Elevation Living Room Releases Song Bulls & Goats
The Charlotte-based worship collective explores themes of salvation in its latest musical track.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Religious
Elevation Living Room, a music collective formed within the Elevation Church youth ministry, has released the new song Bulls & Goats. The track centers on the theological concept that salvation is achieved solely through the sacrifice of Jesus.
Why it matters
The release reflects the collective effort to create music that resonates with the high school students attending their weekly ministry gatherings in Charlotte. By focusing on core biblical beliefs, the group aims to express spiritual themes that define their student-led worship environment.
The song marks the latest release for the collective since its formation, which originated from a Sunday night Bible study in Charlotte. The group continues to develop new material shaped by the students who participate in their weekly meetings.
The players
Elevation Living Room
A worship collective that grew out of a Sunday night Bible study at the Elevation Church YTH high school ministry in Charlotte.
Graham Furtick
One of the two leaders of the Elevation Living Room worship collective.
Daniel Pena
One of the two leaders of the Elevation Living Room worship collective.
The details
Originating from the Elevation Church YTH high school ministry, the group emphasizes student-inspired songwriting to support their worship services. The new single continues this mission by grounding its message in specific religious doctrines regarding sacrifice and redemption.
Timeline
October 27, 2026: The official release of the song Bulls & Goats.
Industry Dynamics
This release continues a trend of church-affiliated worship collectives producing professional-grade music to reach younger demographics. The project operates within the broader landscape of modern religious music, where groups often leverage specific youth ministries to build an audience.
Listeners can access the new song through standard digital music streaming platforms. The track is intended to serve as a resource for those involved in the collective's student-focused worship gatherings.
The takeaway
This release highlights how student-focused ministries are increasingly turning to music to communicate core theological concepts to their communities. Readers can look to similar worship projects if they are interested in music driven by specific congregational or ministry-based participation.
Further reading
Learn more about local music movements in the Charlotte Religious section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Niagara Frontier Publications.
