NEW WORSHIP FRIDAY: Vineyard Worship & Worship For Everyone
Worthy Of It All
“Worthy of it All (Holy Are You Lord)" reimagines a powerful modern worship anthem with a fresh, contemporary Vineyard sound. Worship leader Kyle Howard's inspired bridge “Holy Are You Lord” adds a new dimension to the song, fostering a deep adoration and connection to the presence of the Holy One.
Every knee will bow down, every voice will cry out
Holy are you Lord
All creation rises, giving You all glory
Holy are You, Lord
"Worthy of it All (Holy Are You Lord)” is more than just a song; it's an invitation. An invitation to raise your voice and to bow in reverence.
Whether at home or in your church service, it is our hope that "Worthy of it All (Holy Are You Lord)" will become a cherished part of your worship experience.
This song is the second single release from the upcoming EP, Sing Together – Now Until Forever releasing August 2nd.
Breathe
Worship For Everyone – the all age worship movement hailing from the UK – releases a new album titled “Breathe.” Made up of Nick and Becky Drake, parents to four children themselves, Worship For Everyone has been ministering to kids in church groups and schools for years. From their extensive experience, they recognized a need for worship songs that create an atmosphere of stillness, which they offer through the ten songs on “Breathe.”
“Knowing that so many children have enjoyed our songs over the years, we wanted to create an album that would still feel familiar to our listeners, but with a totally different feel,” they share.
“Breathe” is sonically spacious, creating an opportunity for families to enjoy peaceful, reflective, and meditative moments together with simple and beautiful worship.
“We hope these songs will bless every generation, creating and serving those quieter moments that we need and often long for. We hope above all that people of all ages will be able to draw comfort and sustenance from God as these songs minister to them,” they conclude.
Worship For Everyone’s new album speaks to an anxious generation, reminding them to catch their breath and slow down, but also of the Breath of God who made and restore