Bethel Music is set to launch its next major and multi-artist recording album "Have It All" in March.

According to a press release, "Have It All" is the first live recording at Bethel Church, since "For The Sake of The World" in 2012. It features Josh Baldwin, Kailey Heiligenthal, Paul McClure and Hannah McClure, Jonathan Helser, William Matthews, Amanda Cook, Steffany Gretzinger, Jeremy Riddle, Brian Johnson, Jenn Johnson, and newcomers Cory Asbury and Leeland.

In as statement, Brian said that when one was friends with the artists and he knew what they had walked through and a song came out of that season, there was always a backstory to it. He also mentioned that they all had faced similar things that showed that they had made it through the journey. For Johnson, the showed for it in the form of a song.

Jenn also said that God was calling the Church to be all in, which means nothing hidden, completely surrendered, going for it, and sold out. For the artist, it was a message that was woven throughout the whole album, along with a theme that wove throughout all their songs and all their lives.

Aside from the artist ensemble, "Have It All" stands as a collection of creative puzzle pieces coming from their lived experiences as they come together as products of years or worshiping and living together. As worship leaders, the encounters they had over the previous years let them feel joy, sorrow, triumph, and loss. The worshiping experience is not limited to the church, since they treated themselves as friends and family.

Bethel Music's "Have It All" is set to be released internationally on Mar. 11. Pre-orders have started on Feb. 26. More information about "Have It All" can be viewed here.