Amy Grant’s Christmas music is some of her most enduring, and it’s easy to understand why. As with her massive crossover hits, the CCM legend’s string of holiday albums feature lovingly crafted blends of traditional Christian values with secular pop hooks. This is especially true of the 1992 blockbuster Home for Christmas, on which old hymns come wrapped in contemporary arrangements, while modern fare is suffused with a solemnity that makes newer songs sound like they’ve been around for generations. Grant has even managed the rare feat of adding new pieces to the Christmas canon, including the deeply meditative “Breath of Heaven (Mary’s Song).”