NEW MUSIC contemporary artists who bring new textures and emotional depth to these beloved songs. What could have felt like a nostalgic throwback instead becomes a living, breathing expression of worship that bridges decades and cultures. The lineup is nothing short of impressive— featuring names like CeCe Winans, Kari Jobe, Matt Redman, Israel Houghton, Cody Carnes, Leeland Mooring, Tim Hughes, and many others each contributing to a collective voice that feels joyful, heartfelt, and sincere.
Musically, the project leans into the strength of the songs themselves rather than radical reinvention. Tracks like“ Shout to the Lord” showcase thoughtful collaborations like Darlene Zschech teaming with CeCe Winans to elevate a familiar worship anthem without stripping it of its core identity. The arrangement feels celebratory and expansive, inviting listeners into a moment of shared praise rather than a performance.
Likewise, other selections preserve their original structures, allowing the melodies and messages that have sustained congregations for years to shine through with renewed clarity. What makes House of Worship especially compelling is that it respects the legacy of these songs while reminding us why they matter in the grand scope of modern worship. The album doesn’ t chase trends or overproduce; instead, it honors the heart of worship music; praise, adoration, and an open posture toward God. The emotional resonance is palpable, whether it’ s in tender piano moments or multivoice duets that feel like a gathering of friends in a room lifted up in praise.
While listeners seeking cutting-edge sonic experimentation might yearn for more surprise, the project’ s focus is heartfelt reinterpretation and communal worship. House of Worship is a respectful, inspiring tribute to the songs that have marked personal and corporate worship for millions. For anyone who loves worship music with depth, history, and a sense of unity, this album stands as a meaningful and uplifting experience.
LIZZIE MORGAN Not My Will
1. Let The Alabaster Break 2. Ancient of Days( feat. Jonathan Stamper) 3. Can’ t Help But Praise 4. Pull Me Close / Because He Lives( feat.
Ryan Ofei) 5. Unlearning 6. Not My Will( feat. Seph Schlueter) 7. Let The Alabaster Break / Alabaster Box 8. Not My Will / Yes Lord, Yes( feat. Seph
Schlueter)
Nashville based worship leader Lizzie Morgan has been quietly building a noteworthy worship career rooted in lifelong ministry and collaboration. She grew up leading worship in her grandparents’ church in Hendersonville, Tennessee, and her professional journey took off in 2017 when she began singing background vocals for Grammy-winning artist Lauren Daigle. Her debut album, Not My Will, confidently sees her step into her own as a solo artist, offering a collection that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant.
From its opening moments, Not My Will communicates a clear and compelling theme: the tension between human desire and God’ s greater plan. The title track, featuring Seph Schlueter, sets the tone with lyrical depth that wrestles honestly with the challenge of saying“ yes” to God even when it’ s costly. This anchoring song embodies the very heart of the album, grounding the listener in both vulnerability and hope.
One of the standout aspects of this project is its blend of generational worship influence and modern expression. Lizzie draws on her deep roots in church worship shaped by years of singing everything from traditional hymns to
contemporary worship anthems and channels those influences into songs that feel fresh without losing their spiritual weight. Tracks like“ Let The Alabaster Break / Alabaster Box” have already garnered significant attention, with fans resonating deeply with its visceral call to surrender and praise.
Musically, these are songs obviously written for the local church and there’ s an honest sincerity about her worship mixed with spontaneous moments and the palpable presence of a gathered community enhancing the worship experience. Collaborations with artists like Jonathan Stamper and Ryan Ofei add nuance and texture, showcasing Lizzie’ s ability to blend her voice beautifully alongside others.
The album’ s strength lies not just in its vocals or instrumentation but in the emotional transparency of its lyrics. Lizzie’ s storytelling is shaped by her own journey of surrender because it feels lived-in and sincere. Whether standing in awe of God’ s character or wrestling with personal surrender, the songs invite listeners into a shared experience of faith.
Overall, Lizzie Morgan’ s Not My Will is a promising and heartfelt debut. It showcases a worship leader with both a strong voice and a sincere heart, offering songs that point listeners toward surrender, trust, and the beauty of letting go to follow God’ s will. For anyone seeking a worship experience rooted in authenticity and spiritual depth, this album is a meaningful and uplifting journey.
Gerod Bass Worship leader in Tacoma, WA. Mentor with Worship Catalyst. Singer, songwriter, guitarist with a passion for impacting lives for the sake of the Gospel. www. oslc. com
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