Kristian Stanfill has spent the last two decades helping shape the sound of modern worship through Passion Music—leading songs that have echoed through stadiums, college campuses, and churches around the world. But his latest offering, “Come to Jesus,” doesn’t come from a mountaintop. It comes from the valley.

Instead, Come to Jesus is an honest reflection from Krisitan on sobriety, disillusionment, and the kind of healing that only comes after hitting bottom. In this interview on the Deepest Cut, he shares how, after years of trying to numb failure and fear with alcohol, he came to a breaking point in 2020 that sparked a journey of recovery. What emerged was a simple but urgent message: Jesus is better. He’s the way forward. He’s the only way out.

Kristian speaks of “Come to Jesus” as both testimony and sermon, a song forged from his own transformation and the hunger he sees in a new generation of worshipers. Whether leading from a stage or writing with others, his sings it with all the fervor of a heavenly invitation.

Here’s our interview with Kristian Stanfill, a conversation about redemption, freedom, and the power of telling your story—one honest line at a time.

Kristian Stanfill has spent the last two decades helping shape the sound of modern worship through Passion Music&mdash;leading songs that have echoed through stadiums, college campuses, and churches around the world. But his latest offering, &ldquo;Come to Jesus,&rdquo; doesn&rsquo;t come from a mountaintop. It comes from the valley.
Instead, Come to Jesus is an honest reflection from Krisitan on sobriety, disillusionment, and the kind of healing that only comes after hitting bottom. In this interview on the Deepest Cut, he shares how, after years of trying to numb failure and fear with alcohol, he came to a breaking point in 2020 that sparked a journey of recovery. What emerged was a simple but urgent message: Jesus is better. He&rsquo;s the way forward. He&rsquo;s the only way out.
Kristian speaks of &ldquo;Come to Jesus&rdquo; as both testimony and sermon, a song forged from his own transformation and the hunger he sees in a new generation of worshipers. Whether leading from a stage or writing with others, his sings it with all the fervor of a heavenly invitation.
Here&rsquo;s our interview with Kristian Stanfill, a conversation about redemption, freedom, and the power of telling your story&mdash;one honest line at a time.

A podcast about the movement from painful experiences to meaningful music. Part of the Rabbit Room podcast network. (Rabbitroom.com)

A podcast about the movement from painful experiences to meaningful music. Part of the Rabbit Room podcast network. (<a href="https://www.rabbitroom.com">Rabbitroom.com</a>)

The Deepest Cut

Kristian Stanfill: "Come to Jesus"

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