Jon Reddick “Tell Somebody” Melodies of Mercy 

Something happens when Jesus changes a life — you can feel it before you can explain it. Jon Reddick’s “Tell Somebody” carries that kind of energy, the kind that rises up from deep inside and refuses to stay quiet. Jon has always had a way of blending testimony with joy, but this track feels like he’s inviting the whole Church to remember what God has done and pass it on. It’s freedom with rhythm, revival with soul, and a reminder that the gospel spreads best through people who can’t keep quiet about grace.

The opening lines are honest and raw — all I know is I was broken, my own blindness had me bound. It’s the kind of confession every believer recognizes. Before Jesus, we were stuck, unable to see clearly, unable to break free. But then something shifted. Something grabbed hold of the heart and turned everything around. It echoes Psalm 40:2 — “He lifted me out of the pit… set my feet on a rock.” Jon sings it with the conviction of someone who remembers exactly where God found him.

As the chorus rises, the message becomes unmistakable — something got ahold of me, and I’ll never be the same. It’s transformation that doesn’t fade, doesn’t weaken, doesn’t get old. It reflects 2 Corinthians 5:17 — “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.” Jon doesn’t just sing about change; he sings like someone who has lived it. The joy in his voice feels contagious, like revival wrapped in melody.

The second verse digs deeper — things I wanted, thought I needed, they no longer fill my soul. Jesus changed me, rearranged me, raised me up and never let me go. It’s the kind of lyric that reminds listeners that salvation isn’t just forgiveness; it’s reordering the entire heart. When Jesus steps in, desires shift, priorities change, and the things that once held us lose their grip. Jon’s delivery carries that freedom with celebration, not heaviness.

Then comes the call — if your eyes have been opened, your chains have been broken, your sin’s been forgiven, then tell somebody. It’s simple, but it’s the heartbeat of the gospel. When God does something in your life, you don’t keep it quiet. You share it. You pass it on. You let someone else know that the same Jesus who changed you can change them too. It echoes Psalm 107:2 — “Let the redeemed of the Lord tell their story.” Jon turns that scripture into a joyful invitation.

The song builds with energy — freedom rising, shame disappearing, debt lifted, hearts awakened. By the time the final chorus hits, the joy is overflowing. Something got ahold of me, and I’ll never be the same. It’s the kind of line that makes you want to dance, shout, and share your story with someone who needs hope.

“Tell Somebody” is more than a track — it’s a reminder that testimony is powerful, contagious, and meant to be shared. Jon Reddick has given the Church a song that feels alive, joyful, and full of the kind of freedom only Jesus can give.

Jon Reddick’s “Tell Somebody” is a joy‑filled anthem that encourages believers to share what God has done and let the world see the change only Jesus can bring. Add it to your collection or share it with someone who needs encouragement — grab your copy here on Amazon. Every purchase supports Jon’s ministry and helps us continue sharing songs that stir faith, strengthen believers, and point hearts toward Jesus.