On 26 January 2026, we gathered empty vessels for our first live worship night at Atelier Theatre, Cornerstone College in Mount Barker. It was more than a recording session — it was a moment of obedience, a step of faith, and the beginning of something we believe will ripple for generations.

That night, we recorded our debut single "Friend to me", along with several other songs — capturing not just music but the sound of a room hungry for God. We didn't want polished performance. We wanted presence. And God met us there.

“Friend to me” was released on Valentine’s Eve 2026, along with a companion evangelistic vessel available freely at www.NOGREATERLOVE.live. Within weeks, both had somehow made their way into 48 nations across 6 continents, with “Friend to me” also being featured on LifeFM’s Behind the Mic with Rachael Leahcar — all without much promotional push beyond limited local ads for NOGREATERLOVE in Adelaide. We believe this points to the grace and truth of Jesus, through whom all things were made, resonating with every heart he made for himself — whether they know him yet or not.

Every song we write is rooted in Scripture — not merely drawn from it, but derived from it. Alongside “Friend to me”, we released email devotionals going deeper in the same Word from which the song was written from. What we heard back meant more than the numbers that already got us in awe — readers turning to their Bibles in their own time, with their own worship music, going deeper not because we asked them to but because the Word had already pulled them there. That is what it was always meant to be: vessels made available, leading people from borrowed faith to personal relationship with Jesus.

As we were finalising "Friend to me" for release, we had a moment of realisation that "Sit At Your Feet" carried the message of Easter — his life poured out to make a way for our seats in his courts, and the only right response is to sit at his feet, stay at his feet, and pour out at his feet. In a world where it's easy to strive and worship can quickly drift into checklists, "Sit At Your Feet" is what it sounds like to choose the one thing that is needed — the better thing that cannot be taken away. Released as an offering to the one listener and to the Church, it's a song for Good Friday and for all our days.

vssls is just at the beginning of its journey, but we’ve already seen some incredible testimonies resulting from our steps of obedience. We're continuing to steward the songs God has given us — worshipping, writing, recording, releasing, and making room for people to go deeper in the Word and in their relationship with God. We believe the Church will sing these songs for decades to come. We’re not building toward a moment. We’re stewarding for the people who will come after us.