Renowned worship leader, songwriter, and pastor Darlene Zschech is celebrating a season of worship and the Word with two major announcements that reflect her enduring heart for global praise and deep biblical discipleship.
Leading the way is the release of Shout To The Lord (All The Earth), a powerful new multilingual version of her iconic worship anthem that has shaped congregational worship around the world for decades. The refreshed recording features Portuguese, Spanish, and English vocals, uniting believers across cultures in a single declaration of praise.
The release includes special collaborations with beloved worship leaders Ingrid Rosario and Ana Paula Valadão, underscoring the song's global legacy and continued relevance.
Quoting Psalm 66:4 - "All the earth bows down to you; they sing praise to you, they sing the praises of your name" - Zschech shared that she remains deeply humbled by how God has continued to use the song to bring Him glory across generations and nations. "What a privilege to sing it in Portuguese, Spanish, and English with dear friends," she reflected, describing the moment as a living picture of global worship.
"Shout To The Lord (All The Earth)" is available to presave now, with the official music video premiering on February 13 at 10am AEDT on Zschech's YouTube channel.
Alongside this worship milestone, Zschech has also announced a brand-new Bible study series created in partnership with RightNow Media, centered on the powerful New Testament book of Philippians.
In the series, Zschech joins a group of women to explore Paul's prison letter and its enduring themes of joy, humility, perseverance, and Christ-centered living. Written amid hardship, Philippians offers timely encouragement for believers navigating uncertainty, reminding them that true joy is rooted not in circumstance but in Christ.
Designed for individual study and group settings alike, the series invites women to engage deeply with Scripture, reflect honestly on their faith journeys, and discover how Paul's words continue to speak with clarity and hope today.
Together, these two initiatives capture the heartbeat of Darlene Zschech's ministry in this season - a life devoted to exalting God through worship, anchoring believers in Scripture, and pointing the global Church toward unity, faithfulness, and praise.
As the song declares and the study reinforces, all the earth is invited - to sing, to listen, and to be shaped by the living Word of God.
