Artist	Song
Juanita Bynum	God Is Here
from More Passion (2010)
Kierra "Kiki" Sheard	Why Me?
from This Is Me (2006)
Ricky Dillard & New G	The Light
from The 7th Episode - Live In Toronto (2007)
Fred Hammond	Thank You (I Won't Complain)
from Free to Worship (2006)
James Fortune & FIYA	I Trust You
from The Transformation (2008)
Trin-i-tee 5:7	God's Grace
from Holla - The Best of Trin-I-Tee 5:7 (2007)
Darius Brooks	Your Will
from Your Will (2004)
Joe Pace	Mighty Long Way
from Mighty Long Way (2006)
Alvin Darling & Celebration	Nobody But the Lord
from My Blessing Is On the Way (2008)
Kurt Carr & The Kurt Carr Singers	Peace and Favor Rest On Us
from Just the Beginning (2008)
The McClurkin Project	We Praise You
from We Praise You (2006)
Vickie Winans	Shake Yourself Loose
from Bringing It All Together (1990)
Anointed	Revive Us
from Anointed (2004)
Bebe Winans & Cece	Heaven
from Bebe Winans & Cece-Greatest Hits (1996)
Hezekiah Walker & LFC	Souled Out
from Souled Out (2008)
James Moss	We Must Praise
from The J Moss Project (2004)
Tye Tribbett & G.A.	Bless the Lord (Son of Man)
from Stand Out (2008)
Byron Cage	I Will Bless the Lord
from An Invitation to Worship (2005)
forever JONES	He Wants It All
from Get Ready (2010)
Kierra "Kiki" Sheard	You Don't Know
from I Owe You (2004)
Mary Mary	God In Me
from The Sound (2008)
Deitrick Haddon	God Is Good
from Crossroads (2004)
Jonathan Nelson	My Name Is Victory (feat. Purpose) [Live]
from My Name Is Victory (feat. Purpose) [Live] - Single (2008)
Bruce Parham	Call Jesus
from Dwell Together (2007)
Reverend Timothy Wright	Jesus, Jesus, Jesus
from Jesus, Jesus, Jesus (2007)

Comment:

Gospel has always been the blood pumping into the heart of soul music, and today there's so much crossover between the two, they sometimes seem inseparable. Sister act Mary Mary might have a doubly biblical name, and a faith-based message in "Good to Me," but their undeniably slinky, hip-hop-tinged sound could give Beyonce a run for her money. Anthony "Tonéx" Williams' work as a pastor doesn't keep him from churning out breezy, slow-jam mission statements like "I Have Decided . . ." And if you're in the market for a sanctified answer to Gnarls Barkley, let us introduce you to the skittering beats, wailing vocals, and irrepressible energy of "God Is Good," by yet another pastor — Detroit instrument of divinity Deitrick Haddon.

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