CeCe Winans And Shirley Caesar Call On The Divine With ‘Come Jesus Come’
When gospel royalty CeCe Winans and Pastor Shirley Caesar join voices, something sacred happens. Their new duet, a soul-stirring rendition of “Come Jesus Come,” isn’t just a song—it’s a sanctuary of sound, a prayer wrapped in power and praise.
Released on March 14 2025, this monumental track from Winans’ Grammy-winning album More Than This has quickly become more than just music—it’s a movement. First unveiled on SiriusXM’s Kirk Franklin’s Praise on March 3, the song’s unveiling was a moment of holy anticipation, setting the stage for a release that’s now echoing across pews and playlists alike.
In the accompanying music video—filmed in a cheerful studio setup. The setting is intimate yet immense, filled with the glow of hope and the gravity of expectation. Together, they don’t just sing—they summon.
Their harmony is not only musical—it’s spiritual. With lyrics like “Come, Jesus, come / We’ve been waiting so long…” the song becomes a modern-day psalm, capturing the heartbeat of a world aching for healing.
“This wasn’t just a duet,” Winans shared in a recent interview. “It was a divine appointment. Pastor Caesar’s voice—it’s drenched in anointing. Singing beside her is like singing beside history.” Caesar, ever fiery and full of grace, added with her trademark wit, “When CeCe called, I said, ‘Baby, I’ve been waiting on this! Let’s take the church there.’”
The response has been nothing short of electric. Fans across social media have described the song as “anointed,” “transcendent,” and “a word we didn’t even know we needed.” One social user proclaimed, “CeCe and Shirley shook the heavens with this one—pure worship, pure fire!”
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