Chris Tomlin has released a reimagined radio version of "Doesn't He (Deserve It All)," giving new life to one of the standout tracks from his 2025 album "The King Is Still The King."
Announcing the release on social media, Tomlin shared a reflection on the song's bridge, which points to the scale of heaven's worship: "'Can you imagine the sound of heaven? All the praise He is worthy of. Every tribe and every nation singing to the Holy One.'" He added, "I just pause every once in a while and think... can you imagine that sound? The human ear has never heard that sound."
The reimagined radio version of "Doesn't He (Deserve It All)" is available now wherever listeners get their music.
The song was originally released in August 2025 as the first offering written for "The King Is Still The King," Tomlin's 18th studio album. "Doesn't He" was written by Tomlin alongside Patrick Mayberry and Jess Cates. Of the song, Tomlin has said, "There's only one name that is worthy of all worship; worthy of all praise. When we sing 'Doesn't He deserve it all' we are responding to the goodness of God, the greatness of God, the holiness of God."
The chorus and bridge lean into that same declaration, calling listeners to praise "with a hallelujah" and "a thousand tongues," in every season, "in the light of morning" and "when the night is long" - a reminder that worship isn't confined to a single moment, but meant to echo through all of life.
With "Doesn't He (Deserve It All)" now reaching radio audiences in this new form, the song's call to worship reaches an even wider audience than its original release.
