Step Into Deeper Worship With For His Glory Worship’s “Repent (The Time Is Now)” An Album Inspiring Transformation and Authentic Faith

Meet Beverlin Hammett, founder of For His Glory Worship, new comer in Christian music with a simple aim: to help people find hope and healing through honest, passionate worship. Her songs reach out to everyone, whether you’ve been walking with Christ for years or you’re just starting to ask questions. She wants these tracks to meet you in your real, everyday life, offering encouragement, inspiration, and a chance to connect with God in a way where you are forever changed.

The lyrics draw straight from Scripture. The music pulls you in, blending modern styles with the kind of timeless messages that have carried people through struggle and doubt for generations. For His Glory Worship isn’t here to make stars – there is only one goal: all credit, all attention, belongs to Jesus Christ.

These days, it’s easy to lose track of what matters most. A lot of faith-based music drifts into the territory of feel-good entertainment, and sometimes the spiritual core gets watered down. For His Glory Worship has no interest in that. Their debut album, “Repent (The Time Is Now),” is their answer—a focused, urgent collection of songs inviting listeners to get honest with God, ask for mercy, and discover what real repentance can do.

The album runs just over 37 minutes, packing 12 tracks into a tight, intentional journey. You’ll hear influences from pop, hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music, but none of it feels forced or gimmicky. Every lyric stays rooted in biblical truth. The production choices let each message breathe. From the start, it’s clear this is worship built for the world we live in right now, but anchored to something unshakeable.

The opening track, “Repent – KC,” sets the tone with a mix of catchy pop and steady hip-hop. Smooth vocals ride over the beat, welcoming listeners into a story of grace and second chances. The message lands without pretense: wherever you are, whatever your story has been, God’s love covers more ground than one who does not know Him could ever imagine.

A few tracks in, the album’s title song, “Repent: The Time Is Now,” shifts things up. A driving pop rhythm, touches of electronic sound, and haunting female vocals combine to deliver a moment of real vulnerability. This isn’t a pep talk. It’s a reflection on our own shortcomings and a reminder that God’s mercy is always open to us, no matter how tangled life gets.

“The Light Has Come – Freshman” brings in more energy. There’s an infectious groove running underneath the message that Christ is the light, the truth, and the one who promises to gather his people. The song speaks to those who already believe as much as to anyone still searching for faith, inviting honest self-reflection.

With “Turn To Jesus – Short,” the tone shifts again. Hip-hop and R&B mix with words that call people to consider what happens when they let go and let Christ transform their lives. The track doesn’t preach—it invites, gently clearing a path for grace and renewal.

“Eternal Invitation – Freshman” follows with strong pop production and lyrics about Christ’s ability to lift us out of pain and guilt. There’s a sense of longing paired with hope, as if the music itself is reaching out to anyone who feels stuck or overwhelmed.

Later, “Know Him Now: Alpha Omega – Freshman” layers futuristic hip-hop beats with pop melodies. Male and female voices weave together, repeating the invitation to lay down shame and step toward lasting peace in Christ. The track stays in your head, not just because of the hook, but because the message feels urgent and true.

Throughout “Repent (The Time Is Now),” For His Glory Worship never loses sight of what is important: making worship music that’s accessible to anyone, no matter where they find themselves in life or faith. These aren’t just songs—they’re reminders that grace is real, that mercy is always within reach, and that there’s a way forward for every person willing to receive it.