Christian Music Knowledge Quiz

Casting Crowns released the song "East to West" in 2007.

Nicole C. Mullen recorded the song "One Touch" which is about a woman who touched Jesus' robe.

Rebecca St. James is the correct answer because she is a well-known Christian musician who also wrote the book "Wait for Me." She is known for her music career as well as her advocacy for abstinence and purity, which is a central theme in her book.

The correct answer is Newsboys. The song "Go" by Newsboys contains the line: "The break of the dawn, to the age's end."

Mandisa covered Mary Mary's song "Shackles" on her 2007 debut album.

The founding members of the band Jars of Clay first met in college. This suggests that they were likely attending the same educational institution and crossed paths there. College is a common place for individuals with similar interests, such as music, to come together and form bands or musical groups. Meeting in college would have provided them with the opportunity to bond over their shared passion for music and ultimately lay the foundation for the formation of Jars of Clay.

Chonda Pierce has named her email updates "Road Kill Reports".

In 2007, Michael W. Smith was inducted into the Music City Walk of Fame. This honor recognizes his significant contributions to the music industry and his impact on the city of Nashville, also known as the "Music City." Smith is a renowned singer, songwriter, and musician, known for his Christian music and crossover success in the mainstream music industry. His induction into the Music City Walk of Fame is a testament to his talent and influence in the music world.

The correct answer is Jars Of Clay. Jars Of Clay is the band that featured vocalist Leigh Nash on their song "Mirrors & Smoke".

Skillet released their first album in 1996.

The correct answer is Kutless. The song "Shut Me Out" by Kutless includes the line "I thank God for our freedom."

Aaron Shust won the 38th Annual GMA Dove Awards Song of the Year Award in 2007.

Switchfoot is the correct answer because they are a band known for discussing materialism in their songs "Faust" and "4:12". These songs explore the theme of materialism and its effects on society, reflecting on the emptiness and dissatisfaction it can bring. Switchfoot's lyrics often delve into deeper philosophical and existential topics, making them a likely choice for discussing materialism in their music.

In the "The Wrath of Con" episode of "Veronica Mars," the song featured is by TobyMac.

Chris Huffman, the bassist for Casting Crowns, is known by the nickname "Chuffy".

CeCe Winans released the gold-certified album "Throne Room".

DC Talk is the correct answer because they are a Christian band that made a movie called "Free at Last." The band, consisting of TobyMac, Michael Tait, and Kevin Max, gained popularity in the 1990s and released several successful albums. "Free at Last" was a documentary-style film that chronicled the band's journey and their message of faith and freedom. The movie showcased their music, live performances, and personal stories, making it a significant project for DC Talk and their fans.

David Haas is the correct answer because he is the composer and lyricist of both "Do This in Memory of Me" and "How Can I Keep From Singing?". Haas is a renowned American liturgical composer and musician known for his contributions to contemporary Catholic music. He has written numerous hymns and songs that are widely used in worship services and has made a significant impact on the liturgical music community.

In 2006, Joe Kisselburgh left Falling Up and formed a new group called The Send.

The correct answer is The Afters. The question is asking which band opened for Jeremy Camp and MercyMe's "Undone" tour. Out of the given options, The Afters is the correct answer.

The correct answer is Plumb. The song "God Shaped Hole" by Plumb was featured in the movie "Bruce Almighty".

Shaun Groves recorded the album "One Night in Knoxville" at a Tennessee cafe.

Jars Of Clay sings with the African Children's Choir on "Light Gives Heat".

Thousand Foot Krutch is based in Toronto, Canada. This can be inferred from the fact that all other options are either in the United States or a different city in Canada.

Larry Norman is credited with founding the "Jesus Rock" movement. He was an American musician, singer, and songwriter who is considered one of the pioneers of Christian rock music. Norman's music combined elements of rock and roll with Christian lyrics, creating a new genre that became known as "Jesus Rock." He released numerous albums throughout his career and his music had a significant impact on the Christian music industry, inspiring other artists to explore similar styles and themes.

The Blind Boys of Alabama performed "Way Down in the Hole" for the first season of "The Wire."

In 2005, the David Crowder Band covered Loretta Lynn's "Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven".

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Larry Norman is credited with popularizing the "one way" hand gesture among Christian rockers. This hand gesture, which involves extending the index finger upward and the other fingers closed, is often used as a symbol of faith and belief in Jesus Christ as the only way to salvation. Norman, a pioneer in the Christian rock genre, used this gesture during his performances and it became associated with him.

Aaron Shust won the 2007 Dove Awards for Song, New Artist, and Songwriter of the Year.