherwise unreleased album consisting entirely of live performances culled from several early 1970's concerts of Stonehill singing mostly Larry Norman songs. It was issued in a normal single slip cover from the "Christmastime" version of Born Twice . A YouTube link to listen to the albums is posted below this article. Track listing of the 1973 reissue of Born Twice All songs were written by Randy Stonehill, except where noted. 1. I Need You (Jimmy Owens) -3:46 2. Hand In the Hand (Gene MacLellan) -3:13 3. He's Got the Whole World (public domain; arranged by Randy Stonehill) -4:11 4. Help Me Lord -4:28 5. Thank You (Jimmy Owens) -4:23 6. Never Can Repay -2:23 7. All Right Now -3:07 8. Passing Stranger -6:12 9. I Love You -2:55 10. Christmastime (Larry Norman; additional lyrics by Randy Stonehill) -2:31 11. Norman's Kitchen -3:57 Track listing for Judgment Day at the Speede Mart All songs were written by Larry Norman, except where noted. 1. Forget Your Hexagram -2:54 2. Why Don't You Look Into Jesus -2:33 3. Lonely By Myself -3:49 4. God's Not Dead -2:48 5. I Am a Servant -3:12 6. Norman's Kitchen (Randy Stonehill) -6:26 7. Pardon Me -3:47 8. Sunset Road to Nowhere (Randy Stonehill) -4:05 9. Hasty Heart -3:48 10. He Is a Friend of Mine (public domain; arranged by Randy Stonehill) -4:07 Next release: Get Me Out of Hollywood  (1973) Listen to the 1973 reissue of Born Twice here: Listen to the track "He Is a Friend of Mine" here: Listen to the unreleased live album Judgment Day at the Speede Mart here:

Steven J. Camp (born April 13, 1955) is an American contemporary Christian music artist and pastor. In the tradition of Martin Luther 's Ninety-Five Theses , Camp sent out his own 107 theses on Reformation Day (October 31), 1998, calling for a reformation in contemporary Christian music: calling Christian musicians to make direct, uncompromising music that confronts the world with the message of the scriptures. Born in Wheaton, Illinois , Camp was raised by Christian parents, and by five years of age he had confessed faith in Jesus . This greatly influenced his desire to serve God through his teenage years. As a young Christian, he created a close bond with legendary Christian singer/songwriter Larry Norman , who gave him advice concerning Camp's own singing and songwriting. In addition, he met the late Keith Green , who encouraged him to make a stronger commitment to Jesus and the ministry of music. Camp was divorced from his first wife prior to 2002. He remarried on June 19, 2009. He is unrelated to Jeremy Camp , a fellow Christian rock musician. Camp is now the senior pastor of The Cross Church in Palm City, Florida. Prior to becoming a conference speaker and lecturer, Camp was a popular contemporary Christian music singer-songwriter. In 1977, he signed a recording contract with Myrrh Records , releasing several songs as a solo artist. In 1983, Camp signed a contract with Sparrow Records , with whom he released six successful albums. On his first album, Fire and Ice , Camp paired up with Michele Pillar to sing "Love's Not A Feeling." In 1989, Camp released his 9th studio album, Justice , on which he recorded the AIDS themed song "Do You Feel Their Pain?" After Camp's contract with Sparrow ended in 1992, he signed with Warner Alliance , with whom he released two albums. On his 1993 release Taking Heaven By Storm , Camp teamed up with veteran keyboardist and songwriter Michael Omartian , and together they produced a series of radio hits in a single year, including a contemporary remake of "The Lord's Prayer." Later that same year, he released a worship-themed project titled Mercy in the Wilderness . After a five year absence, Camp returned with Abandoned to God in 1999 and Desiring God in 2002. Camp focused on pastoring his church in Florida, putting music behind. More than 20 years later, Camp returned to music with the release of a new album called Neighbors In an Age of Rage in the fall of 2024. More information on Steve Camp at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Camp Discography Sayin' It With Love (1978) Start Believin' (1980) For Every Man (1981) Only the Very Best (1983) (compilation album) Fire and Ice (1984) It's a Dying World (1984) Shake Me to Wake Me (1985) One on One (1986) After God's Own Heart (1987) Compact Favorites (1988) (compilation album) Justice (1989) Doing My Best (1990) (compilation album) Consider the Cost (1991) Doing My Best, Volume 2 (1992) (compilation album) Taking Heaven by Storm (1993) Mercy in the Wilderness (1994) The Best of Steve Camp: My Utmost for His Highest (1995) (compilation album) The Steve Camp Collection (1995) (2 CD compilation album) Abandoned to God (1999) Desiring God (2002) The Definitive Collection (2007) (Word Records compilation album) Neighbors In an Age of Rage (2024)

