DOE Invites Us to Journey into Worship with "Lead Us Again"

Six-time GRAMMY® nominee and two-time GMA Dove Award® winning singer, songwriter, and musician DOE releases a new song today, "Lead Us Again" (RCA Inspiration/Life Room Label). Listen HERE. A music video also accompanies the single and can be viewed below.
The song, penned by DOE along with Ethan Hulse and Tommy Iceland, is the introduction to an inspirational story about community. "Lead Us Again" sings of laying down distractions to make room for the direction God designed our paths to be. The powerful song also invites the listener to journey into worship, pursue wholeness, practice humility, seek healing, and revel in thanksgiving.
"I'm so excited about this release," DOE shares. "This song is an introduction to the conversations that I believe are essential to our community. 'Lead Us Again' is a pointed conversation initiated from the Community of Earth to the Community of Heaven, praying, 'Lord, we don't want to build our services around our formulaic or emotional preferences. Holy Spirit, please, 'Lead Us Again.'"
In her illustrious career to date, DOE has achieved three No. 1 singles ("Brighter," "When I Pray," and "Cuán Bueno"). She has performed at the Stellar Awards, Gospel Super Fest, and the GMA Dove Awards, and to date, her music has received 36+ million streams. "Lead Us Again" is the first to release from her forthcoming sophomore album, slated to release this fall. The album follows her debut, 2022's Clarity.
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