In 1992, Chapman made a successful shift into a more mainstream audience with his album "The Great Adventure". The album garnered Chapman two more Grammys, for the album and for the title track video, again in gospel categories. After Sparrow Records was purchased by EMI/Liberty, they began to market the album to a broader audience, pushing it to gold status in 1993. The success of the album prompted Chapman to record one of his concerts and release it as "The Live Adventure", both as a video and a CD. This continuation won Chapman more GMA Awards, and also a new award from "American Songwriter" magazine for Songwriter and Artist of the Year.