Jesus Culture Teams Up with Mack Brock for "Still in Control"

Jesus Culture partners with worship leader Mack Brock for the release of their new single "Still in Control." The song is the follow-up and their second new release this year following "More than Enough."
Brock writes: "Still in Control is one of the most personally important songs I've ever written. It's a song I've sung to myself many times to still my heart. I'm so happy this live version is out now and it's with some of my favorite people. "
My God is still in control
And still He reigns on His throne
Though mountains may tremble and sea billows roll
I'll sing it is well with my soul
My God is still in control
Jesus Culture is a community of worship leaders and musicians who's heart is to see a generation impacted by encounters with the presence of God. Originating out of the Jesus Culture movement which began in 1999, they recorded their first album in 2005 at their youth and young adult conference in Redding, CA. Since then Jesus Culture has released ten annual live albums and more than 20 solo artist albums. Jesus Culture leads worship both at their local church in Sacramento, CA and abroad through conference events that have reached 300k+ people in more than 100 cities and 15 countries.
Jesus Culture has more than 1.5 billion worldwide audio and video streams and garnered more than six million followers on social media and over 188 million streams on YouTube. Jesus Culture is focused on equipping a generation to transform society by bringing people into an encounter with God's love through worship and discipleship. The songs they release capture the heart of the movement.
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