(by Taiyemi) The song, “All I Want” is a heartfelt worship song that was born from the place of intimacy and devotion. It came just like the 100+ songs we have published: a melody rises...
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Inspired by the story of Nicodemus, this visual journey explores the tension between knowing about Jesus and encountering Jesus face to face.
What if Easter is not just something we remember, but something we stand in? Today, whispering HOPE¹⁵ is released, a five-song worship EP led by Gresha Schuilling,...
(by Taiyemi) The song, “All I Want” is a heartfelt worship song that was born from the place of intimacy and devotion. It came just like the 100+ songs we have published: a melody rises in the heart, and we sit down and write until it's complete.
The song is about a longing to worship God, always. It is about blessing the name of the Lord and not forgetting all His goodness to us, just like the Psalmist said. It's a deeply personal worship for every soul that longs for God above everything else, giving Him the praise that belongs to Him alone.
The song was recorded live at the Ageless One Concert, like many of our songs, including:
He is Risen
The Lord’s Prayer
I am Free
Heal Our Land
The Ageless One and many more
The song was performed by our dear friend, Danny Oates.
It is our prayer that the song will be a blessing to you and your loved ones. Please feel free to sing it and share it with someone who needs it today.
Before The World Is Judged: A Call Back To The Church In whispering HOPE¹⁴ | Posted March-25-2026
March 25, 2026
Before the seals are opened, He speaks to His Church.
Released today, whispering HOPE¹⁴ is an eight-song worship album led by Gresha Schuilling and Shimron Fernando - a prophetic journey through Revelation, where the voice of Christ calls His Church back to truth, fire, and first love.
This is not comfort. This is correction wrapped in mercy.
Written by Shimron Fernando, The Voice Among The Lampstands reveals the risen Christ walking among His Church, seeing, knowing, and calling it back before judgment begins. Ephesus: Love Restored confronts the quiet loss of first love - where truth remained, but devotion faded. Smyrna: Crown of Life honours those who suffer faithfully, declaring that what looks like loss is eternal gain. Pergamum: Hidden Manna speaks to those surrounded by compromise - calling them to stand firm and be sustained by what only Christ can give.
Thyatira: Eyes of Flame unveils the Christ who sees everything - calling for purity and promising authority to those who endure. Sardis: Wake the Dead sounds the alarm to what looks alive but is spiritually empty - a call to awaken before it is too late. Philadelphia: Open Door brings promise to the faithful - that what Christ opens, no one can shut. Laodicea: Lukewarm closes with a piercing invitation - step out of complacency and return to a burning, wholehearted faith.
Music and production across all eight songs are by Gresha Schuilling, with mastering by Shimron Fernando.
Sharing the heart behind the project, Gresha Schuilling reflects:
"whispering HOPE¹⁴ is about hearing Him before it is too late. Before the world is judged, He speaks to His Church first."
Shimron Fernando adds:
"These songs are not just messages, they are warnings, invitations, and promises. Every line is meant to bring the listener back to what matters most."
whispering HOPE¹⁴ is a call to return, to endure, and to overcome. It is the sound of a Church being prepared.
Listen now at https://www.whisperinghoperecords.com
About whispering HOPE:
Led by Gresha Schuilling and Shimron Fernando, whispering HOPE is more than music. Guided by the teachings of their spiritual father Prophet Jerome Fernando, it is a worship movement where Scripture, sound, and innovation meet to awaken hearts, deepen faith, and proclaim Jesus Christ to the nations.
Death Lost Its Claim: The Sound of Resurrection Power in whispering HOPE¹⁵ | Posted March-25-2026
April 1, 2026
What if Easter is not just something we remember, but something we stand in? Today, whispering HOPE¹⁵ is released, a five-song worship EP led by Gresha Schuilling, Rachel Samuel, and Shimron Fernando - capturing the moment heaven answered the cross, and everything changed.
This is not a retelling. This is a revelation.
Written by Shimron Fernando, The Grave Could Not Hold Him declares heaven’s verdict over the cross - the stone did not stand a chance, Alive In His Wounds reveals that the scars became living proof that we now stand restored, He Holds the Keys announces that death lost its authority the moment Jesus took what once held us captive, and Firstborn from the Grave proclaims that His rising began a new humanity that will follow Him.
Closing the EP, Resurrection Grace, written by Rachel Samuel, brings it home - the same power that raised Christ is now alive in us.
Music and production across all five songs are by Gresha Schuilling, with mastering by Shimron Fernando.
Sharing the heart behind the project, Gresha Schuilling reflects:
"whispering HOPE¹⁵ is about the resurrection as God’s answer. Not just that Jesus rose, but what His rising means for us now - justification, victory, authority, and life."
Rachel Samuel adds:
"This song came from the reality that the resurrection isn’t distant. The same power that raised Jesus is at work in us. It’s not just something we celebrate - it’s something we live."
Shimron Fernando shares:
"The aim was to carry both clarity and weight. These songs are doctrinal, but they needed to feel alive - like truth that breathes, not just truth that is stated."
whispering HOPE¹⁵ is a resurrection journey - from verdict to victory, from empty tomb to living power. It is worship that does not stop at the cross, but stands in what came after.
