The opportunities came flooding in after her song became an anthem to millions on TikTok and Instagram. She also recently signed on to be an artist on the Christian label Centricity Music.
Her single hit No. 1 for the first time last week on Billboard’s Christian Airplay and AC Indicator charts.
“Making history, the song reaches the Christian Airplay penthouse in its 12th week, completing the quickest jaunt to No. 1 for a female artist’s first entry in the chart’s 19-year history,” Billboard expressed in a statement shared with The Christian Post.
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The viral debut single also continues its sixth week atop the Billboard Hot Christian Songs chart, managing even to top the iTunes Christian & Gospel Songs chart for 12-consecutive weeks.
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The single was written during the COVID-19 pandemic and holds a personal meaning for the singer, who is in the midst of her own health crisis.
The chorus was comprised of Nichole’s journal entries that profess: “I pray for your healing/ That circumstances would change/ I pray that the fear inside would flee/ In Jesus name/ I pray that a breakthrough would happen today/ I pray miracles over your life in Jesus name.”
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Her words serve as a bold declaration of her unwavering belief in God’s ability to heal and the power of prayer.
Nichole was diagnosed with scoliosis just before composing the song, “In Jesus Name (God of Possible).” Following surgery on her spine, the young singer, who has been singing in church since the young age of 14, suffered from depression while she was bedridden due to the pain. Three years after her first surgery, Nichole underwent a follow-up procedure to remove the metal rods and screws that were placed along her spine to keep it straight.
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“I go into the second surgery, and I come out of it, and the smoke cloud of depression was gone. I encountered the Lord in that moment,” Nichole recalled in a statement shared with CP. “When I got my X-rays after surgery, my spine was actually straighter than when the rods had been in it. So when I say that God can do miracles, I mean it, because I’ve seen it.”
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“There’s no story that doesn’t matter to God. Every story was written by Him, and He’s the greatest author of all time," she exclaimed. "God’s healed me, so I know He can heal someone else. I’m going to share my story and hope it will encourage others to go and share theirs."
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The single has now been heard 150 million times worldwide and the music video has garnered nearly 3 million views on YouTube.
A packed Bridgestone Arena crowd rose to their feet as Nichole sang “In Jesus Name (God of Possible)” during Chris Tomlin’s “Good Friday Nashville.” After her song, Max Lucado prayed for healing.
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Nichole recently moved to Nashville, Tennessee, and is working on her debut album.
With over 70 events added to her calendar since the release of “In Jesus Name (God of Possible),” Nichole will be featured at Alive Fest 2022 (July 15) along with Skillet and more, Unite At The Cross Music Festival (July 16) with We Are Messengers and others, SoulFest (Aug. 6) with Crowder, Colton Dixon, etc., and Rock The Smokies (Aug. 27) with TobyMac and Newsboys. She also has additional solo events over the next couple months, as well as concerts with Big Daddy Weave and Zach Williams.
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