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Nick Ferrell · Released
Fits of the Faithful
Released 2026-09-18
Faith can arrive in fits—honest, unfinished, resistant and still returning. Arrives September 18, 2026.
"Fits of the Faithful" was born from my journals—especially the idea I've written about as "life is like last night"—and from an older song I wrote but never released called "Meet You to Reach You."
Both were wrestling with wounded people.
The exhausted. The restless. The ones trying to hold onto faith while life doesn't look particularly faithful back.
But "Fits of the Faithful" began to feel like something different.
It became heaven's response.
Not an accusation toward the wounded and weary, but a call to them. A reminder that God isn't waiting somewhere on the other side of perfection for broken people to finally get themselves together.
He meets people where they are.
The old idea was meet you to reach you.
This song carries that forward as a call to those still fighting, stumbling, questioning and getting back up.
The fits don't necessarily mean you've lost your faith.
Sometimes they're evidence that you're still fighting to hold onto it.
Hands lifted high when the heart isn’t stable.
Scripture · Psalm 61:2 — An overwhelmed heart asking God to lead it to a rock higher than itself.
I built crowns that never fit and called the pressure purpose.
Scripture · Matthew 11:28–30 — Jesus invites the weary and burdened to receive His rest.
I called it waiting. Heaven called it growing.
Scripture · Isaiah 40:31 — Those who wait on the Lord receive renewed strength.
Grace was never waiting for perfection anyway.
Scripture · Romans 5:8 — Christ died for us while we were still sinners.
I kept measuring the branches while Heaven strengthened roots.
Scripture · Ephesians 3:16–19 — Inward strength and being rooted and grounded in Christ’s love.
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