100 New Gospel Songs: Day Eight: Eternally Secure

Written by Jon Hughes

Jon Hughes is the Director of Fear No Evil Ministries, and is also the Director of Retail Operations for the Forgotten Angels Foundation. Jon dedicates his life to sharing the Gospel with anyone and everyone.

Written by Jon Hughes

Jon Hughes is the Director of Fear No Evil Ministries, and is also the Director of Retail Operations for the Forgotten Angels Foundation. Jon dedicates his life to sharing the Gospel with anyone and everyone.
FNE Music
Published September 1, 2026

I love this song. This is one of the first songs I produced that really gave me the confidence that I could really do some good with this project. Granted, most will not agree with me on that, but that’s okay. If five people in the world hear this song and it brings them joy, then mission accomplished. I won’t make this post about the differences in how we believe, that’s for another discussion, but needless to say I believe what you hear in this song, and I hope it brings you joy.

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