
[Album] My Honor To Need You – Noah Paul Harrison
Bethel Music artist, songwriter, and worship leader Noah Paul Harrison releases his new single, “My Honor To Need You (Live)” ahead of hisdebutsolo album DO NOT GO GENTLE.
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“My Honor To Need You (Live)” is about discovering the beauty of surrender and true dependence on God. Inspired by Psalm 91, it remindsusthat our weakness is an invitation to lean on His strength and find refuge under the shadow of His wings in His presence.
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The new track also follows previously released singles featured on the album including “Christ That We Lift Higher (Live)” and “He Wasted Nothing (Live).”
Harrison’s forthcoming 8-track collection, DO NOT GO GENTLE, offers an honest look at the life of faith – marked by both miracles and disappointment, hope and heartbreak.Several of the songs were written in Noah and his wife Carling’s apartment, making this album deeply connected to their life, family, and journey duringsome of life’s most challenging seasons. Ittells a story of learning to trust God through the valleys and hold tightly to His promises when the way forward isn’t clear.
Says Harrison, “My wife and I wrote My Honor To Need You together in our apartment in Manhattan after a conversation about dependence on the Lord. We were reflecting on how often we try to present ourselves as strong and self-sufficient, as though we have everything together. Yet God delights when we come to Him honestly and authentically, bringing our weakness before Him. It’s in that place of surrender and dependence that He reveals His strength and reminds us that we were never meant to carry life on our own.”
Featuring guest artists Gable Price, David Funk, and Aubree Archibeck, and including “My Honor To Need You (Live)” written with his wife Carling, DO NOT GO GENTLE is a hopeful invitation into a story of faith, endurance, and the unwavering presence of God in every season.

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