🎙️ Artist of the Week: Paul & Hannah McClure 8/29/25

After Your Heart (Live) – A Soundtrack of Surrender and Spirit-led Revival

Some albums feel like a concert. This one feels like a calling.

Paul and Hannah McClure—worship leaders with Bethel Music—step boldly into the spotlight with their new live album, After Your Heart. It’s not just a collection of songs. It’s a cry. A declaration. A journal of faith written in real time, with every lyric soaked in surrender and every melody tuned to the presence of God.

The McClures have been leading worship for years, known for their rich harmonies and heartfelt songs like “Jesus We Love You” and “Now I See.” But this album marks a return to their roots: raw, intimate worship that doesn’t perform—it ministers. Recorded live at Bethel Church, After Your Heart captures the kind of atmosphere where breakthrough happens and hearts are realigned.

The title track, “After Your Heart,” featuring Tiffany Hudson, was inspired by the woman in Mark 5—the one who reached for Jesus with nothing left but faith. That same desperation pulses through the song. It’s not polished—it’s powerful. It reminds us that one touch from Jesus still changes everything.

Another standout, “Holy Hands,” invites listeners to lift their weariness and worship anyway. It’s a song for the tired, the uncertain, the ones who’ve been faithful but feel forgotten. And “Good Things” is a gentle anthem of trust, reminding us that God’s goodness isn’t just a concept—it’s a promise.

I’ve felt the weight of those lyrics myself. There’ve been seasons where I didn’t know what to pray—only that I needed to reach. And that’s what this album does. It gives language to the longing. It meets you in the middle of the mess and points you back to the heart of God.

📖 “You will seek Me and find Me when you seek Me with all your heart.” — Jeremiah 29:13 📖 “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.” — Matthew 5:6

Choosing Paul and Hannah McClure as Artist of the Week isn’t just about spotlighting talent—it’s about honoring obedience. Their music doesn’t just sound good—it stirs something holy. It reminds us that worship isn’t a performance—it’s a posture. And that revival doesn’t start on a stage—it starts in a surrendered heart.

So if you landed here, it’s not by accident. Pause. Let the melodies settle in. Let the message remind you: God is still near. Still good. Still calling you after His heart.

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