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• ''Third Day'' (1995)
  
  
• ''Conspiracy No. 5'' (1996) #50 US
  
  
• ''Southern Tracks'' (1999) (out of print mini-album)
  
  
• ''Time'' (1999) #63 US
  
  
• ''Offerings'' (2000) #66 US
  
  
• ''Come Together'' (2001)
  
  
• ''Offerings II'' (2003) #18 US
  
  
• ''Wire'' (2004) #12 US
  
  
• ''Live Wire'' (2004)
  
  
• ''Where Ever You Are''(2005) #8 USThird Day has also released two unofficial albums. Long Time Forgotten was released in 1993, and Contagious which was released in 1994.
  
  

  Live music videos

  
  
  
• ''The Offerings Experience'' (2002)
  
  
• ''The Come Together Tour'' (2003)
  
  
• ''Live Wire'' (2004)
  
  

Members

• Mac Powell - singer and guitars
  
  
• Mark Lee - guitars and lap steel
  
  
• Brad Avery - guitars
  
  
• Tai Anderson - bass guitar
  
  
• David Carr - drums
  
  

Other Members

• Billy Wilkins - keyboards, was a member in the band's younger days
  
  
• Geof Barkley, keyboards, Geof played keyboards on every live album in the bands history and every live show for nearly seven years. Geof also performed on "Wherever You Are". Although never officially a member of the band, Brad Avery has described Geof as '"in the band", but he's not a "member" of Third Day, that's two different things. But he is in the band, and he plays with us live every night, and he rocks. He sings great.' Geof's background vocals in songs such as "God of Wonders" and "Took My Place" as well as "You Are So Good To Me" have become integral parts of Third Day's live sound. Geof finished touring with Third Day in 2005. Geof's final concert with Third Day was October 21, 2005 in Raleigh, North Carolina.
  
  

  Fans

  
  
  

Fans of the band are collectively called Gomers. Gomer, in a sense, is their last name. Each Gomer must choose a first name, such as Happy Gomer, Mac Gomer etc. Gomer is the name of Hosea's unfaithful wife. In the story no matter how many times Gomer left Hosea, Hosea would always rescue her when she got into trouble, this story is explored in Third Day's song ''Gomer's Theme''. When attending Third Day concerts, Gomers wear the color orange, so that the band can see them easily from the stage. To read the full story and longer explanation go to http://www.gomers.net/html/what_does_gomer_mean_.htmlAs always though, word choice is different depending on geographic location, not all fans of the group call themselves Gomers.