Red Letter Society is a group of worship leaders from churches across the Central Virginia area. We love serving the local church and are passionate about seeing theologically sound music being sung in churches across the world.

“In preparation for Red Letter Society’s upcoming album Manifest, one of the team’s goals was to write a song that imagines meeting God face to face. “Wonder” is a humble attempt to lyrically and musically express the awesome power of God’s presence.” Wonder EP features the title track plus “100x,” “Surrendered Hearts,” and “Thirst.”

“And he passed in front of Moses, proclaiming, “The Lord, the Lord, the compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness…” Exodus 34:6

It’s been said that worship starts with a revelation. God reveals who He is to us and we respond in worship. The Scripture is the definitive source to understanding who God is and what He is like. It’s when we have a clear vision, we can navigate the uncertainties of life.

Even early on in the story when God’s people were at a crossroads, God revealed Himself to Moses on the mountain top. In Exodus 34, God says that He is the Lord. He alone is God. There is no one like Him. There is nothing that rivals Him. He alone is the Lord, and in His greatness, He is also a good God. He goes on to tell Moses that He is gracious, kind and compassionate. He is patient and forgiving and out of His goodness He will bring about justice in the world. God was going to take care of Moses and His people.

In my own journey over the last year, there have been setbacks and disappointments. The world feels very uncertain and I found in my worship that I was hungry for a song that was not centered on me and my problems. It almost felt counterintuitive. I know God cares about me and my problems, and I don’t want to minimize and not deal with them, but I feel like I tapped into a greater power by saying to God, “In the midst of it all, You are the Lord. The disappointment or hurt is not the Lord. The unknown is not the Lord. Jesus, You are the Lord.”

I have actually found that when I look up and set my heart and my mind on God, I am transformed into His image. As I behold Him, I become like Him! He is not only changing me, He is also changing my perspective and giving me a renewed sense of hope.

The ultimate act of His power and goodness is revealed to us through the cross and the resurrection. Because Jesus alone has brought us from death to life, He alone is worthy of all our worship in every season. As Jesus followers, I pray our lives in the good and hard times would reflect the greatness of His glory and the goodness of His redemption to the culture around us. I hope we can be strong and shine bright.

- Brett Younker (Passion)

Chris Tomlin blurs the lines of country and CCM with the new radio version of his single God Who Listens (ft. Thomas Rhett)! The song originally appeared on his latest album, Chris Tomlin & Friends. 

"This song is centered around what sets God apart from all the other idols and gods in the world: He listens. Not sometimes, but always. You know, sometimes He is listening and moving in our lives and we have no idea and sometimes He is listening and moving and it is so apparent. Getting to write this one with my close friend Thomas Rhett was something I will never forget. I hope this song touches you the way it has me and reminds you that we pray to a God who listens to us, sees us, and loves us."

With one of the most relevant voices of this generation, Tye Tribbett embodies a sound that reaches the heart of believers of all ages. His music cannot be classified as one genre but his unique abstract way encompasses all. His high energy, powerful, and infectious music has helped redefine gospel music and earned him two #1 albums, two Stellar Awards and three Grammy nominations. 

Anyhow is a raw proclamation that encourages people to persevere, no matter how challenging the circumstance. Marked by gritty determination, “Anyhow” is a necessary addition to the soundtrack of this year. Original Master MultiTracks are now available! 

Last year LUMINS was formed: a group made up of songwriters, producers and musicians from the Creative Collective at The Austin Stone. Their songs are a mix of EDM, synth pop, and live instruments. “It’s a really fresh, fun, high energy sound!” shares Kyle Lent, Director of Music with Austin Stone Worship.

“Jesus Lifted High is a simple prayer and longing to see Jesus get the glory He deserves! We can trust His heart, even in our suffering. We can trust His way, even in our doubts. And we long to see His name lifted higher and higher, so that He might draw all people to Himself!” 

Three additional songs from SongLab's latest release Live from South Eden are now available! This project celebrates the privilege believers have of walking down God's perfect path, and trading our old lives for the infinitely better new ones we find in Christ.

SongLab is a collective of worshipers coming together to magnify the Lord through worship and songwriting. "We believe God has a message etched on each of our hearts meant to influence culture and inspire the world around us. SongLab creates space to write and release the unique songs within all of us."

Fellowship Creative is a movement of artists emerging from and evolving around Fellowship Church, where life change inspires creativity, and creativity inspires life change. Every song, every video, every expression has a story behind it – and that story begins with who Jesus is and what he does in people’s lives.

Their new single The Lord Is In The Fight is now available! “Don’t ever give up, don’t ever lose hope, don’t ever forget it: THE LORD IS IN THE FIGHT!”

ICF Worship is not simply a band— they are strongly connected with and focused on the local churches of the ICF Movement and beyond. For more than 10 years ICF has released albums, with each project teaching them more about themselves, songwriting and the sound that defines their church.

“Our Father from ICF Worship is about what Jesus taught us to pray and an invitation to practice it - it's a picture of a loving Father who desires for us to persevere in prayer and reach out to him. Member of ICF Worship Ariena shares, "I love the part when we sing 'WE BELIEVE IN THE LOVE OF OUR FATHER'; it's the only thing that remains [after all] and that really satisfies our soul." 

"We were writing this song up in the mountains on a team retreat when suddenly Jesus revealed Himself as we were praising him. The song became our reality. God opened the heavens," - Luca Aprile (ICF Worship leader).