Seph Schlueter Drops New Single All In, Announces Album Fingerprints

Following the major success of his RIAA Platinum certified hit “Counting My Blessings,” singer songwriter Seph Schlueter is entering a new chapter with the announcement of his highly anticipated sophomore album, Fingerprints, scheduled for release on March 12, 2027.

The announcement arrives alongside the release of Schlueter’s new single, “All In,” an uplifting declaration of faith, courage and complete surrender to Jesus. The song is now available to stream and download, while the album pre order has also launched.

With “All In,” Schlueter turns his attention from the blessings believers can count to the commitment required to follow Christ fully. The song carries a direct message about choosing faith without reservation and refusing to remain on the sidelines.

At the heart of the song is the powerful refrain, “I’m not ashamed of the name of Jesus, I am all in,” which captures its central message. The declaration calls listeners to live boldly, love deeply and trust God without holding anything back.

Rather than presenting faith as something that should remain private, Schlueter uses the song to encourage believers to live openly and confidently. His message is clear. Following Jesus requires more than words. It calls for a life that reflects genuine surrender.

That theme gives “All In” a strong connection to the message behind Fingerprints. While details about the full album are still emerging, the new single offers an early glimpse into the faith and conviction shaping Schlueter’s next musical chapter.

“One of my favorite Bible verses has always been Romans 1:16: ‘For I am not ashamed of the Gospel,'” shares Schlueter. “Now, more than ever, we need a generation that lives that out; a people who don’t live lukewarm lives on the sidelines but who know what God has done and want everyone to know about it. My hope is that ‘All In’ inspires the church to live lives completely all in for Jesus; fully unashamed of the Good News.”

That vision sits at the centre of the new song. Schlueter is not simply asking listeners to enjoy an uplifting Christian record. He is challenging them to examine how openly they live out their faith.

The song speaks to a generation that can easily become cautious about expressing belief. In response, Schlueter offers a different approach. He calls for confidence, action and a willingness to stand firmly behind the Gospel.

The repeated idea of being “all in” also gives the song a strong sense of movement. It is about making a decision and then allowing that decision to shape everyday life.

That means choosing faith when circumstances are uncertain. It means loving others when it is difficult. It means trusting God when the outcome is not clear. Most importantly, it means refusing to treat faith as something that only belongs inside a church building.

The message also builds on the impact of “Counting My Blessings,” the song that helped propel Schlueter into a wider audience. The RIAA Platinum certified hit connected with listeners through its focus on gratitude and recognizing the goodness of God.

Now, “All In” approaches faith from another direction. Instead of looking primarily at what God has done, the new song asks what believers are willing to give in response.

That creates an interesting progression between the two songs. “Counting My Blessings” encourages listeners to notice God’s goodness, while “All In” calls them to respond with wholehearted devotion.

Together, those themes point toward a faith that remembers, gives thanks and then takes action.

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Schlueter’s growing momentum also extends beyond the release of new music. He is currently touring nationwide as part of the Air1 Fall Tour, bringing his songs and message to audiences across the country.

The touring season will continue into 2027. In spring, Schlueter will join TobyMac’s Hits Deep Tour, giving him another opportunity to perform before large audiences and introduce his music to listeners in different cities.

The continued touring schedule reflects the growing reach of his music. What began with a breakout song has developed into a broader ministry of songwriting, live performance and faith based storytelling.

At the same time, Schlueter is taking the message of “Counting My Blessings” beyond music. A new children’s book inspired by the viral hit is scheduled to arrive in October.

The book will introduce the song’s message of gratitude and recognizing God’s goodness to a younger audience. It also creates an opportunity for families to engage with those themes together.

That expansion is significant because the message behind “Counting My Blessings” has already connected with listeners across different generations. Turning the song into a children’s book allows its central idea to reach young readers in a format designed specifically for them.

For families, the project can serve as another way to introduce children to gratitude and the practice of recognizing the good things God has placed in their lives.

Meanwhile, Fingerprints represents the next major step in Schlueter’s development as an artist. The album announcement comes at a time when his audience continues to grow and his music is reaching further into the Christian music community.

The title itself suggests a story of identity and influence. Every life carries marks left by experiences, relationships and faith. In Schlueter’s emerging musical story, those fingerprints are increasingly visible through songs that point listeners toward gratitude, courage and deeper commitment to Christ.

With “All In,” he appears ready to build on that foundation.

The song is energetic and uplifting, but its message carries a serious challenge. It asks listeners to move beyond passive belief and embrace a faith that can be seen in the way they live.

Its central declaration, “I’m not ashamed of the name of Jesus, I am all in,” therefore becomes more than a memorable line. It becomes a statement of purpose.

For Schlueter, the hope is that listeners will not simply sing the words but live them. He wants the song to encourage believers to become more open about their faith and more intentional about sharing the Good News.

That message gives “All In” a natural place in the next chapter of his career.

As anticipation builds for Fingerprints, Schlueter is continuing to expand the world around his music. From the stage to streaming platforms, from a new album to a children’s book, his current season reflects an artist finding new ways to communicate the same central message.

God is good. His blessings are worth recognizing. His Gospel is worth sharing. And following Jesus is worth giving everything.

With Fingerprints set for March 12, 2027, “All In” offers listeners an early introduction to what lies ahead.

For now, Schlueter is inviting his audience to make the same choice at the heart of the song.

Not halfway. Not from the sidelines.

All in.