I have a large number of non-Christian friends of about my age (34), who tend to associate CCM with painfully sincere lyrics and an embarrassingly over-produced sound.  Of all the albums I own that I use to "break them in" to the contemporary Christian sound, 40 Acres (along with either of Jennifer Knapp's recordings) is the most successful.  This is a wonderful album, rich both in praise and in wisdom, and rich both in the angst of young adulthood (yes, Christians get "angsty" too!) and in trust in God.  Yes, I tell my friends, Christians worry about finding the right person (and "Table for Two" is a marvelous meditation on that subject) and about differentiating themselves from family and friends and walking one's own walk with God (the marvelous "Faith my Eyes").