Hillsong Worship has a 30 year legacy of carrying the ‘sound’ of Hillsong, as an expression of worship flowing from the heart and vision of the Church. There is a rich legacy of timeless confessions faith-filled anthems and declarations that will never expire or grow old.

Take Heart (Again) is a timely project. All three worship expressions of Hillsong Church (Hillsong Worship, Hillsong United and Hillsong Young and Free) came together to prayerfully craft an offering of songs, critical confessions about God’s unrivaled Lordship, His surpassing peace, the stillness of his presence and the hope that none but Jesus can offer. These songs are memorials, reminders of times and spaces where the power of God has moved mightily and will move once again.

The album title encapsulates the intended purpose for this project — that believers would Take Heart (Again), Pray (Again), Surrender (Again), Declare (Again). As you sing aloud to this album featuring “Hosanna”, “Who You Say I Am” and “Broken Vessels”, we pray that your soul would hear your mouth declare of truth of who God is and what He has done, and that you would Take Heart (Again).

Established singer/songwriter Philippa Hanna finds herself in an exciting new season as she and her husband are expecting their first baby. As the due date draws near (giddily close to Christmas), she has been considering the Christmas story and has released a collection of her favorite carols, featuring collaborations with some incredible artists, to celebrate the glorious birth of Jesus. Original Master MultiTracks for Christmas: The Greatest Story are now available! 

Red Letter Society shares, "It's Christmas time again! One of our favorite parts of the Christmas story is that Jesus came to be with us. He is God in the flesh. Scripture teaches that Jesus is the 'Image of the invisible God.' The Bible also teaches that we are made in the image of God. This perplexing truth is the heart behind our new song 'Image'. Because Jesus is the perfect image of God, we can be redeemed and restored to the life we were created to live. Without Christmas, this would not be possible!"

Pairing theologically rich lyrics with soaring melodies, Peoria, Illinois-based Grace Worship reimagines two beloved Christmas hymns in All Glory Be To Christ. The new recordings reflect a modern musical expression while simultaneously drawing from the 150-year church history at their church. Grace Worship explains, "The songs are further meant to remind listeners that there is more hope in Jesus than there is despair in our world." Bringing classical technique and lush orchestra arrangements into a pop presentation, they continue their work of creating songs that unite generations with its fresh re-imagining of “O Come, All Ye Faithful” and Kings Kaleidoscope’s hymn, “All Glory Be To Christ.”

Luke Anderson returns with Snare Collection Volume 3! This new bundle contains legendary snare sounds you’ve heard on Elevation Worship’s album “Only King Forever” and many more. These snares were captured in studio using vintage preamps, compressors, and microphones. Samples include Luke’s 1963 Acrolite 5x14, wooden Legacy 6.5x14, and samples processed through verbs, effects, and guitar pedals.

These snares are mix-ready and fit in a variety of styles and genres. Add extra character and legendary tone to your live sound, drum pad, or recordings and productions with Snare Collection Volume 3.

The new Equippers Revolution single "Can’t Live Without You" is the second single off their fifth project, their most adventurous yet. This massive praise anthem is a passionate cry of desperation, stating that we can’t live without Jesus. It's their hope that "a wider variety of sound would provide more entry points for people to encounter Jesus through the music."

"Star of the Morning" is the brand new Christmas single from Hillsong Kids. This joyful song sings out, "This is Jesus, Emmanuel our Lord / He is with us / Give praise forevermore / We will adore Him with heaven in our sight / Star of the morning / We are found in His shining light." Hillsong Kids shares their heart behind this new song writing, "We can all agree that Christmas time never fails to lift the spirits. So to celebrate the reason for the season we have released a brand new single 'Star of the Morning'. A song for children all around the globe to declare the foundational truth of Emmanuel, God with us."

“Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord, whose trust is the Lord. He is like a tree planted by water, that sends out its roots by the stream, and does not fear when heat comes, for its leaves remain green, and is not anxious in the year of drought, for it does not cease to bear fruit.” Jeremiah 17:7-8 (ESV)

Have you ever heard of the Biosphere? It’s a research facility out in the Arizona desert originally designed to study plant life inside artificial ecosystems. Perfect conditions, perfectly secure, perfectly climate controlled… sounds great right?

Here’s where things get interesting. At the start of the experiments, the trees planted in the Biosphere grew at a much faster rate than any of their siblings in the wild, BUT at a certain point, they literally just uprooted and fell over. Not just one or two, but every tree in the Biosphere would reach an age where it could not bear its own weight.

Eventually, the scientist realized the cause of the problem… there was no wind. Translation: there was no tension, no resistance, no uncertainty, no inconsistency, no reason for the root systems to learn their purpose: to grow deep.

To put it gently, this has been quite the year (said with a desperate smile). Most of us are facing more uncertainty and tension than we have ever seen in our lifetimes. Living in the struggle is hard work. We hide from it, we ignore it, we despise it. Often times we act like it will be the death of us, but it might be the thing keeping us alive. Could it be that God is more concerned with our growing rightly than our growing quickly? Could it be that God is not scared of the process though often times we act like He is? It’s good for our souls to remember that the promises of God are eternal. They do not run away from the process; they carry us through it.

“Catch Me Singing” was a call to my heart to remember – in the famine or in the feast. Remember, God knows what it's like to walk through the desert. Moreover, if our hope is truly in the resurrection, then we must always remember this: God does some of His best work in the dark. I encourage you to plant your trust by the river today, friends. Let your roots grow deep into the promise.

You’ve been God for a long time 

You’re the final word 

You’re the finish line 

Everything is gonna be alright 

You’ve been God for a long time