Breanna Nix, the American Idol Season 23 favorite known for her heartfelt vocals and unwavering faith, has once again stirred hearts—this time not on a national stage, but in the warmth of a quiet room. In a tender and intimate video shared with fans, she and her husband performed their very first duet: the worship anthem “Worthy of It All.” The result? A moment that felt like church, home, and heaven all in one.
Seated side by side in a softly lit space, the couple opened the song with a quiet reverence. As the first chords of the piano rang out, Breanna’s voice—delicate yet powerful—glided through the melody like a whispered prayer. Her husband’s harmonies met her in just the right places, building gradually into a soaring chorus that wrapped the listener in peace.
It wasn’t a performance made for show—it was a spiritual offering. “Our first cover here! Should we finish this song?” Breanna wrote in the caption, hinting at future duets. Fans didn’t hesitate to answer. Within minutes, the video was flooded with heart emojis and calls for a full version, with many calling it “anointed,” “peaceful,” and “absolutely divine.”
This cover caps off an incredible month for Breanna. On June 4, she stepped onto the CMA Fest stage for the first time. The next night, she stunned the Grand Ole Opry with two powerhouse songs—“Higher” and “The Goodness of God”—earning not one, but two standing ovations. Her name, once whispered in audition lines, now echoes in country and gospel circles alike.
Just days later, on June 8, Breanna took to Instagram again—this time asking fans if they were ready for new music. The response? A resounding “Yes.” It’s no wonder. Her debut single, “Higher,” opened at No. 1 on the Christian Digital Song Sales chart and made waves across genres. With lyrics about rising above life’s struggles, it’s a message that feels especially relevant in today’s world.
But even in the midst of success, Breanna’s heart stays grounded. She ended her Opry night by signing the iconic Opry 100 journal and calling the experience “the best day ever.” That same grounded grace is exactly what shines in “Worthy of It All.” Stripped of production, full of heart, it’s the kind of worship that feels less like performance and more like presence.
Written by David Brymer and Ryan Hall, “Worthy of It All” has become a worship staple around the world. Its chorus—“For from You are all things, and to You are all things”—resonates with believers and worshippers everywhere. And in Breanna Nix’s hands, those words take flight with angelic ease.
With a voice rooted in faith and a partnership built on love, Breanna and her husband have delivered something rare: a musical moment that not only sounds good—but feels holy.
