Worship

When Naomi Ellis accepts the role of worship leader at Restoration Tabernacle, she believes God has called her to breathe new life into a weary congregation. But almost from her first rehearsal, she senses something is wrong. The side doors are mysteriously left open, financial records don’t balance, and shipments arrive at odd hours under the cover of “ministry work.”

The deeper she looks, the more uneasy she becomes. Volunteers whisper about powerful donors with questionable ties, and Naomi soon suspects the church’s most celebrated “partner” may be hiding a sinister operation. When she dares to ask questions, she’s told to keep her head down and focus on singing.

But worship, Naomi knows, is not silence.

With only one trusted ally—Caleb Ortiz, the faithful sound engineer who has seen more than he lets on—Naomi begins digging into the shadows festering beneath sacred walls. What they uncover is far darker than either imagined: a trail of deceit, exploitation, and trafficking that threatens not only the church’s reputation but the safety of its most vulnerable members.

As anonymous threats escalate and danger presses closer, Naomi must decide whether to risk everything—her job, her safety, even her life—to expose the truth. In a battle between light and darkness, one thing becomes clear: authentic worship is not just a song sung on Sunday. It is a weapon. And when lifted boldly, it forces the darkness to flee.

Worship is a gripping tale of courage, conviction, and God’s relentless justice.