What Christian Music Are You?

Audio Adrenaline was originally called A-180.

Chris Tomlin is the correct answer because he is the composer of the praise song "Indescribable". Chris Tomlin is a well-known Christian worship leader and songwriter, known for his contributions to contemporary Christian music. He has written and performed numerous popular worship songs, including "Indescribable", which has become a beloved hymn in many churches.

The correct answer is David Crowder Band. David Crowder Band is a Christian band that originated from Waco, Texas. They gained popularity in the early 2000s with their unique blend of worship music and alternative rock. The band was known for their energetic live performances and their heartfelt lyrics that resonated with Christian audiences. They released several successful albums and won numerous awards before disbanding in 2012.

TobyMac's song plays during the movie trailer for Disney's "Underdog" movie.

Jars of Clay gets their name from "II Corinthians 4:7" because the verse talks about how we are like fragile clay jars, but we carry the treasure of God's power within us. This concept resonated with the band members, as they wanted to convey the message that their music is a vessel for God's power and love.

"How Great Is Our God" won Song of the Year at the 2006 Dove Awards.

CeCe Winans' 2005 album featured the songs "Mamma's Kitchen" and "Pray".

BarlowGirl is the correct answer because they are a Christian rock band composed of three sisters: Alyssa, Lauren, and Rebecca Barlow. They gained popularity in the early 2000s with their powerful vocals and meaningful lyrics, delivering a message of faith and hope through their music. Their harmonies and energetic performances have made them a beloved band in the Christian music industry.

Jars Of Clay's song, "Five Candles," was included in the soundtrack of the movie "Liar, Liar."

Casting Crowns is the correct answer because Mark Hall is the lead vocalist of the Christian pop group.

The correct answer is Superchic[k]. The question asks about a song performed by a band on the "Legally Blonde" soundtrack. Out of the given options, Superchic[k] is the only band that is known to have a song on the soundtrack of the movie "Legally Blonde".

Casting Crowns' "What the World Needs" denounces a "prophet in an Armani suit".

Casting Crowns began as a student worship band in Daytona Beach, FL.

Thousand Foot Krutch is the correct answer because they have two members in common with the opening group FM Static. The question implies that FM Static is the opening group for another band, and out of the given options, Thousand Foot Krutch is the only band that shares two members with FM Static.

Michael W. Smith has a 2006 album co-written by Leeland's frontman Leeland Mooring.

The Cross Movement is the correct answer because they are a Christian hip hop group that runs a Philadelphia inner-city ministry. They are known for their music that combines hip hop with Christian lyrics, and they have been actively involved in ministering to the inner-city community in Philadelphia. They use their music and ministry to spread their faith and positively impact the lives of those in their community.

The correct answer is "Casting Crowns" because the question asks for the name of Casting Crowns' first album. Therefore, the album itself is named after the band, making "Casting Crowns" the correct answer.

The "Spirit of the Century" album was released on Peter Gabriel's record label by The Blind Boys Of Alabama.

Michael W. Smith visited South Africa on his 2007 world tour.

In 1990, Petra won a Grammy award for their album "Beyond Belief". This album was a commercial success and received critical acclaim for its rock sound and powerful lyrics. The Grammy award is a prestigious recognition in the music industry, and winning it further solidified Petra's status as a top rock band.

Hawk Nelson is the correct answer because they portrayed The Who on TV's "American Dreams".

The name of MercyMe's sixth album is "All That Is Within Me".

Delirious? was the band whose album "Glo" was Amazon.com's #1 Christian/Gospel Album of the year.

BarlowGirl recorded the hit song "Never Alone."

In 2007, The Newsboys released a collection of remixes of their album "Go". This means that they took the original songs from their album and had them remixed by different artists or producers, giving them a new sound and style. This is a common practice in the music industry to keep the songs fresh and appeal to different audiences.

Delirious? is the correct answer because they are a U.K. Christian band known for their hit song "Shout to the North." They gained popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s with their energetic worship music, and "Shout to the North" became one of their most well-known and beloved songs. The band's lead singer and songwriter, Martin Smith, is credited with writing the song, which has since become a staple in many Christian worship services.

Mandisa recorded the song "Oh, My Lord" with the Fisk Jubilee Singers.

"Turn Around" is the correct answer because it is the only album listed that earned Johnny Lang a Grammy for Best Rock or Rap Gospel Album in 2006. The other albums listed, "Wonder This World," "Long Time Coming," and "Lie To Me," did not receive this specific Grammy award.

The correct answer is "It's A Wonderful Christmas." This album is Michael W. Smith's 20th studio release and features Christmas songs. It is likely titled "It's A Wonderful Christmas" to evoke the festive and joyful spirit of the holiday season.

Former members of the band 38th Parallel have sung in a "Harry Potter" themed band.