SEU Worship shares a studio version of “Slower I Go.”

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Sanctus Real shares “On The Mend.”

On The Mend – Sanctus Real

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Gotee Records recording artist Jon Reddick opens 2025 with his new single, “No Fear,”. The worship anthem, “No Fear” premiered on K-LOVE First and Air1 Worship First, giving the national radio network’s listeners the first chance to hear Reddick’s latest track. Additionally, the official music video for the foot-stomping original also premiered simultaneously on KLOVE.com and Air1.com.

“Our hope is in Jesus, and He helps us not to escape and go around this actual thing called fear. He helps us move through it,” Reddick says of the message behind the song, which will serve as the title cut of his forthcoming sophomore album, set to release May 30, 2025.

No Fear – Jon Reddick

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Reddick’s next highly anticipated set follows his acclaimed debut, 2022’s God, Turn It Around, and his Dove-nominated hit, “I Believe It (The Life of Jesus).” With nearly 330 million lifetime streams — racking up 139 million streams in 2024 alone — as well as 2.1 million monthly Spotify listeners, Reddick is quickly cementing himself as one of the foremost worship leaders in the genre.

The worship pastor and songwriter will debut new music on the road this spring alongside Mac Powell and labelmates Cochren & Co. on Powell’s “I Love Jesus Tour,” scheduled to kick off Mar. 6 in Independence, Mo.

 2x GRAMMY-nominated band We The Kingdom releases its newest single, “You Bless Me (Thank You) [Live],” featuring Dwan Hill and The Choir Room via Capitol Christian Music Group. The song, penned by Ed Cash, Scott Cash, Martin Cash, Andrew Bergthold, and Dwan Hill, was recorded live in Nashville last fall during a special gathering with The Choir Room.

“Writing songs that are based on scripture is so important to us as a band,” says We The Kingdom, “‘You Bless Me (Thank You)’ reminds us that God will provide us with everything we need.”

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This release follows the band’s ’33’ live EP, which was launched in July 2024. The EP holds deep personal significance for Ed Cash, as it was recorded live in Minneapolis on the 33rd anniversary of his sobriety, marking an important milestone in his recovery journey.

Adding to their already impressive list of accomplishments, We The Kingdom has amassed 1 billion cumulative career streams, with 2.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify and 1.2 million combined social followers. In addition, their Grammy-nominated song “Holy Water” earned RIAA platinum certification earlier this summer. Upon release, the track remained at No. 1 on Christian radio for 8 weeks and celebrated its 5-year anniversary in September, cementing its continued popularity.

We The Kingdom is also hitting the road in 2025, performing across the country at festivals and fairs. They will be touring throughout the spring, summer, and fall of 2025, bringing their high-energy performances to fans nationwide. Stay tuned for more details on upcoming shows and festival appearances as the band continues to share their powerful music with audiences everywhere.

The new year kicks off with brand new music from a new collective, Sons Of Sunday, as they debut the first two songs from an upcoming project set to release early this year.

Sons Of Sunday (SOS) includes Steven Furtick, Brandon Lake, Chandler Moore, Chris Brown, Leeland Mooring, and Pat Barrett.

Each member brings unique talents and experiences within the Christian music scene:

Steven Furtick: Founder and lead pastor of Elevation Church, GRAMMY® Award-winning songwriter and producer, and New York Times bestselling author based in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Brandon Lake: GRAMMY® and GMA Dove Award-winning artist and songwriter known for collaborations with Elevation Worship, Maverick City Music and Bethel Music.

Chandler Moore: GRAMMY® Award-winning artist, songwriter and producer recognized for his work with Maverick City Music and collaborations with Elevation Worship.

Chris Brown: GRAMMY® and GMA Dove Award-winning artist, songwriter and producer. Leader of Elevation Worship based at Elevation Church in Charlotte, NC.

Leeland Mooring: Lead singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist for the GRAMMY® and GMA Dove Award-nominated band LEELAND.

Pat Barrett: Worship leader and GMA Dove Award-winning songwriter known for songs such as “Build My Life” and “Good Good Father.”

Dan Bremnes goes back to the beginning on “Started With You.” Part gratitude, part grapple, the atmospheric pop track reveals the singer-songwriter, at times, gasping for air as he wrestles down hope.

A tale of coming back to life, Bremnes credits his Maker for salvation and relief as easily as he credits his loved ones for sticking by his side when he hit rock bottom. A song for those at the end of their rope, “Started With You” offers a light at the end of the tunnel for anyone who’s ever felt forsaken.

Started With You – Dan Bremnes

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The Belonging Co shares “I Know That I Know” (feat. David Dennis),” which is an upbeat song from The Belonging Co’s upcoming album, Eden. The lyrics declare that what we know is true, even if circumstances around us seem disheartening.

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Anchor Hymns presents “The Garden,” the collective’s new single announcing an upcoming album. Recorded live at Covenant Presbyterian in Nashville, TN, in the very place where tragedy ripped the community apart a year prior, this project offers hope in the heartbreak and points to the dawn of resurrection despite the void of loss.

“The Garden” is a song for grief without dwelling in sadness. It’s an ode to what walking with God through tragedy is like and reflects on Christ’s time in the Garden of Gethsemane – the in-between where death and resurrection were both a reality. Led by Sandra McCracken and Sarah Kroger, the single is atmospheric and spacious, inviting listeners to experience Jesus’ love through lyrics that weave imagery from Eden and Gethsemane together.

“We considered the various images of a garden in the Bible and noticed some rich and poetic parallels. I find this [song] to be deeply contemplative,” McCracken explained. Since its inception, Anchor Hymns has sought to create space for suffering and celebration alike. The collective’s founder, Andrew Osenga, noted, “We mourn, but we rejoice. We doubt, but we believe,” a sentiment encapsulated in “The Garden.”

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The Gray Havens releases “Where The Living Is Deep.”

Where The Living Is Deep – The Gray Havens

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Afrobeats Worship’s new project, “Afrobeats Worship Vol. 1” was born as the exploration of connecting worship and Afrobeats music.

The band – made of Kanjii Mbugua and Rashon Murph – hopes to create music that reaches a younger generation in the West and magnifies native sounds in the African Church. This new EP harnesses their mission with new energetic interpretations of influential church songs.

They uniquely tap into the fastest-rising trend of the global music landscape, forging worship that serves people right at the heart of their culture. Afrobeats Worship’s key message with this EP is that God created beauty in all of creation, everywhere. “This is our way of sharing some of this beauty,” concluded Kanji.

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