Seth Condrey.

Seth Condrey is a bilingual American singer-songwriter who learned to worship in two languages and never chose just one. He grew up in the southern United States in a Christian family and walked away from his faith in college, until an invitation to lead worship brought him face to face with Jesus. He then spent a year in Argentina studying the Bible: there his Spanish was born and, with it, a ministry that churches across Latin America now sing.

His first independent album, My All, came out in 2004. Signing with the Hispanic label CanZion brought De Corazón a Corazón (2007), which won the 2008 Dove Award for Spanish Language Album of the Year. Then came Mi Vida Entera (2008), North Point En Vivo (2012), and Keeps On Changing (2013).

For several years he was a worship leader and songwriter at North Point Community Church in Atlanta and one of the main writers behind North Point Worship. He is the lead voice on “Death Was Arrested,” the group’s signature song, which broke into the Top 25 of CCLI’s list of the 2,000 most-sung songs in U.S. churches; he also wrote “Abundantly More” and “Anchor of Peace.”

In Spanish he built his own catalog with the Sesiones de Adoración series, from Worship Sessions, Vol. 1 (2014) through Sesiones de Adoración, Vol. 4 (2024). That volume earned him two nominations at the 2024 Arpa Awards: Producer of the Year and Pop / Fusion Album. Among his recent releases are One Thing (2024), New Thing (2025), Ágape (2025), and Family Worship, Vol. 1: Roots (2026).

He now lives in San Francisco, California, where he serves as worship pastor at a local church. His music doesn’t chase the big moment: these are songs meant to be sung in congregation, with lyrics that push people to love God with all their heart and their neighbor the way He first loved us.