Josiah Queen isn’t whispering his faith anymore — he’s shouting it from the rooftops. Today, the platinum-selling singer/songwriter unveils his bold new single “make heaven crowded,” a full-hearted rallying cry that arrives as one of the most galvanizing anthems of his already-stacked catalog.

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The follow-up to March’s “judas” — a confessional meditation on betrayal, guilt, and grace — “make heaven crowded” leans further into the unguarded intensity that defined recent singles like “demons,” the slow-burning January release that quickly climbed to No. 1 on Billboard’s Christian Streaming Songs chart. This time, the 23-year-old Florida-born artist documents a profound shift from internal belief to outward expression, reframing evangelism not as obligation but as joyful inevitability.

Produced by Dylan Thomas, “make heaven crowded” opens on a stripped-back convergence of bright acoustic guitar and unflinchingly tender vocals before erupting into Queen’s signature cinematic folk-rock. The song begins in pained recognition of others’ disbelief — “I heard an atheist say / No one really believes / ‘Cause if it was good news / They’d tell everyone they see” — before Queen’s voice rises with unrelenting force: “I’m done being afraid / To speak of the name / Of the One that has saved my soul.”

By the time the chorus arrives, fueled by breakneck banjo riffs and earth-shaking drumbeats, Queen has fully embodied an unbreakable determination: “Call me a fool / I don’t care what they say / I will shout it / Make heaven crowded.” Lit up with celestial harmonies and ethereal lap-steel tones, the track is further proof of Queen’s gift for arena-sized songwriting that never loses its raw emotional intimacy.

The release lands on a milestone night for Queen, who completes the U.S. leg of his sold-out Mt. Zion Tour tonight at Citizens House of Blues in Boston — a massive headline run in support of his Billboard 200-charting album of the same name. After a summer of major U.S. festival stops, he’ll head overseas for the tour’s U.K./European leg in September. Tour info is available at josiahqueen.com/tour.

With over 1.3 billion combined global streams, a platinum-certified breakthrough in “The Prodigal,” his first Billboard Hot 100 hit with the gold-certified “Dusty Bibles,” and a sold-out night at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium already on his resume, Queen continues to cement himself as one of the most impactful voices in contemporary Christian music. “make heaven crowded” doesn’t just continue that streak — it doubles down on it.

Stream “make heaven crowded” now and find out why Josiah Queen is making the case for the loudest kind of faith there is.