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Hillsong Worship Releases New Album \"These Same Skies\" in 2021

Hillsong Worship, a popular Christian ministry from Australia, has released a new album in 2021 called \"These Same Skies\". The album features 20 songs that express the faith, hope and love of God's people in different situations and seasons of life.

The album is available for download in zip format from their official website[^1^] or from SoundCloud[^2^]. Some of the songs included in the album are \"I Look at the Sky\", \"It's So Beautiful\", \"I Want to Love\", \"In Silence\", \"With Peace and Love\", \"Wherever I Am\", \"My Soul\", \"I Want to Know\", \"I Saw Love\", \"I Want to Believe\", \"We Must Believe\", \"I Believe that God\" and more.

Hillsong Worship is known for their powerful and inspiring worship songs that have touched millions of people around the world. Their previous albums include \"Faith + Hope + Love\" (2009), which was recorded live at the Sydney Entertainment Centre and featured 13 tracks such as \"The First and the Last\", \"For Your Name\", \"Yahweh\", \"No Reason to Hide\" and more[^3^].

\"These Same Skies\" is a testament of Hillsong Worship's passion and dedication to share the gospel of Jesus Christ through music. The album invites listeners to join them in praising God for his goodness, grace and mercy in every circumstance.

The album was recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced Hillsong Worship to adapt to new ways of creating and collaborating. The album reflects the diversity and unity of the global church, as well as the hope and resilience of God's people in challenging times.

The album's title track, \"These Same Skies\", was written by Benjamin Hastings and Mi-kaisha Rose, who are both of Indigenous Australian descent. The song celebrates the beauty and sovereignty of God over all creation, and acknowledges the connection between land, culture and spirituality.

Another highlight of the album is \"I Believe that God\", which features Reuben Morgan and Brooke Ligertwood, two of Hillsong Worship's most prominent songwriters and leaders. The song is a declaration of faith in God's promises and power, despite the uncertainties and difficulties of life. a474f39169