Jesus Culture's new live worship album, "Love Has A Name," is available today on Capitol CMG. The album was recorded at Jesus Culture's home church in Sacramento, and features their worship leaders Kim Walker-Smith, Chris Quilala, Bryan & Katie Torwalt and Derek Johnson.
"Our heart and our goal with all of our albums has always been to capture a moment," Walker-Smith said. "When we worship, we want to be able to move beyond the launching pad of the song and into an encounter with Jesus. 'Love Has a Name' is our 10th record that does just that. It's a collection of songs that we wrote with our church in mind, thinking of all the people walking through the different seasons with us. It was recorded at our church with all of our amazing Jesus Culture Sacramento family singing their hearts out. We encountered Jesus because he is so faithful to meet us every time. We pray that all who listen to this album encounter the God of breakthrough and that he would change our lives once again."
This release follows the group's 2016 album, "Let It Echo," which debuted at No. 16 on the Billboard top albums chart. Jesus Culture music has continued to create worship anthems for their local congregation as well as for those around the world.
Jesus Culture begins the "Outcry" Tour tonight in Spokane, Washington.
