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Jesus Culture - Worthy Of Hallelujah

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Jesus Culture

Title:

Worthy Of Hallelujah

Type:

Album

Released:

21 Mar 2025

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Jesus Culture say "Albums are a snapshot in time. We feel this deeply within the church where there are always changing seasons. And often the current season looks very different from the prior season. We navigate through the changes seeking the Lord and straining to hear His voice. The last Jesus Culture album, Why Not Right Now?, was our response to the changes and hardships of 2020, declaring that in the midst of a chaotic season that we believe God is still on His throne and we will see revival in our day. "

They go on to say “We weren’t...
Read More Jesus Culture say "Albums are a snapshot in time. We feel this deeply within the church where there are always changing seasons. And often the current season looks very different from the prior season. We navigate through the changes seeking the Lord and straining to hear His voice. The last Jesus Culture album, Why Not Right Now?, was our response to the changes and hardships of 2020, declaring that in the midst of a chaotic season that we believe God is still on His throne and we will see revival in our day. "

They go on to say “We weren’t writing about what God could do for us, but we purely wanted to honor Jesus and put a crown on His head.”

Starting with the atmospheric 'None Like You', this is a wonderful worship song that keeps the listener in a sense of passionate worship declaring over and over that there is None Like Jesus.

The track 'The Lamb Slain' is about Jesus on the Cross and what that means to us as people. The album overall has this triumphant worshipful feel to it, mixing together atmospheric music, passionate music and a sense of fist pumping "God is amazing" kind of zeal. These are songs for the church who want to be strengthened, it isn't a stripped back album, but at times it really feels like this album was a collection of people in a room with no distractions of the world and giving everything in their soul through musical art, lyrics with fire and emotion.

Derek Johnson eclipse this lyrically and vocally so well in the track 'Presence of The Lord' - this isn't a song with all the sparkle and bells and whistles of some songs, this is back to basic music that compliments the words that are being sung.

The album has different lead vocals on the different songs, Marie Welch, Derek Johnson, Brett Lee Miller, Lindsey Arcaro, Bryan & Katie Torwalt, Canaan Baca, Kristene DiMarco and Zoe Faye. Each person gives their own style and special sound to their respected songs, this again adds a dimension to the album that you might not get on other live albums.

This is a subtle passionate worship album, it feels like a prayer, a cry or even a stripped backed to the centre of what the worship music should and is about. In the song 'Christ Is All' the simple yet important chorus of "Christ is all that matters" kind of sums up the album theme and feeling. Yet taking everything back a few steps, this lets the listener refocus of what is the most important and that is declaring Jesus is 'Worthy Of Hallelujah".

LTTM Rating 4.5 Out of 5 Stars
Standout Tracks
None Like You
Presence Of The Lord
Near The Lord

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Jesus Culture - Christ Is All

Official Video for 'Christ Is All' by Jesus Culture feat. Myriah Grubbs.

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Jesus Culture - We Want More

Official Video for 'We Want More' by Jesus Culture feat. Bryan & Katie Torwalt, Canaan Baca, from the album 'Worthy Of Hallelujah' releasing March 21.