We are celebrating Winning Wednesday by giving away Russ Taff’s newest album Believe. This inspiring 12 track album features new recordings of his most loved hits including his iconic song “I Still Believe”. The CD also features duets with Amy Grant and David Crowder.

And be sure to listen all week during the Shirk at Work Network to win a pair of tickets to see Russ Taff: I Still Believe at Penn Cinema in Lititz on October 30 at 7pm. Using the untold story of Christian music legend Russ Taff, I Still Believe reveals how the redeeming power of the Gospel can change hearts, save lives and hold a marriage together through the unimaginable obstacles of abuse, anger, shame, and alcoholism.

Praise & Worship Show Playlist

November 25, 2012

“At Your Name (Forever)” by Tim Hughes from “Love Shine Through”

“Glory In The Highest” by Chris Tomlin from “Glory In The Highest”

“Love Came Down” by Brian Johnson from “Love Came Down”

“Alive” by All Sons & Daughters from “Season One”

“God You’re Beautiful” by Anthony Skinner from “Forever & A Day”

“Rescue” by Jared Anderson, Vineyard from “Desperation”

“Your Name” by The Swift from “Singing Back To You”

“O Come Let Us Adore Him” by Hillsong from “Born Is The King EP”

“Sing To The King” by Candi Pearson from “Passion: Sacred Revolution”

“Knit My Heart” by Charlie Hall from “The Bright Sadness”

“Lead Me To The Cross” by Francesca Battistelli from “Artists In Adoration”

“Rooftops” by Jesus Culture from “Come Away”

7:00 a.m. — Legal I.D.

“Oh Holy Night (LIVE)” by David Crowder Band

“Your Faithfulness” by Jon Thurlow from “Strong Love”

“One Thirst and Hunger” by Jeremy Riddle from “Furious”

“There Is One Reason” by Sovereign Grace Music from “The Gathering”

“Glory To God” by Downhere from “How Many Kings”

“Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing” by Leigh Nash from “Hymns and Sacred Songs”

“Take Heart” by Hillsong United from “Aftermath”

“Baby Boy” by For King and Country from “A Very Special Christmas”

“Never Stop Singing” by Tim Hughes from “Love Shine Through”

“Always” by Kristian Stanfill from “Passion: Here For You”

“Love Song” by Victory Fellowship Worship Band, Paul Meany from “Elevator Music”

“Joy To The World (Unspeakable Joy)” by Chris Tomlin from “Glory In The Highest”

“Joyful, Joyful” by Laura Hackett from “Joy (LIVE)”

“Movements” by Rend Collective from “Organic Family Hymnal”

8:00 a.m. — Legal I.D.

“Great I Am” by Jared Anderson, New Life Worship from “You Hold It All”

“Endless Hallelujah” by Matt Redman from “10,000 Reasons”

“God With Us” by Jeremy Camp from “Christmas–God With Us”

“Forever Reign” by Kristian Stanfill from “Passion: Here For You”

“Hope Has Come” by Matt Papa from “Bethlehem Skyline Vol. 2”

“Healing Is In Your Hands” by Christy Nockels from “Passion: Awakening”

“Doubts Or Disbelief” by Chasen from “Shine Through The Stars”

“You Are My Hope” by Cory Asbury from “Holy”

“Glory” by Big Daddy Weave from “Christ Is Come”

“Restoration” by David Brymer from “Unceasing”

“How He Loves” by David Crowder Band from “Passion: Awakening”

9:00 a.m. — Legal I.D.

