Track Information
- "Live Out Loud" references Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and Regis Philbin, comparing non-evangelizing Christians to Millionaire winners who hide the money and tell no one they've won. "Imagine this / I get a phone call from Regis / Says 'Do you want to be a millionaire?' / They put me on the show and I win / With two lifelines to spare. ... Well, I've been given more than Regis ever gave away."
- Steven co-wrote "See the Glory" with his son Caleb Chapman. The song also includes the sounds of a Game Boy.
- "When Love Takes You In" was written inspired by Steven's family's experience of adopting their first of three adopted daughters, Shaohannah. Since Declaration, the Chapman family has adopted two more orphan girls from China, Stevey Joy and Maria Sue, who eventually died in a car accident in 2008.
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