Wholehearted

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Wholehearted
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Studio album by
We Are Messengers
Released15 October 2021 (2021-10-15)
Recorded2020–2021
Genre
Length42:47
Label Word Entertainment
Producer
We Are Messengers chronology
Power
(2020)		Wholehearted
(2021)
Wholehearted +
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Wholehearted + cover
Wholehearted track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Wholehearted"
  • Darren Mulligan
  • Jeff Pardo
Jeff Pardo3:02
2."Come What May"
  • Mulligan
  • Pardo
Jeff Pardo3:21
3."Now It's Our Turn"
  • Mulligan
  • Kyle Williams
  • Mitch Wong
 Apollo LTD 3:07
4."God You Are" (featuring Josh Baldwin)
 Matt Maher 4:25
5."Friend of Sinners"
  • Mulligan
  • Ethan Hulse
  • Pardo
Jeff Pardo3:22
6."Million Miles Away"
  • Adam Stark
  • Mulligan
  • Jordan Phillips
Apollo LTD3:38
7."Keep the Faith"
  • Mulligan
  • David Spencer
Apollo LTD3:29
8."Close"
  • Brian Bunn
  • Brian White
  • Mulligan
Apollo LTD3:42
9."Faith Sees Best in the Dark"
  • Mulligan
  • Williams
  • Darren Mulligan
  • Kyle Williams
3:46
10."Loved Like This"
  • Mulligan
  • Williams
  • Darren Mulligan
  • Kyle Williams
4:18
11."Holding On"
  • Mulligan
  • Williams
  • Ryan Ellis
  • Darren Mulligan
  • Kyle Williams
3:16
12."The Parting Glass"
  • Benjamin Backus
  • Mulligan
Benjamin Backus3:23
Total length:42:27
Wholehearted + track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
13."Come What May +" (with Cory Asbury)
  • Mulligan
  • Pardo
Jeff Pardo3:21
14."Image Of God (Acoustic) +" (with Vince Gill)
  • Chris Stevens
  • Bryan Fowler
3:48
15."Wholehearted (Acoustic) +"
  • Mulligan
  • Pardo
Jeff Pardo3:06
16."Friend Of Sinners (Acoustic) +"
  • Mulligan
  • Hulse
  • Pardo
Jeff Pardo3:22
17."Come What May (Acoustic) +" (with Cory Asbury)
  • Mulligan
  • Pardo
Jeff Pardo3:25
Total length:42:27

Charts

Chart performance for Wholehearted
Chart (2021)Peak
position
US Christian Albums (Billboard) [34] 15

Release history

Release history and formats for Wholehearted
RegionDateEditionFormatLabelRef.
Various15 October 2021Standard Word Entertainment
Deluxe (Wholehearted +)

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