Futures Releases New Easter Worship Song "Mercy Story"

Atlanta-based group Futures brings in the Easter season with their new song "Mercy Story" (DREAM Records) releasing everywhere digitally today. Coming off the heels of their two fresh pop releases "Can't Steal This Love" and their current radio single "Just So Good", the latest offering from Futures is a declarative worship anthem led by Ryan Rolls. In a world desperate for redemption, "Mercy Story" brings attention to the power of the Cross and charges forward with that invitation.
"There is no greater mercy story than the cross. Ephesians 2:4 talks about how we have been given salvation by a God who is rich in mercy - what a gift! This song is our take on the simple yet life-changing message of the gospel. Heaven's exchange, His life for our Salvation - this is what Easter is all about!" - Futures
ABOUT FUTURES:
Futures is the Pop/Worship expression of Influencers Church in Australia & the USA. Along the way they've topped the Australian Inspirational iTunes charts as well as the USA Christian Singles Chart with the release of Imaginations (2017), followed by their debut LP Just the Cross (2019). 2021 heralds a significant new season for the band after their recent label signing with Dream Records. A brand new collection is in the works with singles releasing throughout the year. The futures are looking bright.
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