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About Phil Thompson
As he puts it, “The mandate is clear. I feel the Lord’s call on my life to lead people into His presence-to lead them to worship.” Standing before diverse bodies of around the world, Phil Thompson’s sincerity possesses the uncanny ability to reach people just where they are while leading them to the throne of grace. Though Phil has been singing since childhood, it wasn’t until he was 30 years old that he discovered his gifting in writing music. Not only did he establish himself as the writer behind Ashmont Hill's hits, but he's also inked songs for a multitude of artists, most notably JJ Hairston's “Love Lifted Me”. In 2017 Phil stepped forward from behind the pen and committed to one goal - worship. The world immediately took notice of this worshipper’s authentic heart as the live session video for “My Worship” garnered over 1 million views within just two months. Just over a year late it has well over 12 million views. The full project was released Spring 2018 and reached #1 on Billboard charts. It garnered both Dove Award & Stellar Award nominations. Within the year, Phil has crisscrossed the globe worshipping throughout Ghana, Nigeria, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Canada and the Caribbean Islands. Releasing his sophomore album with Integrity Music, Lion Of Judah, the songs once again transcends world borders, Phil desires nothing more than to remind believers far and wide that God’s grace is boundless, and His Love is ever present. Writing these songs on the hope and faith rising out of the ashes of the past year, Lion Of Judah is his response to the anxiety and troubles that we all face and reminding the body of Christ of the solid hope found in Jesus. “These are songs I wrote during the pandemic, which was a stressful time for us all,” Phil explains. “From standing on His promises when we’re full of fear to surrendering and welcoming newness and freshness… from sinking in anxiety to overcoming and boldly proclaiming who we are it felt like everything burned to the ground but now, the ground is more fertile than it’s ever been.”
