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Elevation Living Room Debuts “Bulls & Goats,” a Powerful Song About Jesus’ Sacrifice


Published: Oct 24, 2026 08:16 AM EDT

Elevation Living Room, the worship collective that grew out of Elevation Church's YTH high school ministry, has released its debut song, "Bulls & Goats," an energetic new anthem centered on the power of Jesus Christ's sacrifice.

Released October 23, 2026, the song draws inspiration from Hebrews 10:4, which teaches that the blood of bulls and goats cannot take away sins. It points listeners to Jesus, the spotless Lamb of God, whose sacrifice offers redemption once and for all.

Listen to "Bulls & Goats" here.

What began as a Sunday night Bible study at Elevation Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, has grown into a weekly gathering of students seeking to follow Jesus together. Led by Graham Furtick and worship leader Daniel Pena, Elevation Living Room creates music shaped by the faith, questions, and experiences of the next generation.

The collective's approach goes beyond leading worship. Students are active participants in the community, helping inspire songs that emerge from their gatherings and reflect their shared pursuit of Jesus.

In "Bulls & Goats," the lyrics emphasize the uniqueness of Christ's sacrifice, declaring that no animal could accomplish what God did through His Son. With its bold sound and biblical message, the song invites a new generation to reflect on the foundation of Christian faith and the saving work of Jesus.

Elevation Living Room plans to continue creating worship music shaped by the students who gather each week, sharing songs that express their faith and point others toward the Lord.

About Elevation Living Room

Elevation Living Room began as a Sunday night Bible study at Elevation Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, and has grown into a weekly gathering within the church's YTH high school ministry. Led by Graham Furtick and worship leader Daniel Pena, the collective creates honest, energetic worship inspired by the next generation's pursuit of Jesus. Its community-centered approach gives students a role in shaping music that reflects their shared faith and experiences.