“Our Great God,” as well as debut single “Song Of Redemption,” was recorded live Nov. 8 at Christ for the Nations Institute in Dallas and produced by UPPERROOM’s Matt Fish (Jeremy Riddle, Jason Upton, Leeland).

King, who co-wrote the song with Trinity Fellowship Worship members Teel Merrick, Molly Anderson and Steven Parra, says, “‘Our Great God’ is a simple anthem declaring the greatness, grandeur of what Jesus did when He died and overcame every power and every authority that opposes Him and that held us captive.

“There is power in singing songs about the cross and the resurrection of Jesus,” adds King. “The Holy Spirit responds when we sing about this subject in particular because it’s the gospel, the good news.”

Our great God is alive

See the fire in His eyes

Our great God is the King

The whole Earth they shall see

(“Our Great God” chorus)

Along with the new singles and companion “Our Great God” video, King’s upcoming All Glory includes Revelation 4 and 5 inspired songs like the title track, “Greater Realms of Glory” (co-written with Michael Farren), “Deliverance” (co-written with Ethan Hulse and David Moore and featuring guest vocals by Gateway’s Lauren Mwonga), “Banner” (co-written with Oscar Gamboa and Cody Ray Lee and featuring guest vocals by UPPERROOM’s Joel Figueroa), “So Worthy” and more. Every song on All Glory is uniquely singable with messages that are meant to resonate and be remembered by congregations around the world.

“God is looking for true worshippers; people who worship in the Spirit and in truth,” King says, quoting John 4:23. “My hope is that these simple songs help in that process. I feel this burden to always keep pointing people to Jesus.”

Playing the new music from All Glory at colleges, high schools and churches around the country leading up to and following the release of the album, all the latest Phil King tour dates, music news and more can be found at https://philkingmusic.com/, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Spotify.

About Phil King:
For much of the last decade, King honed his craft, working with Jennie Lee Riddle (“Revelation Song”), Leeland, Lauren Daigle and many other influential singers and songwriters. He also sang on two Michael W. Smith albums when he was younger and traveled with him as a vocalist. King further released his pro-life anthem “Not Forgotten,” which was written last year in response to a New York law that permitted late-term abortions. The song caught the attention of FOX News, CBN, EWTN and Focus on the Family, which tapped King to lead the song as the closing anthem for 20,000 people in Times Square at its “Alive from New York,” the largest pro-life event ever held in New York City.

Hailing from Turlock, CA and now based in Dallas, King has led worship at conferences around the world, written a book on worship and released an independent album, Giants & Oceans, in 2014. After leading the worship department at Christ for the Nations Institute in Dallas, he is now a full-time worship pastor at Gateway Church. His aim is to carry the Presence of God everywhere he goes and the message of loving God with all that we are.

About Gateway Music:

Gateway Music is home for the music artistry of Dallas-Fort Worth based Gateway Church, one of the largest and most influential churches in North America, ministering to over 40,000 attendees across multiple campuses and thousands more online each week. Known for introducing artists like Kari Jobe and Cody Carnes as well as projects by Gateway Worship, Gateway Kids Worship, Rita Springer, Anna Byrd and more, Gateway Music is a dynamic collective of worshippers and artists passionate about capturing the sound and songs of the local church and proclaiming the goodness of God. Committed to leading the Church into a place of intimate worship in His presence and an understanding of the power of His word expressed in music, Gateway’s gift of worship to God is being echoed in churches across the world. For more information, go to https://gatewayworship.com/.

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