Listen now at https://www.whisperinghoperecords.com
About whispering HOPE:
Led by Gresha Schuilling, Rachel Samuel, and Shimron Fernando, whispering HOPE is more than music. Guided by the teachings of their spiritual father Prophet Jerome Fernando, it is a worship movement where Scripture, sound, and innovation meet to awaken hearts, deepen faith, and proclaim Jesus Christ to the nations.
What does it mean to see? | Posted March-25-2026
What does it mean to truly see?
Inspired by the story of Nicodemus, this visual journey explores the tension between knowing about Jesus and encountering Jesus face to face.
A reminder that even when you can’t see the way, God is still moving, still working, still faithful. In the quiet, in the waiting, in the unknown. He is there.
This song is for the moments you feel lost, for the seasons that don’t make sense yet, for anyone holding on to faith when sight feels limited.
When Faith Meets the Impossible | Posted March-21-2026
What does it feel like to stand at the edge of one of lifes stormy seas, wondering if God sees you there? The seed for "Mid-Broken Sea" by Krystal Dawn Land was planted one early morning in March of 2024, somewhere between a deep sleep and waking up, when Krystal saw the words, “Mid-Broken Sea” appearing one letter at a time across white paper in an old typewriter. As she saw this title, she saw a sketch of ocean waves on each side. This picture kept coming back to mind throughout the following year. As the lyrics and melody shaped, the story danced between Biblical accounts and current ongoings of those we pray will trust God’s hand and allow Him to lead them through their Broken Sea.
The message of this song isn't one of abstract theology. It's a practical lifeline for anyone who is going through one of life's storms and it places God center stage: "I'm trying to show you my hand, to lead you to the Promise Land." Notice the invitation to partner with God: "Step out and walk with me, faith is all you need."
The song acknowledges our brokenness, names it fully. "In the middle of the broken sea" isn't a place of abandonment, but a place of encounter. A place where our deepest fears part like waves. It's a song that pulses with that hope, encouraging us to "Look beyond the waves, hear beyond the noise, seas become dry land when you follow my voice." That dry land is His triumph, because "I’ll make a way when there’s no way, trust me and obey... In the middle of the broken sea, I’m in the middle of the broken sea."
God shows up when waters run deepest. His hand is extended right now, in your storm. May this song remind you that you have the power to trust, obey, and step forward. Your sea has a middle—but so does your Savior.
Modern hymn “Great I Am” blends orchestral worship with trumpets and strings, proclaiming the return of Christ. | Posted March-18-2026
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Tina's live concert "Anthems Of Praise" will be held on 07/11/26 in London.
About the song
Inspired by 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17 and 1 Corinthians 15:51–52
Gospel artist and worship minister Tina Divine announces the release of a new sacred hymn titled “Great I Am,” a reverent, orchestral worship piece inspired by the biblical promise of Christ’s triumphant return for His bride.
Rooted in 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17 and 1 Corinthians 15:51–52, “Great I Am” is written in the tradition of classic Christian hymns, combining rich orchestral textures with the solemn yet victorious sounds of trumpets and strings. The composition reflects the majesty of heaven, the call of the last trumpet, and the eternal hope of resurrection.
The hymn captures the sacred moment described in Scripture—when the trumpet shall sound, the dead shall be raised, and believers will be transformed to meet the Lord in the clouds. With its stately melody and worshipful arrangement, “Great I Am” invites congregations and listeners into awe, expectation, and reverence before the eternal sovereignty of Christ.
“This hymn was written to honour the holiness of God and to remind the Church of the hope we carry—the resurrection, the transformation, and the everlasting reign of Jesus Christ, the Great I Am,” says Tina Divine.
Designed for church worship, sacred gatherings, and personal devotion, “Great I Am” bridges timeless hymnody with cinematic orchestral worship, creating a sound that is both glorious and prophetic.
Scripture Inspiration:
“Behold, I show you a mystery… in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump.” — 1 Corinthians 15:51–52 (NKJV)
“Great I Am” will be available from 20th March, 2026 on all major digital streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube.
Following to the Ends | Posted January-16-2026
Have you ever felt God nudging you toward something more, possibly something way outside of your comfort zone? For Mikey Adebayo, that divine nudge during a ministry trip to his hometown (Birmingham) to minister at a church event also led to this song, “I Must Go (The Apostolic Song).”
Inspired by Acts 1:8, Mikey wrote this song as a prayerful response to God’s call. It's not the kind of response that is asking you to listen... It's the kind of response that invites you to move and go where God sends you. That entire weekend, Mikey began to mull over the words “I must go, I must follow, I must serve my Lord, where he leads, Oh I will follow Him to the greatest ends of the earth.”
It's easy to have an opinion when someone else receives such a calling, but what do you do when God is calling you? What will our response be? Will it be: "Lord, I will follow you // To the greatest ends of the earth"?
As I ponder on the words of the chorus, I shamefully admit that I added conditions after these lines: "You have rescued my life // I have seen your light // Where you lead //
Lord, I will follow you..." and in my heart I added "but please Lord, not to the uttermost parts of the earth!" Then I remembered how the gifts of the Spirit work.
