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NEW RELEASES | Week of 3/29/21

The Belonging Co | The Truth

"The Truth (feat. Lauren Strahm and Andrew Holt), is a bold new anthem that unashamedly declares Jesus is the only way, truth, and life. This worship moment, captured live at The Belonging Co, serves as a compass, pointing the Church back to the basis of our faith, our due North, Jesus Christ."

Phil Wickham | House of the Lord

“WE are the Church and inside of you is everything you need to totally impact, shape, and change the world around you for the kingdom of God. Jesus has put inside of us life everlasting and a joy that cannot be stolen. We may experience tribulation, grief, and pain; that is all part of the human experience but deeper than that is a joy that Jesus has given us, for he has given us a future and a hope.  Wherever you are, YOU be the house of the Lord and bring the presence of God wherever you go. Amen.”

Crowder | He Is

"This is a song for all those that are troubled, heavy-hearted, run-down, empty-handed, wandering, looking for forgiveness. He is waiting. Go and listen today and share with someone who needs a bit of hope in their ears."

Josh Baldwin | Evidence (Live)

The reimagined version of Josh Baldwin’s Evidence features his good friend and fellow Bethel Music Collective member, Dante Bowe. Stripped-down, this version unfolds into a natural and organic sound for Josh, taking him back to his deep southern roots. Josh describes this song as a journey of coming home, watching as all throughout his history, God has faithfully walked beside him every step of the way

The Belonging Co | Turn Your Eyes (Alternate Version)

The Belonging Co is a Nashville-based church who's desire is encounter over entertainment, intimacy over industry, presence over presentation, people over position, and most of all, Jesus over everything. They have released a new arrangement for Turn Your Eyes with tracks and parts for a full band. This version is available now with the hope that churches everywhere can use this song to encounter the presence of God!

Passion | Breakthrough Miracle Power (LIVE)

"Breakthrough Miracle Power” declares the character of God and the victory found in Christ. The live version, recorded at Passion 2021 in Atlanta with friends Tauren Wells and Maverick City Music, were significant stakes in the ground for the Church to sing in the midst of uncertain times, lifting our eyes to a God who remains faithful and gives us power from Heaven in all circumstances.

 

+ MORE NEW RELEASES:

Urban Life Worship | Fokus EP
Christ for the Nations Worship | King of Glory
Bethany Music | Been So Good
Crossroads Music | Conquered Grave EP
The Worship Initiative | Vol. 25
Foothills Collective | On That Sunday Morning

NEW RELEASES | Week of 3/29/21

The Belonging Co | The Truth

"The Truth (feat. Lauren Strahm and Andrew Holt), is a bold new anthem that unashamedly declares Jesus is the only way, truth, and life. This worship moment, captured live at The Belonging Co, serves as a compass, pointing the Church back to the basis of our faith, our due North, Jesus Christ."

Phil Wickham | House of the Lord

“WE are the Church and inside of you is everything you need to totally impact, shape, and change the world around you for the kingdom of God. Jesus has put inside of us life everlasting and a joy that cannot be stolen. We may experience tribulation, grief, and pain; that is all part of the human experience but deeper than that is a joy that Jesus has given us, for he has given us a future and a hope.  Wherever you are, YOU be the house of the Lord and bring the presence of God wherever you go. Amen.”

Crowder | He Is

"This is a song for all those that are troubled, heavy-hearted, run-down, empty-handed, wandering, looking for forgiveness. He is waiting. Go and listen today and share with someone who needs a bit of hope in their ears."

Josh Baldwin | Evidence (Live)

The reimagined version of Josh Baldwin’s Evidence features his good friend and fellow Bethel Music Collective member, Dante Bowe. Stripped-down, this version unfolds into a natural and organic sound for Josh, taking him back to his deep southern roots. Josh describes this song as a journey of coming home, watching as all throughout his history, God has faithfully walked beside him every step of the way

The Belonging Co | Turn Your Eyes (Alternate Version)

The Belonging Co is a Nashville-based church who's desire is encounter over entertainment, intimacy over industry, presence over presentation, people over position, and most of all, Jesus over everything. They have released a new arrangement for Turn Your Eyes with tracks and parts for a full band. This version is available now with the hope that churches everywhere can use this song to encounter the presence of God!

Passion | Breakthrough Miracle Power (LIVE)

"Breakthrough Miracle Power” declares the character of God and the victory found in Christ. The live version, recorded at Passion 2021 in Atlanta with friends Tauren Wells and Maverick City Music, were significant stakes in the ground for the Church to sing in the midst of uncertain times, lifting our eyes to a God who remains faithful and gives us power from Heaven in all circumstances.

 

+ MORE NEW RELEASES:

Urban Life Worship | Fokus EP
Christ for the Nations Worship | King of Glory
Bethany Music | Been So Good
Crossroads Music | Conquered Grave EP
The Worship Initiative | Vol. 25
Foothills Collective | On That Sunday Morning

Elevation Worship | Jireh

GRAMMY nominated and Billboard #1 worship groups Elevation Worship and Maverick City are gearing up for the release of their collaborative live album, Old Church Basement, dropping April 30, 2021. The album’s highly anticipated first single, Jireh featuring Chandler Moore and Naomi Raine of Maverick City is available today! 

