Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductee and Journey band member Jonathan Cain globally released his six-song EP, Oh Lord Lead Us, today from Identity Records with The Fuel Music distribution. The EP precedes Cain's upcoming and sixth solo album and continues this iconic artist's offerings of faith-inspired new music.

"It's not just 'I go to church,' it's a love exchange, a love surrender," shares Cain, who leads worship weekly at City Of Destiny where his wife, Paula White-Cain, is the Senior Pastor. "We have a 24/7 God, and every year we need to reestablish a covenant with our faith and recommit with praise, worship, and prayer. The more you can commit, the more blessed you will be." Cain, who is earning his pilot's license, likens it to flying an airplane. "You can't just halfway be a pilot, you have to be all in."
 
Sharing his personal faith story along with new music in December on the debut episode of the Pure Flix show, "Rockin On Heavens Door," Cain's "Oh Lord Lead Us" will also serve as the show's theme song, opening each episode that is set to feature other well-known musical guests.
 
In addition to the title song, Oh Lord Lead Us includes "Something Greater," named after and inspired by his wife's acclaimed book, and the American Songwriter-premiered "Beautiful Thunder."
 
"There's a conversation going on up there as sound waves roll across the land," thought Cain as he watched a recent storm near his home in Florida. "You can feel the earth shake, the ground beneath your feet rolling. It's one of the only places you can see power like that. This is a way that God can get to us, how He got to me. Next time people hear a thunderstorm, I hope they think of this song."
 
Produced by Cain, mixed by David Kalmusky (Justin Bieber, The Fray, Keith Urban), mastered by GRAMMY Award-winning Adam Ayan (Paul McCartney, Carrie Underwood, Foo Fighters), Oh Lord Lead Us was recorded at Cain's state-of-the-art Addiction Sound Studios in Nashville with select parts done remotely.
 
With more solo music, a songwriting event, and a Christmas concert to be announced shortly, Cain, with his band Journey, closed the second and final night of the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas on September 18 in an iHeart-lauded "epic performance." Featured this week in the Wall Street Journal, Cain also led worship during the Unleashed Conference hosted by Paula White Ministries.

Releasing five solo albums over the last several years, including his 2019, Billboard-featured More Like Jesus that Parade calls a "triumphant new album," the solo recordings follow a long line of hits that bear this iconic artist's signature. As a member of Journey, Cain has written or co-written such massive radio hits as the best-selling catalog rock song in iTunes' history, "Don't Stop Believin'," and "Who's Crying Now," "Open Arms," "Faithfully" and many more.