Megan Woods agrees to trust God’s promises are true on “I Believe You,” her follow-up to chart-topping hit “The Truth.” The newcomer lived out the words of her latest radio offering during a challenging time when she felt hopeless and alone.
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“I wrote ‘I Believe You’ about a season where I was walking through depression, and hope felt far away. This song is my honest cry of faith in the middle of the struggle. In the middle of that silence, God’s whisper was still there. I had to make a choice to believe what He says, even when I couldn’t see it. If you’re in that place, too, I pray these words remind you that He sees you. He’s with you, and you’re not alone,” she says. “‘I Believe You’ is a reminder that we don’t have to have it all together to keep trusting Him. Sometimes faith is simply saying, ‘God, I still believe You.’”
Strings, piano and a choir accompany Woods as she pledges to exercise her faith, even if she doesn’t know how the story will end. Dressed in a black, sparkly, full-length gown, the emerging artist filmed a stunning music video for the song at The Fisher Center in Nashville.
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Woods quickly rose to prominence on the strength of her debut single, “The Truth,” which scored the No. 1 spot on iTunes in 50 countries, summited the radio charts and earned nominations for Breakout Single of the Year at the 2025 K-LOVE Fan Awards and Song of the Year at the upcoming 56th Annual GMA Dove Awards. She performed a stripped-down version of “I Believe You” at this year’s Emerging Artist Showcase during the K-LOVE Fan Awards weekend, previewing the fresh track.
Earlier this year, the first-time Dove Award nominee made her national television debut on “FOX & Friends,” as well as her Grand Ole Opry debut. Fans can catch Woods on tour with Big Daddy Weave this fall.