“Refuse To Be Denied” by Desperation Band from “Who You Are”

“Hungry (Falling On My Knees)” by Kathryn Scott from “Hungry”

“Evermore” by Phil Wickham from “Songs For Christmas”

“Everything Changed” by Eddie Kirkland from “North Point Christmas”

“Praise The Lord” by Kristene Mueller from Those Who Dream”

“Born That We May Have Life” by Chris Tomlin from “Glory In The Highest”

“Make A Joyful Noise” by David Crowder from “Passion: The Road To One Day”

“10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord)” by Matt Redman from “10,000 Reasons”

“He Has Come For Us (God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen)” by Meredith Andrews

“Grace” by Michael W. Smith from “A New Hallelujah”

“Holy Roar” by Christy Nockels from “Passion: The Road To One Day”

“I Am Set Free” by All Sons & Daughters from “Season One”

“My Soul Sings” by Delirious from “Kingdom Of Comfort”

EDDIE DANIELS – I’m writing this blog from my hotel room after Day 3 of Creation 2010. The Creation Festival is a yearly music festival nestled in the mountains of Central Pennsylvania. The easiest way to describe it is to call it the “Christian Woodstock.” The radio station I work for goes up each year, we set up inside a trailer, and we try to get as many of the performing artists to pop in for an interview as possible. I’m always in charge of filming the interviews and then I spend the next few weeks at work editing them down and posting them on the station’s YouTube page.

This year we did something a little different. For those of you who don’t know, I enjoy drawing doodles. This year I doodled all of the artists appearing at the 4-day festival (43 of them in all). We compiled the black-and-white drawings into a collection we called the Creation Coloring book. Then, we brought the book with us and when the artists came through for their interview, we had them color and autograph their page in the coloring book. We’ll be posting the book on eBay and donating all the money received from the auction to Compassion International.

I gotta tell you, it’s been a blast so far. Not only has it been fun seeing the artists react to their doodle, but it’s also been fun hanging out with them for a few minutes. I’ve captured some really cool moments on video so far, and we still have one more day to go.

Here’s a brief rundown of some highlights the first few days:

• We got to meet Carlos Whittaker, who’s just as much fun to be around in person as he is to read his blog.
• We got a chance to hang out with our pal Bob Lenz, an amazing speaker who has one of the biggest hearts around(maybe because he’s also one of the biggest guys around)
• As far as pure hilarious moments go, I never thought we’d be able to top David Crowder yelling out the trailer at a kid with “Jimmy” printed on his shirt. Chris and Conrad proved me wrong.
• Mark Gungor, one of the most excited and excitable guys I’ve been around, gave some great insights into marriage that were so simple I was a little embarrassed I hadn’t thought of them already
• We have a Wii with MarioKart in our trailer. It’s a nice break for the artists from the usual standard radio interviews they probably go through and it’s fun to see their faces light up when they see the Wii waiting to be played. Of all the bands at Creation, you probably wouldn’t have expected that the band who had the hardest time tearing themselves away from the Wii was Casting Crowns. True story.
• DecembeRadio really seemed to enjoy their doodle and they were a lot of fun to joke and hang with
• B Reith sat down and really took time to color his doodle while Kristi Leigh interviewed him. He said he would soon be switching his Facebook profile picture to his doodle. Nice!
• Chris Tomlin was very kind and friendly and seemed to genuinely enjoy his time in the trailer.
• Thi’sl and J’Son were simultaneously hilarious and moving. Watching them film each other with their iPhones as they colored their doodles was entertaining to say the least.
• It was my first time meeting the guys from House of Heroes and it was worth the wait.
• It was good to see Matt MacDonald from The Classic Crime once again and when he realized we were the guys from last year who had the Wii, his face lit up and he was ready to race once again.
• Both We As Human and Abandon went all out coloring in their doodles and we were quite impressed with their style.

There was more, but…well…I’ll let you see for yourselves. Starting next week I’ll begin posting the videos of our time at Creation so you can see some of it for yourself. Unfortunately we weren’t able to catch up with the Newsboys or TobyMac or our old pal Trevor from Thousand Foot Krutch, but we’re having a good time.

When you see some of the videos, you’ll get what I’m talking about. Until then…well…here’s the David Crowder video from 2007 I mentioned earlier. The one where he yells at the kid with JIMMY on his shirt. Still cracks me up.