With Hillsong, Lincoln Brewster, Don Moen, Steven Curtis Chapman, Sandi Patty, Jason Gray, and Jeremy Camp releasing new festive albums this year, the competition has become very stiff. With such a prodigious output of Christmas music, how do you get the casual fan to part with his\u002Fher money? Some artists (such as Jason Gray) have gone all the way to fill their disc with a large swath of newly written songs while others (like Jeremy Camp) have chosen the more traditional route with a minimal offering of originals. Like most of his peers, Josh Wilson has taken the middle of the road approach with a well balanced portfolio of songs (4 originals, 4 traditional carols and 2 instrumentals). For starters, Wilson is one of Contemporary Christian Music's most ingenious writers. Who would ever forget Wilson's 3 Minute Song where he laments about the absurdity of trying to capture the greatness of God within the confines of a three minute song? Or who would forget Wilson's heart wrenching cry for grace with the number 1 smash Savior Please. Wilson indeed has a way of peeling beneath the surface of his subject to unearth new insights. And he does it again this time with his four newly penned songs. Even with the traditional carols and the instrumentals, Wilson never sings them straight through; he adds his own patented touch to each track.