Jeremy Camp 'Ready Now' Powerful Official Music Video

Jeremy Camp first released the song with the album Deeper Waters in May 2024. But the collaboration between these two incredible musicians certainly adds a new dynamic to the powerful track. Lecrae helps bring a unique blend of worship and rap, which only serves to further amplify the song’s message.

‘No holding back, do whatever it takes

Take all these fears and break off all these chains

If You say I'm ready

I'm ready now, I'm ready now’

‘Ready Now’ is deeply personal for Jeremy. He shared from personal experience that the song is a declaration of surrender. It’s about breaking free from fears and letting go of control, which is hard to do. We just want situations in life to turn out okay. Jeremy emphasizes that the song is about wholeheartedly trusting God, even when life feels uncertain. The chorus line is where listeners can feel the release of letting go, both musically and spiritually.

Jeremy explained how the rawness of the lyrics and the sound of the song capture the tension of surrendering fully to God. As a fellow brother in Christ, he admits that letting go isn’t easy, but he believes true freedom is found on the other side of that struggle. 

We just love it when musicians like Jeremy Camp and Lecrae team up. Lecrae’s talents add a whole new depth to the meaning of letting God fight our battles. As a Christian artist known for his faith-filled messages, Lecrae brings a fresh new beat to the song, and you can’t help but feel as though he’s giving you a pep talk. It makes the message of the song more relatable and real! 

We hope you love this new combination of both artists’ styles, making this version of ‘Ready Now’ a must-listen for Christian music fans. Our faith walk will always have challenging situations and circumstances, but Christ will always walk alongside us and fight for us. 

Hebrews 10:23 “Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; for he is faithful that promised.”

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