In a world overrun with fleeting distractions and promises that never quite deliver, For His Glory Worship stands out with a singular, unwavering purpose: to draw hearts back to God through Scripture-centered worship. Their debut album, “Repent (The Time Is Now)”, is more than just a musical statement—it’s a spiritual summons, a clarion call to return, reflect, and receive the transforming love of Christ.
At the helm of this mission is Beverlin Hammett, the founder and visionary behind For His Glory Worship. Her passion isn’t wrapped in fame or formula. Instead, she offers something refreshingly countercultural: music designed not to elevate the artist, but to glorify God. Every track on “Repent (The Time Is Now)” is grounded in Scripture, wrapped in infectious melody, and anchored in the unchanging truths of grace, mercy, and redemption.
Clocking in at just over 37 minutes, the 12-track album is a dynamic, genre-blending journey through sound and spirit. Pulling from pop, hip-hop, R&B, electronic, and contemporary worship, the project feels modern without ever compromising its message. It’s music made for movement—whether that’s dancing in praise, kneeling in reflection, or standing still in awe.
The journey begins with “Repent – KC”, a polished and compelling opener that fuses pop accessibility with hip-hop grit. The vocals shift from gentle assurance to passionate urgency, urging listeners to lay down shame and walk into the ever-open arms of Christ. It’s the kind of opener that doesn’t just invite—it compels.
From there, the album’s title track, “Repent: The Time Is Now,” pulses with shimmering electronic textures and a soaring pop rhythm. Delivered by a female vocalist whose voice carries both strength and vulnerability, the song captures the album’s heartbeat: that the time to turn to God isn’t someday—it’s right now. The lyrics hold nothing back, acknowledging the ways we fall short while lifting our eyes toward the hope of mercy and restoration.
Momentum builds with “The Light Has Come – Freshman,” an upbeat anthem proclaiming Jesus as the way, the truth, and the life. The production is punchy and energetic, but the message cuts deeper: the light of Christ breaks into our darkness, offering a new beginning no matter how far we’ve strayed.
Then comes “Turn To Jesus – Short,” a standout track that leans into hip-hop rhythms and smooth R&B grooves. There’s an honesty here that doesn’t mince words—this is the sound of someone who’s been transformed and wants you to experience the same. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s impossible to ignore.
“Eternal Invitation – Freshman” follows with bright, infectious energy and a lyrical message that hammers home the album’s central theme: true freedom comes only through Christ. Pain, regret, and failure don’t get the final word—Jesus does. And He’s always extending an invitation to return.
The album reaches a thrilling high point with “Know Him Now: Alpha Omega – Freshman.” With its futuristic blend of hip-hop and pop, this track might be the most sonically adventurous on the album. But underneath the sleek production lies a deeply traditional truth: Jesus is the beginning and the end, the one who was and is and is to come. The interplay between female vocals on the hook and rapid-fire rap verses creates a powerful sense of urgency—the kind of urgency you can dance to, but also reflect on.
“Peace In Christ Alone” deepens the groove and offers a moment of reassurance. With throbbing instrumentation and a vocal delivery that feels soulful and heartfelt, the song reminds listeners that no matter the storm, true peace is found only in the presence of Jesus. It’s a needed breath in the album’s emotional journey—one that brings hope and assurance with powerful spiritual momentum.
From there, For His Glory Worship leans into bold truth-telling with “Born Again For Real – Calling False Converts”, a courageous and convicting track that doesn’t shy away from challenging listeners to examine the authenticity of their faith. “No Dice To Roll” delivers a clever metaphor for the stakes of eternity, making it clear that salvation isn’t a gamble—it’s a choice.
The rhythmic “Repent: Turn Around” serves as a final call to action, urging a redirection toward grace. “Turn To Jesus – Long” expands on its earlier counterpart with different musical exploration and a grittier vocal production, creating a powerful sense of surrender. The album closes with “Repeat – AK-2,” a vibrant and rhythmic reminder that the cycle of grace, repentance, and renewal continues for all who believe. These final tracks round out “Repent (The Time Is Now)” with passion, truth, and unwavering focus on Christ—the unshakable foundation at the heart of it all.
What makes “Repent (The Time Is Now)” so compelling is its sincerity. This isn’t polished worship for show. This is passionate praise for the One who saves. From start to finish, there’s no confusion about where the focus lies: every note, every beat, and every lyric is meant to point to Jesus.
The team behind For His Glory Worship isn’t interested in personal recognition. There’s no posturing, no attempt to chase the trends of the moment. Instead, they offer something rare—authentic, biblically rooted worship music that feels alive. It’s joyous. It’s sobering. It’s deeply moving.
In today’s faith music landscape, where feel-good vibes can sometimes overshadow spiritual substance, “Repent (The Time Is Now)” stands apart. It’s not entertainment for its own sake. It’s not worship as performance. It’s worship as invitation—a space where conviction and celebration meet, where every beat is a heartbeat of faith.
And that’s exactly what Beverlin Hammett intended when she started this project. Her vision was clear: to craft music that not only sounds good but speaks truth, music that leads listeners to an encounter with Jesus. And with this debut, that vision is realized in full.
Whether you’ve walked with Christ your whole life or you’re just beginning to wonder if there’s more, “Repent (The Time Is Now)” offers a path forward. It’s honest about the human condition—our failures, our doubts, our need for grace—but it never leaves us there. Instead, it shines a light on the hope, healing, and wholeness that comes only from God.
The album closes just as strong as it begins, with each song layering on another piece of the message: the time for half-hearted faith is over. The time to seek real peace, real truth, real love—is now.
For His Glory Worship doesn’t just want to entertain. They want to equip. They want to remind a weary world that the gospel still changes lives. And they do it with style, conviction, and a sound that’s as vibrant as the message it carries.
“Repent (The Time Is Now)” is available now on all major streaming platforms. If your soul is hungry for something deeper, something eternal, this album may be the starting point you’ve been waiting for. Because when the music fades, one truth remains: God is calling. And For His Glory Worship is here to help you answer.
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