Hillsong Worship's Studio Version of "These Same Skies" Boasts Three New Tracks

GRAMMY® Award-winning Hillsong Worship releases the studio version of their latest album These Same Skies. The newly released album features four studio versions of "That's the Power," "Never Walk Alone," "Hope of the Ages," and "Resurrender."
Additionally, the album also includes three songs not found on the original live album, "Fresh Wind" led by Dave Ware and Brooke Ligertwood, "Always Been God" led by Hannah Hobbs, and "Son of God" led by Ben Fielding.
"It is under these same skies that Christ's church-His body on earth-exists today," says Ligertwood. "And-though separated by oceans and closed borders-the mission of Hillsong Worship continues under these same skies. One in heart and spirit, unified in mission and cause-to glorify the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, to build His Church, and to serve His Church with the new song.
Adds Ligertwood, "We pray and believe that all of our labor sown in faith will mean a harvest for God's glory, and we pray something that really blesses you and helps you to encounter Jesus in a fresh way in this season."
These Same Skies (Studio) is available now to download or stream.
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