Red Rocks Worship Releases New Live Album 'Promised Land'
Red Rocks Worship releases its new live album, Promised Land, today with Provident Entertainment. The new project captures a milestone moment for the Denver-based church. Recorded live at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheater during Red Rocks Church’s 20th anniversary celebration in November 2025, the project reflects two decades of ministry, community, and worship from the church that took its name from the legendary Colorado landmark. The album blends sweeping live worship moments with heartfelt reminders of God’s nearness and faithfulness. Promised Land is available on all platforms now.
Red Rocks Worship's Tyler Roberts shares that he came to realize the “Promised Land” was never about reaching a destination, achieving, or reaching a finish line, but about recognizing the presence of God in the here and now. That revelation became the heartbeat of the record: surrendering striving, letting go of expectations, and discovering that God’s presence is all we truly need. The songs throughout the album invite listeners into moments of worship marked by honesty, freedom, and dependence on the Lord.
“We’re praying these songs would draw people close to the Lord. To be an awakening of hearts to the reality that His presence is our true Promised Land,” Tyler Roberts shares about the album. “It’s not a destination we strive to reach, but a promise we get to live in right now.”
More than a live recording, Promised Land serves as a representation of over 20 years of ministry by Red Rocks Church, a celebration of home, legacy, and worship rooted in authentic community. From thousands gathering under the Colorado skyline to intimate stories of faith behind the songs, the album captures Red Rocks Worship’s desire to create space for imperfect people to encounter a perfect God. Featuring the lead single “The Lord Is With Me” with Elevation Worship’s Chris Brown, the single will go to radio for adds on August 7th. This album is a powerful collection that honors where the church has been while pointing listeners toward the enduring truth at the center of every song: His presence is the Promised Land.
