Crossway Worship's new EP 'Kintsugi', available now on all music platforms, elevates God’s handiwork as He lovingly collects our broken pieces and makes us new.
Inspired by the traditional Japanese art form of repairing broken pottery using lacquer and gold, Crossway Worship’s third EP delivers five new tracks that illuminate how each stage in the process of Kintsugi resembles God’s restoration and renewal in our lives.
The first track, 'Future Hope', represents the ‘break’ stage and tells how the artisan, God, sees our brokenness and chooses to focus on our potential, our ‘future hope’. 'Mosaic' highlights the ‘assemble’... Read MoreCrossway Worship's new EP 'Kintsugi', available now on all music platforms, elevates God’s handiwork as He lovingly collects our broken pieces and makes us new.
Inspired by the traditional Japanese art form of repairing broken pottery using lacquer and gold, Crossway Worship’s third EP delivers five new tracks that illuminate how each stage in the process of Kintsugi resembles God’s restoration and renewal in our lives.
The first track, 'Future Hope', represents the ‘break’ stage and tells how the artisan, God, sees our brokenness and chooses to focus on our potential, our ‘future hope’. 'Mosaic' highlights the ‘assemble’ stage and acknowledges how the Lord lovingly and carefully puts us back together.
'I Will Stretch My Hands', 'Renew' and 'Brand New Thing' are built around the remaining three steps in this unique art form, ‘wait’, ‘repair’ and ‘reveal’. These songs explore the themes of worshipping God while we wait for breakthrough, trusting God’s Spirit to shape and refine us and rejoicing in His finished work!
Poetic, spoken-word pieces and unique digital artwork have been developed alongside each new track to enrich the listening experience and encourage meditation on what’s possible when we invite God into our brokenness. Listeners are invited to explore this creative work at crossway.org.au/worship/kintsugi.
“When people listen to Kintsugi, we pray they’ll be filled with a new sense of faith and wonder for God’s good work in our lives”, said Music Director, Tim Thong.
“God is the master artist and all things are possible with Him. He knows how to lovingly and gently restore our broken pieces and make us new. We just need to trust in His process and lean into His plans”.
To celebrate the launch of Kintsugi, Crossway Worship would love to hear a story of God’s restoration in your life. Post your story and tag @crosswayworshipau #kintsugi or message the group directly via Instagram or Facebook.
Crossway Worship is a ministry of Crossway Baptist Church in Melbourne, Victoria that exists to bring people into closer relationship with Jesus through music. The group released its debut studio album, Closer Further, in 2020. Previous EPs include My All In All and All I Desire.
Crossway Worship's new single, 'Future Hope', tells of the master artist's work in our lives as He collects our broken pieces and makes us new. The song was released at midnight on Spotify, Apple and YouTube Music. 'Future…
Crossway Worship is a ministry of Crossway Baptist Church in Melbourne, Victoria. The group released its debut studio album, Closer Further, last year and exists to bring people into closer relationship with Jesus through music.…
