Naomi Raine Puts “Jesus Over Everything” Album On A Stadium-sized Canvas

Naomi Raine Puts “Jesus Over Everything” Album On A Stadium-sized Canvas. Six-time GRAMMY® winner Naomi Raine—long loved as one of the anchors of Maverick City Music—has released her new live album, Jesus Over Everything (Live in Las Vegas), a sweeping 31-song document that captures a night of worship turned pilgrimage. Tracked in Las Vegas and released August 29, 2025, the project runs an expansive 3 hours and 37 minutes and arrives under TRIBL Records.

As a live statement, Jesus Over Everything is designed less like a setlist and more like a journey—from tender confession to thunderous corporate praise. Press materials frame the record as a “moment” that moves between raw vulnerability and bold declaration, and that’s exactly how the night plays on tape: prayerful hush gives way to crowd-sung refrains, band swells, and the kind of call-and-response Raine has made a trademark.

It’s also a gathering of heavyweight voices. Across the set, Naomi Raine is joined by frequent collaborators and modern worship pillars, including Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Chandler Moore, and Todd Galberth, among others—features that add texture without stealing the spotlight from the album’s singular theme: Christ enthroned in every circumstance.

Singles that primed the moment

The rollout began in May with “Be Glad (Live)”, a buoyant faith-through-fire anthem that Raine described during a season she has called her “grateful era.” That single previewed both the record’s hope-forward posture and her growing creative independence, as Raine steps into new executive territory with her own Refraine Records imprint alongside longtime manager G. Morris Coleman.

July’s “God Will Work It Out (Live)” deepened the pre-release arc. It’s the album’s pastoral heartbeat—part Scripture-soaked reassurance, part altar call—and it has already moved virally in worship circles for its plainspoken trust.

Two fresh collaborations land among the project’s most replayable moments. “High Water (Live)” features Seph Schlueter, a melodic, steady-handed reminder to cling to the Name when the river rises; and “Always Been You” pairs Raine with Anike in a luminous profession of loyalty to Jesus. Both tracks translate beautifully to video, reinforcing Raine’s gift for writing songs that feel congregational without losing melodic lift.

What it sounds like

Musically, Jesus Over Everything threads soulful worship, gospel muscle, and pop-accessible hooks. Title track “Jesus Over Everything” arrives like a thesis statement—big drums, a skyward chorus, and that unmistakable Naomi growl blooming into a collective cry. Elsewhere, you hear the fingerprints of the live room: exhortations that aren’t rushed, instrumental codas that leave space for response, and the kind of spontaneous moments that rarely survive a studio edit. None of it feels indulgent; it feels invitational.

If you’re planning to catch the celebration in person, note that Raine postponed the album release concert to September 14—same venue, new date—after sharing with fans that she needed time to rest. It’s a pastoral move consistent with the album’s spirit: unhurried, honest, and attentive to what matters most.

Why it matters

Since her 2022 solo debut Journey, Raine has written unflinchingly from the interior life—fear, resolve, surrender, joy. Jesus Over Everything widens that lens to the room, inviting thousands to say the quiet part out loud. In a worship landscape that often prizes the immediate hit over the enduring hymn, this record opts for scale—31 tracks, uncut testimonies, multilingual moments like “Gloria Ti Mi Rey,” and collaborations that model unity more than star power. It’s less a playlist and more a document—a timestamp of a worship movement that Raine helped spark and still steers with a steady hand.

Jesus Over Everything (Live in Las Vegas) is out now on all major platforms; the full track list and runtime are available on Apple Music.

Key facts at a glance

Title: Jesus Over Everything (Live in Las Vegas)
Release date: Aug 29, 2025
Format: Live album • 31 songs • 3h 37m
Label: TRIBL Records
Notable collaborators: Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Chandler Moore, Todd Galberth; features include Seph Schlueter (“High Water”) and Anike (“Always Been You”)
Recent singles: “Be Glad (Live),” “God Will Work It Out (Live)”
Live celebration: Release concert moved to Sept 14 (new date announced by Raine)