Where His Light Was

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Where His Light Was
Where His Light Was by Kristene DiMarco.jpg
Studio album by
Kristene DiMarco
ReleasedSeptember 22, 2017 (2017-09-22)
Recorded2017
Studio
  • Bethel Music, Redding, CA
  • Full Circle Music, Franklin, TN
Genre
Length39:07
Label Bethel Music
Producer
Kristene DiMarco studio album chronology
Safe Place
(2012)		Where His Light Was
(2017)		The Field
(2022)
Kristene DiMarco chronology
Mighty
(2015)		Where His Light Was
(2017)		The Field
(2022)
Where His Light Was — Standard edition [2] [3]
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Doxology" Thomas Ken [21] 0:42
2."Where His Light Was" Kristene DiMarco [22] 1:53
3."Fear Not"
[23] 		3:00
4."Take Courage (Radio Version)"
[24] 		4:01
5."Never Ever"
[25] 		3:21
6."I Am No Victim"
  • K. DiMarco
  • Mosley
  • Tony Brown
[26] 		4:41
7."Jesus Is Willing" (featuring Tasha Cobbs Leornard)
  • K. DiMarco
  • Nate Moore
  • Hammitt
  • Mosley
  • Brown
[27] 		3:53
8."Your Love Stands Alone"
[28] 		4:04
9."Hope Is Alive"
[29] 		4:31
10."Could You Be This Good"
  • K. DiMarco
  • Mosley
[30] 		4:47
11."I Just Want to Worship"
  • K. DiMarco
  • Mosley
  • Hammitt
  • Jordan DiMarco
[31] 		4:14
Total length:39:07

Charts

Album

Chart (2017)Peak
position
Australian Digital Albums (ARIA) [32] 22
UK Official Christian & Gospel Albums (OCC) [33] 1
US Christian Albums (Billboard) [34] 3
US Independent Albums (Billboard) [35] 19

Singles

YearSinglePeak
positions
US Christian
[36] 		Christian Airplay
[37] 		Christian Digital Songs
[38]
2017"Take Courage"363420

Release history

RegionDateVersionFormatLabelRef.
WorldwideSeptember 22, 2017Standard Bethel Music [1] [2] [3]

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