Brewster, a senior pastor for the multi-campus Bayside Church near Sacramento, California, says the album is a reminder that “God is always working behind the scenes.” It is a theme that echoes throughout his journey, from a childhood overshadowed by abuse, to a life filled with forgiveness and a ministry that has impacted believers around the world.

“The more of life I see, the more I need to remember that He really is the ‘God of the Impossible’,” explains Brewster, a guitar virtuoso who has been playing since age nine. “He is our Father who holds every circumstance, He is in complete control and nothing can separate us from His love.”

“Throughout the years, there have been times when I looked at situations and thought, ‘that’s not possible’,” he adds. “But, in God’s way and in His timing, He’s made it happen. Hopefully, these songs are reminders that our Father is the God of Ephesians 3:20.”

"No One Like Our God", the album’s first radio single, seems to have struck that chord with listeners, already reaching over one million streams on digital platforms. The song joins 10 other new tracks on God Of The Impossible, which was produced by Colby Wedgeworth (Zach Williams, Jordan Feliz) and Corbin Philips, who previously co-produced Brewster’s critically-acclaimed Oxygen album, and Kyle Lee (Bryan & Katie Torwalt). The tracklist is rounded out with songs by Brewster penned with members of his Bayside worship team, Thrive, and guest writers including Mitch Wong (Planetshakers) and Mia Fieldes (The Belonging/Hillsong). 

In addition to the 11 new songs, Brewster includes four bonus tracks – acoustic versions of three of the songs and one highly-anticipated instrumental featuring his trademark guitar solos – on a God Of The Impossible Deluxe album. The project will be available everywhere Christian music is sold beginning May 4 with a pre-sale option and the immediate download of the songs “No One Like Our God” and "Here I Am".

Brewster will share the new music at the Thrive Leadership Conference hosted by Bayside Church May 3-5. For more information and details, visit Facebook.com/LincolnBrewsterMusic and follow him on Twitter (@lincolnbrewster) and Instagram (@lincolnbrewsterofficial).

About Lincoln Brewster:

Music has been an integral part of Lincoln Brewster’s life since early childhood, when as a toddler he kept time at his mom’s band rehearsals using broken drumsticks. By age five, he was playing the mandolin for tourists in an Alaskan port town and by age nine, he had picked up the electric guitar. His love of music was a refuge in a home plagued by substance abuse and domestic violence. It was also the catalyst for a winding road that included a season touring and recording with legendary rocker Steve Perry (Journey). But Brewster, who had made a commitment to Christ in his late teens, walked away from a mainstream music career to take a position at his local church. Today, this husband and father serves as a senior pastor for Bayside Church in California. And he once again finds himself sharing music with capacity crowds, this time leading them in worship with songs like “There Is Power,” “Made New,” “Today Is The Day,” “Let The Praises Ring,” “Love The Lord,” “God You Reign” and “No One Like Our God” and through 10 albums spread across a 20-year recording career with Integrity Music.

Integrity Music is part of the David C Cook family, a nonprofit global resource provider serving the Church with life-transforming materials. With offices in Nashville, Tennessee (US) and Eastbourne, East Sussex (UK), Integrity is committed to taking songs of substance to the local church and its leaders around the world. Integrity publishes many of the top songs in the Church, including “Great Are You Lord,” “Revelation Song,” “Open The Eyes Of My Heart,” “Your Great Name,” “I Am Free,” “How He Loves,” “Great I Am,” and “We Believe,” among others. Additional information is available at www.integritymusic.com.

For more info on Lincoln Brewster, visit the JFH Artists Database.

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