#5: Keith Green — For Him Who Has Ears to Hear (1977)
Prophetic piano fire—raw passion, piercing honesty, and the birth of one of Christian music’s most enduring voices.
Intro
Appearing in The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music,
Tag: Sparrow
#26: Charlie Peacock — Secret Of Time (1990)
Sophisticated pop artistry—genre-blending production and theological depth from a master craftsman.
Intro
Appearing in The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music, Secret Of Time (1990) stands as a defining statement for
The Greatest CCM Christmas Albums — CR2: Various Artists, New Young Messiah (1993)
A bold ’90s reimagining of Handel’s Messiah, uniting CCM’s premier voices in a high‑energy, arena‑ready celebration of the greatest story ever told.
Intro
Arriving at CR2
The Greatest CCM Christmas Albums — CR5: Steven Curtis Chapman, The Music of Christmas (1995)
Story‑driven, orchestral Christmas pop that wraps Chapman’s heartfelt songwriting around the Nativity story with warmth, nostalgia, and reverent awe.
Intro
Appearing at CR5 in The
#33: Steven Curtis Chapman — The Great Adventure (1992)
Acoustic-pop energy meets discipleship calling—an album that became a generational anthem for Christian families.
Intro
Appearing in The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music, The Great Adventure (1992) represents a
The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music — #46: Margaret Becker, Immigrant’s Daughter (1989)
Arena‑ready conviction with singer‑songwriter heart—electric bite, anthemic hooks, and a story you can hear.
Intro
Appearing at #46 in The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music