Paul Wilbur is working on a new English and Spanish-language album.
Your Great Name is due out on 15 February 2013 and the two language versions will be released simultaneously, with the Spanish version as "Tu Gran Nombre".
He'll be recording tracks for the albums before live audiences in Nashville, Tennessee, and Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, throughout September.
He's teaming up with producer and drummer Dan Needam for the project, to be released via Integrity.
Paul shared: "The Lord gave us grace and we have lots of new material to share with the world.
"Songs of faith declaring who he is and the return of the Lord. I am very excited to finish these songs and get them into your mouths!"
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