Hannah Hobbs Shares Heart Behind Upcoming Song “Hill of Grace”
Hannah Hobbs Drops "Hill of Grace," A Powerful Meditation On The Cross
Hannah Hobbs Shares Heart Behind Upcoming Song “Hill of Grace.” Australian worship leader Hannah Hobbs is preparing to usher listeners into a deeply reflective worship moment with the announcement of her upcoming single, “Hill of Grace.”
Best known for powerful songs like Thank You Jesus and Touch of Heaven, Hobbs shared that the new track will be released on Friday, March 27, 2026. She invited fans to pre-save the song through her social media platforms as anticipation began to build.
The journey of “Hill of Grace” stretches back four years, when Hannah Hobbs began writing it alongside longtime collaborator Ben Fielding. Known for their impactful contributions to Hillsong Worship, the pair have crafted numerous anthems over the years. According to Hobbs, this particular song refused to fade away, continually resurfacing until the time felt right to bring it to life.
At the heart of “Hill of Grace” lies a powerful meditation on the Cross and the sacrifice of Jesus. Hobbs describes the song as a reminder that Christ carried the full weight of humanity’s sin and brokenness, opening the way for a restored relationship with God. It is a message rooted in grace rather than performance, emphasising that closeness with God is no longer something to strive for but something freely given.
Her words echo a central theme of the song: believers are no longer distant, but invited into a daily, personal relationship with God through what Jesus has already done.
With a global audience shaped by both her work in Hillsong and her solo releases, including the live album Sundown, Hobbs continues to create music anchored in Scripture and spiritual intimacy. “Hill of Grace” is expected to carry that same depth, offering a timely message of redemption, freedom, and nearness to God.
Listeners can pre-save the single now and prepare for what is set to become another meaningful addition to Hannah Hobbs’ growing catalogue of worship music.
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