dc Talk: Intermission: The Greatest Hits Reviews

There are beautiful ballads of forgiveness (“Between You and Me”), riveting rockers of conviction (“Jesus Freak”), and the quiet, stark realities of being role models (“What If I Stumble?”). New cuts “Say the Words (Now)” and “Chance” play up the sweet melodies these guys know so well. Older fans will enjoy the inclusion of “Luv Is a Verb” and “Socially Acceptable.”

Josh White: Achor

The album title “Achor” means “trouble” in reference to Hosea 2:15 “the valley of Achor as a Door of Hope.” This album has been birthed out of this process of learning more about Jesus and is an expression of growing closer to Jesus as the body of Christ.

Group 1 Crew: Outta Space Love

Look for Group 1 Crew to push the envelope with this album as the music finds its way into places many CCM albums wouldn’t have a chance to thrive. Manwell Reyes says, ‘We feel like an album should coexist within the Christian realm and benefit believers, but at the same time exist in the mainstream realm to inspire people who don’t even believe in God or who have never listened to Christian music.”’

WOW Hits 2010

WOW is Back! The most in-demand Christian music release of the year, WOW 2010 will continue the formula that makes it such a hit among Christian music fans: 30 songs on 2 CDs containing the most popular hits heard on Christian radio this year for a great value.

Chris Sligh: The Anatomy Of Broken

Chris Sligh’s Word Records’ debut, ‘The Anatomy of Broken,’ is an aptly titled collection of 14 songs that delves deep into the human condition and our profound need for a Savior.

Josh Wilson: Before the Morning

“Before the Morning” by Josh Wilson was #3 on the Billboard.com Christian Songs chart for the week of May 22, 2010. See the documentary describing why the song was written.