Mission House Releases a New Anthem of Hope “Bet All I Have”

Taylor Leonhardt and Jess Ray, the creative duo known as Mission House, release a new anthem of hope, "Bet All I Have," available now in studio and acoustic form everywhere.
"In recent years, I've walked through a season of questioning things that I once felt so sure about," shares Jess, who wrote the song. "This journey brought me to a place of freedom and peace, where I'm not afraid to admit - there is so much I don't know. And that's ok! Yet in the middle of all the questions, there's something, rather, someone that I cannot escape. Jesus. In him, I've found a song I can't ignore. We all put our trust in something. And I believe he is the one thing worth risking everything for. I bet all I have in Jesus."
ABOUT MISSION HOUSE:
Born out of a community of friends gathered in living rooms and basements, Mission House's Jess and Taylor met five years ago in their hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina. Both folk-rock singer-songwriters on their own accord, the two naturally became fast friends and began performing at shows together. Soon after, they started a weekly gathering around a simple vision: share a meal and worship together. It was through these gatherings that Taylor and Jess began writing songs they felt their community needed to hear, sing, and carry with them throughout the week. "What we hope more than anything is that our music brings the reality of Jesus into people's lives," explain Taylor and Jess. "The first worship records that we really loved were that way for us -- they gave us new language for loving Jesus, ways to talk to God we didn't have before. We hope people catch a glimpse of the love and peace and belonging that can only be found in God."
For more information, check out their social pages and website WeAreMissionHouse.com.
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