As 2025 comes to a close, worship artist and songwriter Amanda Janson is reflecting on a year marked by growth, faith, and an ever-deepening dependence on God-both personally and creatively.
"What a year," Janson shared. "I wouldn't even know how to narrow it down to just a few sentences."
Known for her heartfelt worship music and authentic storytelling, Janson has continued to build a body of work rooted in Scripture, intimacy with God, and a desire to lead listeners into His presence. Her songs consistently emphasize surrender, trust, and the life-shaping power of the Holy Spirit-themes that have resonated deeply with her growing community of listeners.
Looking ahead to 2026, Janson speaks with excitement and expectation. She hints at big dreams on the horizon, including continued creative growth and new music, while remaining grounded in her primary calling.
"I know that God is going to continue to pour His love, His favor, and His blessings over my family," she says. "But more than anything, may the fire that burns in my heart for the Lord continue to burn."
For Janson, music is not merely a creative outlet-it is a response to God's work in her life. As she prepares for what lies ahead, her prayer is not simply for opportunity, but for faithfulness.
"Fan the flame, God," she prays. "There's no other option I want to even entertain than to be living a life led and operated through the Holy Spirit."
That posture has shaped both her ministry and her songwriting, which aim to encourage believers to pursue deeper intimacy with God and to remain sensitive to the Spirit's leading. As she looks to the future, Janson invites others to join her on that journey.
"May we all grow to know and love Him even more," she adds. "There's still so much to uncover."
Closing her reflection with gratitude, Janson thanks those who have supported her music, prayed for her family, and walked alongside her faith journey.
"Happy New Year to each and every one of you," she shares. "Thank you for being here. The best is yet to come, my friends. Blessings upon blessings."