“Over the past year, the Mav crew has become more like family to us,” says Chris Brown from Elevation Worship. “The times we’ve spent writing and worshipping together have been very special and felt equally important to what God was doing in both of our ministries.” Out of one of their first songwriting sessions came the song “Jireh,” a powerful ballad that Elevation Worship has been singing in their church services for several months. “It was the first song Pastor Steven and I wrote with Chandler Moore and Naomi Raine and it’s the song that kickstarted the idea for the entire project, Old Church Basement," says Brown.

“Jireh” features lead vocals from Chandler Moore and Naomi Raine, who are also credited as co-writers on the track. “This song has honestly been a reminder for me that God is everything we’ll ever need. My prayer and hope is that everyone who listens to this is reminded of the Father’s heart toward us and that He loves to take care of us,” says Naomi Raine of Maverick City. Watch the live video and learn more HERE.

Elevation Worship | Jireh

GRAMMY nominated and Billboard #1 worship groups Elevation Worship and Maverick City are gearing up for the release of their collaborative live album, Old Church Basement, dropping April 30, 2021. The album’s highly anticipated first single, Jireh featuring Chandler Moore and Naomi Raine of Maverick City is available today! 

“Over the past year, the Mav crew has become more like family to us,” says Chris Brown from Elevation Worship. “The times we’ve spent writing and worshipping together have been very special and felt equally important to what God was doing in both of our ministries.” Out of one of their first songwriting sessions came the song “Jireh,” a powerful ballad that Elevation Worship has been singing in their church services for several months. “It was the first song Pastor Steven and I wrote with Chandler Moore and Naomi Raine and it’s the song that kickstarted the idea for the entire project, Old Church Basement," says Brown.

“Jireh” features lead vocals from Chandler Moore and Naomi Raine, who are also credited as co-writers on the track. “This song has honestly been a reminder for me that God is everything we’ll ever need. My prayer and hope is that everyone who listens to this is reminded of the Father’s heart toward us and that He loves to take care of us,” says Naomi Raine of Maverick City. Watch the live video and learn more HERE.

Behind The Song | Ben Cantelon's "Hosanna"

The Hebrew meaning for word Hosanna is to ‘save or rescue.’ It also can mean ‘savior.’ I think sometimes we can think of the word Hosanna as a ‘triumphant’ word or expression but in most instances it is a cry for help. I find it fascinating that the Israelites used the word ‘Hosanna’. Little did they know that it would become not only a cry of help for those who were there in that moment, but it would become a prophetic statement for all of humanity. The Israelites did not know that Jesus was about to die for the sins of the world so that we could have eternal life. They were calling out to a Savior to save them.

For me personally, I love that this song has so much tension in it. Especially in the chorus and bridge. I feel like in that moment when Jesus was being ushered down the streets of Jerusalem, there would have been tension. A sense of praise, wonder and adoration – but equally at the same time there would have be sadness, sorrow and desperation.

Hosanna, Hosanna
In the Highest forever
Hosanna, Hosanna
Hallelujah forever

The chorus is so simple yet it conveys that tension. We are declaring when we sing Hosanna ‘Lord save us, rescue us’. Then we balance it out with praise with the lines ‘In the highest forever’ and ‘Hallelujah, forever’.

This is such a great way and powerful way to approach our relationship with Jesus. We need to present to Him what we need saving from or rescuing from in our lives. But when we do, we must not forget the importance of bringing our praise and adoration to Him even in our darkest moment of need. The tension is where the Lord is. He hears our cries and he deserves our praise.

- Ben Cantelon on Hosanna 

Behind The Song | Ben Cantelon's "Hosanna"

The Hebrew meaning for word Hosanna is to ‘save or rescue.’ It also can mean ‘savior.’ I think sometimes we can think of the word Hosanna as a ‘triumphant’ word or expression but in most instances it is a cry for help. I find it fascinating that the Israelites used the word ‘Hosanna’. Little did they know that it would become not only a cry of help for those who were there in that moment, but it would become a prophetic statement for all of humanity. The Israelites did not know that Jesus was about to die for the sins of the world so that we could have eternal life. They were calling out to a Savior to save them.

For me personally, I love that this song has so much tension in it. Especially in the chorus and bridge. I feel like in that moment when Jesus was being ushered down the streets of Jerusalem, there would have been tension. A sense of praise, wonder and adoration – but equally at the same time there would have be sadness, sorrow and desperation.

Hosanna, Hosanna
In the Highest forever
Hosanna, Hosanna
Hallelujah forever

The chorus is so simple yet it conveys that tension. We are declaring when we sing Hosanna ‘Lord save us, rescue us’. Then we balance it out with praise with the lines ‘In the highest forever’ and ‘Hallelujah, forever’.

This is such a great way and powerful way to approach our relationship with Jesus. We need to present to Him what we need saving from or rescuing from in our lives. But when we do, we must not forget the importance of bringing our praise and adoration to Him even in our darkest moment of need. The tension is where the Lord is. He hears our cries and he deserves our praise.

- Ben Cantelon on Hosanna 

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