Earnest Pugh’s Latest Live Album We Wanna See You (Live at Resurrection Church, San Antonio) Ignites Gospel Charts with Rapid Rise on Billboard and Mediabase

Billboard-charting gospel artist and worship leader Earnest Pugh is experiencing another major career milestone as his 13th studio album, We Wanna See You (Live at Resurrection Church, San Antonio), ignites the gospel music scene with a rapid rise on both the Billboard and Mediabase gospel charts.

Recorded live in San Antonio, Texas, this electrifying worship experience was released on May 30, 2025, and has quickly gained momentum with gospel music lovers around the nation. Known for his powerhouse vocals and authentic worship ministry, Pugh delivers a spirit-filled offering that is already being called one of his most powerful works to date.

The album’s lead single, “Your Glory,” has ignited major buzz, with gospel audiences calling it a worthy successor to Pugh’s classic hit “Rain On Us.”

“To hear people calling it ‘Rain On Us 2.0’ is incredibly humbling,” says Pugh. “But more importantly, it’s a reflection of what we’re all crying out for—God’s glory to show up and shift the atmosphere.”

We Wanna See You features seven dynamic, live-recorded tracks that take listeners on a powerful worship journey. The album opens with the uplifting “Good News”, followed by the energetic declaration of faith in “Turn It Around.” The heart of the album comes through with the stirring anthem “Your Glory”, leading into the intimate and reverent title track “We Wanna See You.” Worship continues with “Air I Breathe,” a heartfelt reminder of God’s sustaining power, which seamlessly flows into “Air I Breathe (Reprise).” The album closes with “Your Glory 2CU,” a reflective reprise that leaves listeners in a space of worshipful expectation.

As the album rapidly ascends the charts, it reinforces Earnest Pugh’s reputation as a trusted voice in gospel music and a minister of worship whose message continues to resonate across generations.

“It’s more than a musical moment—it’s a spiritual movement,” says Pugh. “This project is about inviting God’s presence into every space, and I’m honored to be used in this way.”

We Wanna See You (Live) is available now on all digital streaming platforms.