Sanctuary is the ninth studio album by Christian music singer -songwriter Twila Paris , released in late 1991 on Star Song Records. It is Paris' first full-length praise and worship album and is produced and arranged by Richard Souther. Paris wrote and recorded ten new songs along with instrumental versions of her praise and worship classics "We Bow Down," "We Will Glorify" and "Lamb of God;" she also recorded "He Is Exalted" in Portuguese called "Ele É Exaltado." Paris won her first Dove Award for Praise and Worship Album of the Year with Sanctuary at the 23rd GMA Dove Awards. Sanctuary is ranked at number 79 from CCM Magazine 's 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music . The album peaked at number 4 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1993, Paris co-authored a companion book about worship with Wheaton College professor Robert E. Webber to go with the album called In This Sanctuary: An Invitation to Worship the Savior , that was published by Star Song Publishing Group. Track listing All songs written by Twila Paris. 1. Sanctuary (instrumental) -2:57 2. Let Them Praise -3:48 3. The Joy of The Lord -3:43 4. I Am Ready -2:29 5. We Shall Assemble/In This Sanctuary -4:16 6. We Bow Down (instrumental) -3:55 7. Arise, My Soul, Arise -4:24 8. Hosanna -2:28 9. Come, Worship the Lord -3:35 10. Lamb of God (instrumental) -2:39 11. Every Knee Shall Bow -4:26 12. Ele É Exaltado (He Is Exalted) -2:58 13. We Will Glorify (instrumental) -1:13 14. Keeper of the Door -4:44 Accolades Dove Award -Praise and Worship Album of the Year ( Sanctuary ) Radio singles 1991 -1992 "The Joy of The Lord" -#1 Christian AC 1992 "Arise, My Soul, Arise" -#32 Christian AC 1992 "Come, Worship the Lord" -#28 Christian AC Previous release: The Early Works (1991) (Benson Records compilation album) Next release: A Heart That Knows You (1992) (Star Song Records compilation album)

Cry for the Desert is the eighth studio album by Christian music singer -songwriter Twila Paris , released in 1990 on Star Song Records. The album is Paris' first time working with producer Brown Bannister, who is best known for producing Christian pop superstar Amy Grant 's albums and recently produced the Christian rock band White Heart 's 1989 album Freedom and features the band's rhythm section of guitarist Gordon Kennedy, bassist Tommy Sims and drummer Chris McHugh. Producer Bannister updated Paris' sound on Cry for the Desert to sound more contemporary pop while still incorporating her praise and worship music. Paris' song "How Beautiful" is now considered a modern day hymn and is used during Easter services during communion. The song is ranked in the Top 20 from CCM Magazine' s 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music . Bannister and musician Charlie Peacock provide backing vocals on the song "Fix Your Eyes." Paris was nominated in two categories at the 22nd GMA Dove Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year and Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year. Cry for the Desert climbed up to number two on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs written by Twila Paris. 1. Tributary (instrumental) -2:56 2. Nothing But Love -5:48 3. Cry for the Desert -5:21 4. He Is A Song -4:20 5. Undivided Heart -4:51 6. How Beautiful -4:41 7. I Will Wait -4:24 8. I See You Standing -4:09 9. This Thorn -4:59 10. Celebration/Kingdom of God -5:30 11. Fix Your Eyes -5:12 Radio singles 1990 "I See You Standing" -#8 Christian CHR, #1 Christian AC 1990 "How Beautiful" -#6 Christian AC 1991 "Cry for the Desert" -#9 Christian CHR, #7 Christian AC 1991 "Nothing But Love" -#8 Christian CHR, #1 Christian AC 1991 "Undivided Heart" -#12 Christian CHR, #7 Christian AC Previous release: It's the Thought... (1989) Next release: The Early Works (1991) (Benson Records compilation album) Watch the music video of "Cry for the Desert" here:

Twila Paris (born December 28, 1958, in Fort Worth, Texas) is a contemporary Christian music singer, songwriter, author and pianist. Paris has been regarded as a modern-day hymn writer because most of her songs are focused on the church and Christ-centered. Paris also writes Christian pop songs of the day. Paris' songs such as "Lamb of God," "He Is Exalted" and "We Bow Down" are now being sung in churches worldwide and are examples of her hymn songwriting style. As a child she released her first album, Little Twila Paris , in 1965. The album included songs drawn from among those she sang with her family in their evangelistic outreaches. Since 1980, Paris has released close to 20 albums, amassed many number one Christian Radio singles, and was named the Gospel Music Association Female Vocalist of the Year three years in a row at the Dove Awards from 1993 to 1995. Paris has been married to her manager Jack Wright since 1985. She was inducted into the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame in May 2015. In 2001, Paris released her first children's music album and companion book Bedtime Prayers and Lullabies . One month later, Paris gave birth to her first and only son Jack Paris Wright. The Wrights currently live in Arkansas. More information on Twila Paris at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twila_Paris Discography Little Twila Paris (1965) Knowin' You're Around (1980) Keepin' My Eyes on You (1982) The Warrior Is A Child ( 1984) Kingdom Seekers (1985) Same Girl (1987) For Every Heart (1988) It's the Thought... (1989) Cry for the Desert (1990) The Early Works (1991) (Benson Records compilation album) Sanctuary (1991) A Heart That Knows You (1992) (Star Song Records compilation album) Beyond a Dream (1993) The Time Is Now (EP) (1995) Where I Stand (1996) Perennial: Songs for the Seasons of Life (1998) Signature Songs (1999) (Benson Records compilation album) True North (1999) Bedtime Prayers: Lullabies and Peaceful Worship (2001) Greatest Hits: Time & Again (2001) (Sparrow Records compilation album) House of Worship (2003) He Is Exalted (Live Worship) (2005) The Ultimate Collection (2006) (Sparrow Records compilation album) Small Sacrifice (2007) God Shed His Grace: Songs of Truth and Freedom (2012) (compilation album) Hymns (EP) (2014)

