Worship pioneer Stu G has released a powerful new version of the iconic anthem "History Maker" featuring Josh Baldwin. The track is part of Stu G's Going Deeper Series and is available now on all streaming platforms.
Listen here: https://slinky.to/HistoryMaker
Originally written by Martin Smith and made famous by the groundbreaking British worship band Delirious?, "History Maker" became a defining anthem of the modern worship movement in the 1990s and early 2000s. For many, it was more than a song - it was a declaration of purpose.
Releasing this new version, Stu G describes it as "renewing a call."
"For all of us who sang our hearts out throughout the Delirious? years, we've experienced victories and setbacks, joy and suffering," he shared. "But we keep going - saying yes and shaping our piece of eternity."
With Josh Baldwin's unmistakable voice and contemporary worship energy, the reimagined "History Maker" bridges generations. It carries the passion of its original era while inviting a new generation of believers to live boldly and faithfully in their own time.
Stu G emphasizes that the message of the song remains as urgent as ever. "History is shaped by the quiet and courageous showing up of people who believe that faith, hope, and love still matter," he said. "If you're hearing this song for the first time, you can do it. Your yes matters."
The release also serves as a tribute to Martin Smith, whose songwriting continues to impact worship communities worldwide. "Thank you, Martin, for writing this song. We need it still," Stu G added.
The Going Deeper Series reflects Stu G's ongoing heart to revisit and rediscover worship songs that have marked the Church, offering fresh arrangements that inspire deeper reflection and renewed devotion.
"History Maker" featuring Josh Baldwin is streaming now:
https://slinky.to/HistoryMaker
For more information, tour updates, and future releases, follow Stu G and Josh Baldwin on social media and visit their official streaming platforms.
Grateful to share this moment with worshippers everywhere, Stu G's message remains clear: history is still being written - one faithful "yes" at a time.
