VaShawn Mitchell Reflects on Worship, Purpose, and New Music
VaShawn Mitchell Reflects on Worship, Purpose, and New Music at the 17th Annual Spirit of Praise | #SOP2025
At the Wells Fargo 17th Annual Spirit of Praise, presented by Osteria Costa, held at Reid Temple A.M.E. Church in Glenn Dale, Maryland, Cheryl Jackson sat down with renowned gospel artist VaShawn Mitchell for a powerful conversation on worship, creativity, and purpose. Best known for timeless anthems like “Nobody Greater” and “Turning Around for Me,” Mitchell continues to inspire worshipers across the world through his heartfelt ministry and fresh musical vision.
During the interview, VaShawn reflected on his journey as both an artist and worship leader, emphasizing that his calling extends beyond the stage. “Worship is not a song—it’s a lifestyle,” he told Jackson. “My goal is to write music that connects people to the heart of God.”
He discussed how the past few years have deepened his understanding of faith, shaping his songwriting process and focus. Mitchell shared that his upcoming projects explore themes of renewal, gratitude, and divine timing, drawing from personal experiences and the testimonies of those around him.
Cheryl Jackson noted the depth of Mitchell’s influence within gospel music, praising his ability to bridge traditional and contemporary worship sounds. The conversation also touched on the importance of collaboration and mentorship, with Mitchell expressing his passion for raising up the next generation of worship leaders.
The Wells Fargo 17th Annual Spirit of Praise, presented by Osteria Costa, celebrated gospel excellence and unity. VaShawn Mitchell’s message of worship and purpose reminded audiences that true ministry begins with a surrendered heart, inspiring everyone present to live out their faith in everyday life.
VaShawn Mitchell Reflects on Worship, Purpose, and New Music at the 17th Annual Spirit of Praise | #SOP2025 was originally published on praisedc.com
