They also have a special website for the CD that is well done, with special video footage about the cd from Louie Giglio, Chris Tomlin, and Matt Redman:
http://ecards.emicmg.com/passion/godofthiscity/

You will love the new ‘God of This City’ song by Chris Tomlin, ‘Hosanna’ by Christy Nockels, ‘God of our Yesterdays’ by Matt Redman and more…

Passion’s Website describe the CD below:
Uniting thousands of university students in an effort to make God’s fame known in the campuses and churches of the nation, the Passion movement continues to gain momentum. This fall, the movement has launched Passion Regional:: USA gatherings across the country. These gatherings happen in Boston, Chicago in the fall and continue in Los Angeles, Dallas, Washington DC and Atlanta through spring. In celebration of this moment and in preparation of Passion: World Tour 2008 set to begin in May ’08, sixstepsrecords presents Passion’s latest disc.

Highlighting some of the best moments of both Passion’07 in Atlanta (with over 23,000 university students) and the USA regional events, the album will feature new music from Chris Tomlin, David Crowder Band, Charlie Hall, Matt Redman, Christy Nockels, Kristian Stanfill and more.

Track Listing
Let God Arise - Chris Tomlin
You Are God - Charlie Hall
God Of This City - Chris Tomlin
O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing - David Crowder*Band
Hosanna - Christy Nockels
Sing Sing Sing - Chris Tomlin
Beautiful Jesus - Kristian Stanfill
Walk This World - Charlie Hall
We Shine - Steve Fee
God Of Our Yesterdays - Matt Redman
Glory Of It All - David Crowder*Band
Shine - Matt Redman
Dancing Generation - Matt Redman
Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) - Chris Tomlin

I love Louie Giglio and Francis Chan’s authenticity, their pursuit of biblical truth, and passion for my generation. They don’t back down from calling us to surrender our lives to Jesus and to take risks for His Kingdom. They speak honestly about the ills of our culture and the dangers we as Christians find ourselves in if we don’t strip ourselves of clinging to the pattern of this world. They care passionately about seeing our generation spend our lives following Jesus and not a religion, and living fully surrendered and not half-hearted like many young people that put on the falsehood of christianity.

I’m excited about Passion’s World Tour to over 15 countries and that they are so focused on helping young people to think Globally as Followers of Jesus. I truly believe the Church in America needs to embody more of this Call to care about the unreached around the world and taking the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the Nations around the World.

To Read more about Passion’s World Tour, click here:
http://www.268generation.com

To Listen to more of Francis Chan’s messages, click here:
http://www.cornerstonesimi.com

Louie Giglio on Passion:LA (Stories and Pic)
http://268blog.blogspot.com/2008/01/la-love.html
http://268blog.blogspot.com/2008/01/beautiful-la.html

Matt Redman’s Experience at Passion:LA
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=120781688&blogID=353383281

Check out Jake Charles’ Experience at Passion:LA:
http://jctheology.blogspot.com/2008/01/how-do-we-change-world.html

More and more peope are realizing that we are called as followers of Jesus to think Globally, to care about the needs of the world, and to make Disciples of ALL NATIONS.

My first encounter with Passion Conferences was in 2000 for ONE DAY - 20,000+ college students gathered together in a field to worship the Living God, hear solid biblical teaching from John Piper and Louie Giglio, and pray for our generation to follow Jesus and make Him known around the world. Passion is comprised of worship leaders Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Charlie Hall, David Crowder Band. Other speakers have included Beth Moore, Francis Chan.

God has used Passion’s ministry and vision to open my eyes to the HUGENESS of GOD, HIS GLORY, and to understand that WORSHIP IS HOW I LIVE MY LIFE. Since 2000, I have been to One Day 2003, Thirsty Conference, and Passion 2007.

A group of 138 Muslim Clerics originally wrote back in October “A Common Word Between Us and You” to foster conversation between Christian and Muslims about “Loving God and Loving People”. In Response to this document, over 300 Christian Scholars, Pastors, Missions Leaders, and Organizations published their own document through the Yale Center for Faith and Culture to outline some of this Common Ground. These names include:

Bill Hybels, Tony Jones, Brian McLaren, Joseph Cumming, Robert Schuller, John Stott, Rick Warren, and Fuller Theological Seminary, to name a few.

John Piper Response to Christian Document

A few months after this original document, “A Common Word Between Us and You”, John Piper has released a video response to this Christian document on his Blog, DesiringGod.org/Blog, expressing both disappointment and surprise over it:

“I just want to register publicly a disappointment with this document, in fact a profound disappointment with the way that it is worded and surprised that some of the people that signed it, some of my friends who signed it, who i would have thought would be more careful in what they lend their support to because what’s missing from this document is a clear statement about what Christianity really is and how we could come together to talk with muslims from our unique, distinctive, biblical standpoint.” - John Piper, DesiringGod.org

More Links about “A Common Word Between Us and You”

MUSLIM Introduction to “A Common Word Between Us and You”:
http://Acommonword.com

CHRISTIAN Response to “A Common Word Between Us and You”: http://www.yale.edu/faith/abou-commonword.htm
http://www.acommonword.com/lib/downloads/fullpageadbold18.pdf

JOHN PIPER Video Blog Response to Christian Response:
http://www.desiringgod.org/Blog/1032_a_common_word_between_us/

JUSTIN TAYLOR Blog Response to John Piper Video:
http://theologica.blogspot.com/2008/01/piper-on-common-word-and-response.html

ISLAMIC MAGAZINE Article about “A Common Word…”:
http://www.islamicamagazine.com/Common-Word/A-Common-Word.html

CHRISTIANITY TODAY Response to “A Common Word…”:
http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2007/octoberweb-only/143-42.0.html