Seph Schlueter's "Won't Start Now" Serves as a Heartfelt Anthem of God's Unwavering Faithfulness

On May 16, 2025, Christian singer-songwriter Seph Schlueter released his latest single, "Won't Start Now." This track serves as a heartfelt anthem of God's unwavering faithfulness, aiming to reassure listeners that, despite life's challenges, God's support remains constant.
"Won't Start Now" follows the success of Schlueter's breakout hit "Counting My Blessings," which achieved RIAA Gold certification and topped all four Christian radio charts. The new single continues this momentum, offering a message of hope and trust in God's enduring presence.
The song's lyrics, such as "You've never let me walk alone, not even once, and You won't start now," reflect Schlueter's personal experiences and his belief in God's steadfast love. He describes the song as an anthem born out of personal testimony, aiming to uplift those feeling overwhelmed.
"Won't Start Now" is available on major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. Fans can also anticipate a full-length album from Schlueter later this year, continuing his mission to inspire through music.
For more information and updates, visit Seph Schlueter's official website at sephschlueter.com.
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