One of the most influential songwriters behind the modern worship movement is stepping back into the spotlight.
Passion Music's Brett Younker has released two brand-new worship songs-"Fall Like Rain" and "Holy And Pleasing," featuring Zahriya Zachary-offering fans their first substantial look at his upcoming solo album, Keep The Faith. The project is now available for pre-save and is being described by Younker as "worship for the long journey," signaling an album centered on perseverance, hope, and remaining steadfast in Christ through every season of life.
The songs were celebrated by Passion Music, which encouraged listeners to embrace the new releases as prayers of faith.
"We're praying these songs strengthen your faith, encourage your heart, and lead you closer to Jesus," Passion shared.
While many know Brett Younker as one of the faces of Passion Music, his influence stretches far beyond the stage. For more than a decade, he has served as a worship leader at Passion City Church in Atlanta alongside Louie Giglio and has helped shape the sound of worship for an entire generation.
Younker's songwriting credits read like a playlist of modern church classics. He co-wrote "Build My Life," "Worthy of Your Name," "Holy Ground," and "The Lord Will Provide," songs that have become staples in churches around the world. Through Passion, he has also helped write and lead many of the movement's most recognizable worship anthems, influencing countless congregations and worship teams across the globe.
The newly released "Fall Like Rain" is a passionate cry for God's Spirit to move afresh, while "Holy And Pleasing" offers a reflective prayer of surrender, elevated by the heartfelt vocals of guest artist Zahriya Zachary.
The songs continue building anticipation for Keep The Faith, which appears to be one of Younker's most personal projects to date. According to the worship leader, the album was written for believers navigating the long road of discipleship-offering songs designed to sustain faith not just in mountaintop moments but also through seasons of waiting, suffering, and endurance.
For Younker, whose ministry has consistently emphasized worship rooted in Scripture rather than emotion alone, the new album represents another chapter in a career devoted to helping the Church sing timeless truths about Jesus.
With Keep The Faith, Brett Younker isn't simply releasing another worship album-he's inviting believers to anchor themselves in the faithfulness of God, trusting that the One who has carried His people through every generation will continue to do so today.
