Jon Reddick is ushering in a new year with a resolution to worry less. On his latest offering, “No Fear,” the singer-songwriter proclaims that God’s sovereignty extends over every area of our lives. Committed to trusting God more in 2025, he invites listeners to do the same.
“I believe fear has been holding us down for a long time — many of us, for most of our lives,” Reddick reasons. “I believe it’s at the crux of the brokenness of our world, but I also believe that our hope is in Jesus. He helps us not to escape and go around this actual thing called fear; He helps us to move through it. So, my prayer is that fear is not over your family; it’s not over your future; it’s not over your life. Why? Because God is over your life.”
Chosen as a K-LOVE First, where K-LOVE listeners had the chance to hear the track before anyone else, “No Fear” takes a slight detour from Reddick’s typical piano-led worship faire. The uptempo anthem is colored by acoustic instrumentation and elevated by a choir that fuses not-so-subtle hints of Americana and Gospel. Yet, “No Fear” maintains the same Scripture-backed message that Reddick’s former hits like, “I Believe It (The Life of Jesus)” and “God, Turn It Around,” possess.
Not only did the single make its radio debut on K-LOVE stations across the country, but the official music video for “No Fear” also premiered on KLOVE.com.
Reddick penned the dusty, foot-stomping original with Jeff Pardo and Matthew West. “No Fear” officially introduces his forthcoming sophomore effort, serving as the record’s title cut.
The album doesn’t drop till May, but Reddick will preview fresh selections from the project out on the road this spring on Mac Powell’s “I Love Jesus Tour,” whose lineup also includes Cochren & Co.
