Artist	Song
Michael W. Smith	A New Hallelujah (Digital Edit) [feat. the African Children's Choir]
from A New Hallelujah (2008)
Robbie Seay Band	Song of Hope (Heaven Come Down)
from Give Yourself Away (2007)
Chris Tomlin	We Fall Down
from Passion: One Day Live (2000)
Jonny Diaz	More Beautiful You
from More Beautiful You (2009)
Martha Munizzi	Wrap Me In Your Arms
from Change the World (2008)
New Life Worship	Unfailing God
from Counting On God (feat. Ross Parsley & Desperation Band) (2008)
Bluetree	God of This City
from God of this City (2009)
David Crowder Band	O Praise Him (All This for a King)
from Illuminate (2003)
Tim Hughes	Be Glorified
from Here I Am to Worship, Vol. 1 (2004)
Aaron Shust	Matchless
from Anything Worth Saying (2005)
Third Day	Angus Dei/Worthy, You Are Worthy
from Offerings: A Worship Album (2000)
Steven Curtis Chapman	Let Us Pray
from Signs of Life (1996)
Michael W. Smith	Breathe
from Worship (2000)
Joel Auge	Every Heart
from On the Blue (2008)
Phil Wickham	True Love
from Cannons (2007)
Todd Agnew	My Jesus
from Reflection of Something Acoustic (Live from Memphis) - EP (2006)
Rock 'n' Roll Worship Circus	Blood of Jesus
from Welcome to the Rock 'n' Roll Worship Circus (2002)
Shane & Shane	Yearn
from An Evening With Shane & Shane (2005)
Travis Cottrell	Alive Forever Amen
from Alive Forever (2005)
Kari Jobe	I'm Singing
from I'm Singing - Single (2008)
Jason Upton & The Goodland Band	You Are Holy
from On the Rim of the Visible World (2009)
Enter the Worship Circle	I Will Not Forget You
from First Circle (2003)
Caedmon's Call	There's Only One (Holy One)
from Share the Well (2000)
Charlie Hall	Marvelous Light
from Flying Into Daybreak (2006)
The Glorious Unseen	Close to Your Heart
from Tonight the Stars Speak (2007)

Comment:

Nothing cuts closer to the bone or reaches deeper to the center of the soul than Worship music, and these are the artists who offer up [i]everything[/i] inside them to God. The Rock ’n’ Roll Worship Circus may sound like a lot of fun, but when they shout out their faith on “Blood of Jesus,” you’d better believe they [i]mean[/i] it. The gratitude for His sacrifice takes wing with Vineyard Music’s “Sweetly Broken,” where the pain and compassion of Christ on the cross come through in equal measure. And the irresistible folk-funk bounce of Steven Curtis Chapman’s “Let Us Pray” might feel carefree, but don’t assume for a second that its glory -giving message doesn’t have every [i]ounce[/i] of the Christian rock hero’s passion behind it.

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