So what is the takeaway here? God knows us better than we know ourselves. Am I prepared to follow where He leads me? Unconditionally! The core message isn't about being called to a place; it is about being called to a posture. A posture of surrender. A posture of readiness, readiness to serve how and where God wants me. It's about putting the gifts of the Spirit that God has blessed us with into action, right where God wants them.
The beauty is that our journey of obedience is never one that we take alone. Part of our journey is asking ourselves if we are ready to embrace our purpose... God's purpose with us, a purpose for which He prepared a way? May this song be the prayer that sends you out to find your “uttermost parts of the earth”, what or wherever that may be, and then take that next step in faith. You were made for more than comfort. You were made to go. Listen to His call. Then go.
What does it sound like when God sings? | Posted November-03-2025
What does it sound like when God sings? Roma Waterman’s new album, When God Sings, is an exploration of that mystery — a sonic pilgrimage that invites the listener to hear heaven’s melody echo through the heart. Each track is both prayer and prophecy: songs birthed in the secret place and captured in live moments of worship where the boundary between earth and eternity grows thin. Blending cinematic piano, ethereal vocals, and ambient soundscapes, When God Sings traces the journey of the worshipper who first sings a prayer to God — and then begins to hear Him sing back. The result is an atmosphere that feels both intimate and expansive, contemplative yet charged with divine presence. Roma Waterman is an Australian worship leader, songwriter, and teacher whose ministry spans more than three decades. Known for merging prophetic expression with theological depth, she has trained worship teams and songwriters around the world and founded creative, prophetic communities devoted to helping believers encounter God through artistry and stillness and theology. Her music carries the same heartbeat as her teaching: to make space for people to be transformed by the presence of God. Roma has spent decades shaping the sound of worship and creativity in her life. In recent decades this has been in the quiet, tucked away in her prayer room. In her past, she has been a session vocalist for various TV shows, and a vocal coach for artists on The X Factor and Australian Idol, and she also founded the renowned Melbourne Gospel Choir. Her songs and books have received multiple awards, and through her online communities and podcast, she has taught thousands around the world how to hear God’s voice and engage deeply with Scripture. In a noisy world, Roma’s music calls us back to the quiet — to the place where heaven’s song can be heard again. It is worship as dialogue, sound as sanctuary, and a tender reminder that before we ever sang to Him, He was, and is, already singing over us.
Stevie Hulgraine's debut single | Posted August-04-2025
Emerging Irish Christian artist Stevie Hulgraine proudly presents his debut single, "House of God," a song that is based entirely in scripture. This song marks Hulgraine’s entrance into the Christian music scene. The song describes his journey of faith and salvation.
The inspiration for this song came during prayer. Hulgraine was led to create a song based on the Word of God, starting with Genesis 28:17. “A word was passed on to me during prayer that I should write a song purely based on scripture and start it with Genesis 28:17,” Hulgraine shares. “When I opened the Bible, I saw the words, ‘This is the house of God and this is the gate of heaven.’ I prayed some more, and the Lord proceeded to reveal the lyrics to this song to me through scripture, praise God.”
"House of God" is Hulgraine testament about his newfound faith and his commitment to share the gospel through music. The lyrics are based on scripture and delivered with passion, inviting us to connect with God and reflect on His promises for us.
Come and join Stevie Hulgraine on his musical and spiritual journey.
I’m proud that I did what God told me to do | Posted July-30-2025
This inspiring first album features a collection of Ford’s original songs, including Jesus Poured His Love Down, I’m Gonna Sail Away, God’s Everlasting Lasting, I Know I’ve Been Blessed, and more. Ford’s songs carry powerful messages of spiritual awakening and divine love — many of which came to him in dreams.
“I never had a thought in my mind about creating music, but this is a calling from God,” says Ford. Speaking about Jesus Poured His Love Down, he adds, “This song came to me during a dream where I was sitting in my church, listening to the choir sing. When I woke up, I quickly recorded the initial lyrics I remembered, and the rest unfolded from there.”
Recently released as a single, Jesus Poured His Love Down captures the sudden feeling of overwhelming love Ford felt from God. “This song is about that powerful moment when Jesus poured His love down on me. It’s a feeling I want others to experience too,” he shares. The track’s spirit is uplifting and hopeful, meant to inspire listeners and remind them of God’s endless care. Ford hopes that through every song on Anthems of Hope, listeners will be encouraged and moved to live for Jesus.
For Ford, this release marks both a personal and spiritual breakthrough. Despite having no prior experience with music production or songwriting, he chose to follow God’s calling — overcoming self-doubt and navigating an entirely new creative path. As he stepped out in faith, Ford found collaborators who helped bring his vision to life, including Calvin Ivy, whose voice is featured on several tracks. He also worked with producer Warren Gilmore and Rick Turcotte of Flatlander Sound Studios to shape the album’s soulful sound.
When creating Anthems of Hope, Ford drew inspiration from Gospel legends like Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers.
“I’m proud that I did what God told me to do,” Ford says. “This is my first time creating music, and it sounds great. I’m excited to share it with the world.”
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