"Good God Almighty" expresses the hope that we will continue praising God's name no matter what comes our way, recognizing how lost we'd find ourselves without Him. "This song is just some good old fashioned group-singing! And what I love about that is it is a group of people in harmony together. That’s what we need and what I'm praying for, some harmony and togetherness."

"Good God Almighty" from Crowder is now available!

"Good God Almighty" expresses the hope that we will continue praising God's name no matter what comes our way, recognizing how lost we'd find ourselves without Him. "This song is just some good old fashioned group-singing! And what I love about that is it is a group of people in harmony together. That’s what we need and what I'm praying for, some harmony and togetherness."

"Good God Almighty" from Crowder is now available!

Red Rocks Worship is a group of worshipers, creatives, songwriters, friends and family that exists to make Heaven more crowded.

"Echo Holy is a reverberation of a reality that is already underway. Based out of Revelation 4, this song seeks to capture a moment in the epicenter of praise. The intention behind this song was to be vertical and visceral—every sensation being rooted in worshipful response. “Echo Holy” lyrically imagines what the eyes might see, what the ears might hear, and how the heart might be instinctively moved. It prompts the church to remember that our voices are joining with creation across time and space. As bearers of God’s image, a song like this is native to our being. Our declaration is not simply our own, but a collective reaction to the manifest wonders of God. This hymn of praise serves to encourage us that we are a part of a cosmic, eternal, and communal recognition of God’s glory."

Red Rocks Worship is a group of worshipers, creatives, songwriters, friends and family that exists to make Heaven more crowded.

"Echo Holy is a reverberation of a reality that is already underway. Based out of Revelation 4, this song seeks to capture a moment in the epicenter of praise. The intention behind this song was to be vertical and visceral—every sensation being rooted in worshipful response. “Echo Holy” lyrically imagines what the eyes might see, what the ears might hear, and how the heart might be instinctively moved. It prompts the church to remember that our voices are joining with creation across time and space. As bearers of God’s image, a song like this is native to our being. Our declaration is not simply our own, but a collective reaction to the manifest wonders of God. This hymn of praise serves to encourage us that we are a part of a cosmic, eternal, and communal recognition of God’s glory."

Crossroads Music kicks off 2021 with "We Say Yes," a single from their upcoming Conquered Graves EP release (set for 3/19), to give us a needed reminder of why we should say "yes" to Jesus this year. This song is for the church, and is a bold declaration that says "we say yes" to Jesus and to His plan and vision.

Co-writer, Aaron Hunt said, "I love the line: Our lives opened wide, our hands lifted high. There is something so powerful about seeing a room of people with hands raised declaring that we are submitting our lives to God and whatever He has planned. It's a scary thing to say as well, because, in my experience, the things God calls me to are often very hard, but also without a doubt the most rewarding and life-changing."

Crossroads Music kicks off 2021 with "We Say Yes," a single from their upcoming Conquered Graves EP release (set for 3/19), to give us a needed reminder of why we should say "yes" to Jesus this year. This song is for the church, and is a bold declaration that says "we say yes" to Jesus and to His plan and vision.

Co-writer, Aaron Hunt said, "I love the line: Our lives opened wide, our hands lifted high. There is something so powerful about seeing a room of people with hands raised declaring that we are submitting our lives to God and whatever He has planned. It's a scary thing to say as well, because, in my experience, the things God calls me to are often very hard, but also without a doubt the most rewarding and life-changing."

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