A Musical Masterpiece with a Message: A New Heaven and a New Earth Unites Award-Winning Christian Artists for a Historic Collaboration

What happens when some of Christian music’s most celebrated voices come together to create a singular project? The result is A New Heaven and a New Earth, a groundbreaking collection of songs that explores the profound connection between faith, creation, and humanity’s responsibility to care for the planet. This historic album, available now at digital and streaming outlets everywhere via The Fuel Music, is more than a sonic experience—it’s a movement.

With contributions from an impressive roster of artists—hip-hop powerhouse Aaron Cole, singer/songwriter Jason Gray, GRAMMY-nominated Jason Roy of Building 429, chart-topping Micah Tyler, CCM duo Waterdeep, and others—the album spans a spectrum of genres, including pop, rock, hip-hop, R&B, folk, and Americana. Each of the eight tracks not only delivers a compelling sound but also carries a message urging listeners to acknowledge their role in caring for creation, a call echoed throughout the project. The album has naturally evolved into a multigenerational effort, with many artists involving their children in the creative process, making it both a personal and communal act of worship.

“We’re stewards of this incredible planet,” says Jason Roy, who leads the project with the stirring track, “It’s All Yours.” “I look at the Redwood trees, the mountains, and I’m struck by the responsibility we have to care for what’s been entrusted to us.” Phil Joel echoes this urgency on “Arms Around the World” and the anchor track “Our Common Home”: “In the last 50 years, we haven’t done the best job as caretakers, but the good news is, God’s story is always about restoration. This project gets me excited because we can be part of that redemption.”

The project taps into creation care not as an abstract concept but as a spiritual imperative. As Waterdeep’s Don Chaffer points out in “Into the Unseen”, “It’s more than just a good deed. From the beginning, caring for creation was the first commission God gave us.” MO¯RIAH’s “You Mean the World” drives this point home with lyrics that frame nature as an extension of our shared humanity: “By nurturing nature, we’re caring for each other,” she says. Aaron Cole’s “Together” captures the essence of unity, asking the profound question: “What if we came together? What could that look like?”

Ultimately, A New Heaven and a New Earth is a rallying cry for unity, stewardship, and hope. “When I stand before creation—whether it’s the ocean or the mountains—I’m reminded of God’s grandeur,” Jason Gray says, summing up the heart of the album. A New Heaven and a New Earth isn’t just a work of art; it’s a transformative conversation starter for anyone willing to listen to creation’s song.

The full A New Heaven and a New Earth track listing follows:

1) “It’s All Yours” (Jason Roy)

2) “You Mean The World” (MO¯RIAH)

3) “Together” (Aaron Cole)

4) “Arms Around The World” (Phil Joel)

5) “So Will I” (Micah Tyler)

6) “Into the Unseen” (Waterdeep)

7) “Awestruck (On My Way Home)” (Jason Gray)

8) “Our Common Home” (Don Chaffer, Phil Joel, Jason Gray and Jason Roy)