Completely Taken In is the 26th release and 22nd studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Dallas Holm , released in the fall of 1993 on Benson Records. Holm co-produced the album with Phil Johnson. Holm and Johnson wrote four songs together including the lead single "Set Your Mind On Things Above." Continuing his updated adult contemporary sound heard on his previous album Chain of Grace , Holm has enlisted some friends including former 2nd Chapter of Acts members and siblings Matthew Ward and Nellie Greisen, along with Nellie's husband Steve Greisen, and former Praise members Tim and LaDonna Johnson and Rick Crawford, plus Holm's wife Linda Holm among other vocalists to provide backing vocals on the tracks, "I Have Hope" and "One Lord (Over Us All)." Completely Taken In peaked at number 36 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs were written by Dallas Holm, except where noted. 1. Set Your Mind On Things Above (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) -4:58 2. Completely Taken In (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) -4:50 3. I Have Hope -4:48 4. Your Love Comes to Me -4:13 5. Get a Life (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) -4:21 6. Come On In (Dallas Holm, Kim Sherman) -4:01 7. If All I Ever Knew -4:05 8. One Lord (Over Us All) (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) -3:41 9. Walk On the Water -4:02 10. Though You Slay Me -4:55 11. I Rather Have Jesus (George Beverly Shea, Rhea F. Miller) -2:48 Radio singles 1993 "Set Your Mind On Things Above" -#20 Christian AC Previous release: Mesa  (1993) (with Dana Key and Jerry Williams) Next release: Face of Mercy  (1995)

Dallas Holm (born November 5, 1948 in St. Paul, Minnesota) is an American singer - songwriter of Christian music, whose musical ministry has spanned almost six decades. His 1977 live album, with the group Praise, featured his best known song, "Rise Again." The group consisted of Dallas Holm on acoustic guitar and vocals, Tim and Ladonna Johnson on keyboards and vocals, and Randy Adams on bass. Holm's influence has been greatest in contemporary Christian music . While he has had several hit singles in CCM, he is best known for "Rise Again," which is about the resurrection of Jesus . It was named as one of the 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music by CCM Magazine in 2006. Over the course of Holm's career, he has performed many styles of music including adult contemporary, country, blues, reggae and pop-rock. Over the course of Holm's career he has released more than 30 albums counting solo, with Praise or other artists. He has received a total of seven Dove Awards as of 2020. Holm has also been inducted into the Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame (2007) and the GMA Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2012. Holm was married to his wife Linda until her death on December 30, 2023. They had been married for 54 years. Holm is survived by their grown children Jennifer and Jeffery and is a grandfather to five children. Holm currently hosts a podcast called Here We Are with Dallas Holm where he tells the stories behind some of his famous recording and gives listeners words of comfort and hope. More information on Dallas Holm at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Holm Discography Just a Closer Walk (1966) (with Phil Eksted and Don Moore) I Saw the Light (1969) Dallas Holm (1970) Just the Way I Feel It (1971) For Teens Only (1971) Looking Back (1972) Didn't He Shine (1973) Peace, Joy and Love (1974) Nothing But Praise/Songs by Bill & Gloria Gaither (1975) Just Right (1976) Live (1977) (with Praise) Tell 'em Again (1978) (with Praise) His Last Days (1979) (Easter musical project) All That Matters (1979) (with Praise) Looking Back at the Best of Dallas Holm  (1980) (compilation album) This is My Song (1980) (live album with Praise) Holm, Sheppard, Johnson (1981) (with Tim Sheppard and Phil Johnson) I Saw the Lord (1981) (with Praise) Signal (1983) (with Praise) Change the World (1985) (with Praise) Against the Wind (1986) Beyond the Curtain (1988) Soldiers Again (1989) (with Tim Sheppard and Phil Johnson) Through the Flame (1990) The Early Works (1991) (Benson Records compilation album) Chain of Grace (1992) Mesa (1993) (with Dana Key and Jerry Williams) Completely Taken In (1993) Face of Mercy (1995) Signature Songs  (1999) (Benson Records compilation album) Before Your Throne (1999) Holm for Christmas  (1999) Foundations (2002) (with Linda Holm) Good News Blues (2005) Songs of Hope and Comfort (2011) (compilation album)