Red Worship Releases New Song 'YESHUA'
Red Worship releases its newest single, “Yeshua,” today, ahead of the collective’s anticipated live album, WITNESS, arriving September 25. A powerful worship song recorded live at Redemption Church in San Jose, California, “Yeshua” centers on the name and character of Jesus. Beginning intimately and building into a stirring declaration of worship, the song reflects Red Worship’s desire to create music that gives the Church meaningful language to worship.
“When we started singing ‘Yeshua,’ it felt like one of those moments where you stop trying to say something impressive and just tell Jesus who He is,” shares Red Worship. “This song really came from remembering His faithfulness in our own lives, how He keeps meeting us in every season. Our prayer is that it helps people slow down, remember His goodness, and find fresh language to worship Him.”
“Yeshua” is led by Red Worship's Jonathan Stamper and Lizzie Morgan, and it follows the previously released songs “Memories,” “Christ Our King,” and “Testify (smell like smoke),” offering another glimpse into WITNESS. Recorded live at Redemption Church, the upcoming album captures the authentic sound of a church passionately pursuing God’s presence, blending contemporary worship, gospel, urban influences, hymns and moments of high praise.
The new release arrives as Red Worship celebrates two GMA Dove Award nominations. “Something’s About to Shift (Live),” led by Jonathan Stamper, is nominated for Gospel Worship Recorded Song of the Year, while Live at Redemption Church received a nomination for Gospel Worship Album of the Year.
The recognition adds to a season of significant momentum for Red Worship, which has experienced 150% growth in streaming over the past year. This fall, the collective will also join CeCe Winans as special guests on her nationwide arena tour.
