For His Glory Worship Is Releasing “Repented: Ayowale 7.16.2004,” A 9-track Praise Experience That Feels Rooted In Testimony, Transformation, And Truth.

 

Musically, For His Glory Worship is anything but conventional. With a blend of contemporary gospel with influences from pop, rap, and soul, creating a sound that is both fresh and reverent. This is music with a vibrant energy, full of catchy hooks, danceable rhythms, and a raw lyrical honesty that steps outside traditional church boundaries while holding onto the message. The songs have a way of turning everyday struggles into powerful praise reports and moments of despair into declarations of faith.

Following the success of For His Glory Worship’s project “Repent (The Time Is Now),” Dr. Beverlin Hammett, is back with a new worship album. “Repented: Ayowale 7.16.2004,” is a vivid testimony to grace, rebirth, and unwavering faith. The album is named for the date of Dr. Hammett’s personal encounter with Jesus Christ on July 16, 2004, a day that not only changed the course of her life, but gave her life. Through stirring production and lyrics centered on Jesus, she offers the world a worship experience that both uplifts and ignites.

The album’s sound is full of contrast and color. The pulse of rap meets the shimmer of pop melodies, electrified by synths and textured with soulful tones. But underneath the clean production is a raw sincerity, a vulnerability that makes each track feel like a prayer, a praise report, or a confession.

The album opens with “Jesus Is The Reason – Freshman,” a high-energy pop-rap anthem packed with joy. Its catchy hook and charismatic female vocals dance over hip-hop-tinged beats, serving as a declaration of gratitude for Jesus. It sets a tone of exuberant praise and meaningful reflection for the rest of the album.

Next up is “Glory All Around – HaYoung,” a futuristic pop-hip-hop fusion that wraps you in a warm sound while pointing you toward the heavens. With accessible yet emotive vocals, the track celebrates God’s constant presence and the transformative love He offers through Christ. It’s the kind of song that inspires you to shout His name in joyful surrender.

“J-e-h-o-v-a-h” follows with a vibrant, electronic pop bounce, driven by smooth male vocals that express deep reverence. This is an anthem of appreciation for Jehovah, the one true God. The combination of energized beats and spiritual conviction gives this track power and polish, making it a definite highlight.

“Only In You – Smooth” slows things down a bit while intensifying the soul. A genre-crossing blend of R&B, pop, and hip-hop, the song tackles the universal struggle of searching for meaning in all the wrong places. It’s a heartfelt reminder that true satisfaction and peace are found only in God. With its tender delivery and real-world relatability, this track is both a confessional and a call to surrender.

With “The Way: Every Prophetic Page,” the album dives into a powerful hip-hop groove, reinforced by strong male rap verses and sweet, soulful female R&B hooks. This track honors the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and reflects on the divine love that made such a gift possible. It blends innovation and nostalgia, balancing modern production with a deeply reverent message.

The album shifts back to celebration with “We Worship You Today – Freshman,” a danceable pop jam that celebrates God’s guidance through life’s trials. This track exudes confidence and joy, affirming that with Christ, we are unbreakable. It’s a sonic declaration of strength and identity in Him.

“Seated in Heavenly Places – Freshman” brings a melodic, upbeat rhythm that feels instantly familiar and comforting. It lifts listeners to a higher spiritual place, away from earthly burdens, with lyrics that yearn for divine intimacy. The pop-rap mix, accompanied by a magnetic hook, gives this song an anthem-like quality that lingers.

The worship continues with “Jehovah – Freshman,” a song that acknowledges God as the light in darkness and the breath in our lungs. This pop-rap hybrid is soulful and declarative, boldly proclaiming that He is all we need; our provider, protector, and ultimate source of life.

Closing the album on a high note is “Glory All Around – Trio,” a powerful, vocally driven hip-hop anthem with just the right amount of attitude and atmosphere. Featuring three vocalists whose chemistry is clear, the song celebrates the strength God gives us in our battles. It’s a triumphant final chapter to an album full of faith, energy, and purpose.

At its core, “Repented: Ayowale 7.16.2004” is about glorifying God through surrendered artistry. Every beat, lyric, and vocal performance points away from the performers and directly to the Savior. For His Glory Worship seems less concerned with chasing charts; they’re more focused on Heaven’s approval.

Now available on all streaming platforms, this album is a must-listen for anyone seeking music that touches the soul, strengthens the spirit, and gets your feet moving in praise.

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