Rich Dicas

‘You are worthy Jesus’ At Your Feet - KXC & Rich and Lydia Dicas The album was recorded at Seek First, KXCs weekly Monday night prayer and worship gathering . It’s truly the sound a community together to contend for a move of the spirit and the songs put language to the prayers. Listen - 🔗 in @kxcworship bio

AT YOUR FEET | ALBUM OUT NOW | These songs are an invitation to be broken and poured out in worship at the feet of Jesus. To celebrate and give thanks for all he has done for us and to contend in prayer for his kingdom to come here on earth. Recorded at Seek First - KXC’s weekly worship and prayer night. Featuring ‘I Believe’, ‘Don’t Pass Me By’, ‘Worthy is the Lord’, ‘Do It Again Lord’ and more (link in bio) —— We’ll be hopping on an insta live chat with friends from SAINT Music at 11:30. Also you can join the YouTube premiere of an extended version of At Your Feet at 12pm today 🙌

Don’t Pass Me By is a personal song for healing and a prayer for a powerful move of God. Keep knocking, keep pressing, keep praying

“Lord, I Love You More” - Eliza King @elizakingmusic is someone I’ve been deeply grateful for from a distance. Her devotional music has carved some sacred pathways that I have spent many, many hours wandering down. (‘The Pressing In’ is one of my favourite albums of the last few years - it’s effortlessly beautiful, both challenging and tender). I heard through the grapevine (ie from @kategurren lol) that Eliza and Nat were quietly coming over from Brisbane to the UK for a season. I’d prayed my prayers, we made some plans, we did some hanging and a little writing - eventually ended up collaborating on ‘Lord, I Love You More’ (out now on all platforms). I take very little credit for this song - Eliza played it to @bekspen and I in the chapel at SPB and I was immediately a wreck. (Snagged a cheeky little voice memo 👉). Deeply honoured to be part of this song - the rest of the album is stunning. This was also the first time I got to work with the producer @jacobneverhill . If stories are ever written about this season - it will surely say that Jacob and @damaresgs have their fingerprints all over some of the best Christian music being made in the UK. Much like Eliza, it was lovely to find out that Jacob’s not just a creative genius, he’s also kind, patient, thoughtful and generous. (Also fun fact, Eliza also helped write ‘The Lord is Here’ on the new KXC Seek First album along with Bekah Spencer & Duane Caleb)

‘Lord, I Love You More’ is out now! 🕯️❤️ This is a simple song about choosing Jesus, and loving Him through daily obedience. May we trust Him again and again, in the little things and the big things What a privilege to sing this one with Rich who loves and worships Jesus with his whole life! Thanks also to Jacob as producer, who caught the vision and ran with it so well 🙌🏻 Writers: myself and @richdicas Production: @jacobneverhill Musicians: @damaresgs @rafabarekath @jacobneverhill Mix and master: @brettanthonyshaw Art and graphics: @roniagbstudio Distribution: @wingsmusicgroup #newchristianmusic #worship #christiansongwriter

Don’t Pass Me By - Live | Out Now _ There’s absolutely nothing casual about this song. Written from Lydia’s own journey through ongoing physical suffering - this song is an invitation to turn disappointment into praise and agony into persistent prayer. _ Recorded at Seek First (KXC’s weekly worship and prayer gathering), this song unfolds across two tracks, featuring an extended time of intercession, lament and faith-filled prayer drawing from Psalm 13. It captures the desperate sound of our church community crying out and contending together in prayer.

DON’T PASS ME BY Inspired by the blind man’s plea to Jesus for healing, the song gives voice to all those waiting and longing, yet still trusting in Gods mercy. @kxcworship x @richdicas x @lydicas V2 Every morning I’ll keep asking that today might be the day When the mighty God of healing sends a miracle my way I wasn’t born to be a victim and my portion isn’t pain I am a story in the making, I am a testament of grace If there’s a valley before the breakthrough then I’ll flood it with my praise If it’s two steps forwards one step back I’ll keep pressing on in faith I have a desperate prayer for healing that the cynics cannot tame I will wrestle past to meet you, I’ll keep getting in your face

Don’t Pass Me By - Live | Out Now _ There’s absolutely nothing casual about this song. Written from Lydia’s own journey through ongoing physical suffering - this song is an invitation to turn disappointment into praise and agony into persistent prayer. _ Recorded at Seek First (KXC’s weekly worship and prayer gathering), this song unfolds across two tracks, featuring an extended time of intercession, lament and faith-filled prayer drawing from Psalm 13. It captures the desperate sound of our church community crying out and contending together in prayer. _ (YouTube premiere @ 1pm UK time)

Don’t Pass Me By - Live at Seek First | Out Now

Big news! Our brand new podcast is here! Holding Hope: Unswerving and Wide Reaching. 🎙️ Once a month, Naomi will be sitting down with some incredible guests for honest, hope-filled conversations. First up, we’re thrilled to have been joined by @richdicas and @lydicas , worship leaders at @kxchurch and songwriters based in London. Their ministry flows from a deep commitment to prayer, community, and the pursuit of God’s heart. Whether leading crowds in collective worship or writing quietly at home, their heart remains the same: to see people encounter the love of Jesus and be transformed by His Spirit. 🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube 🔗 growinghope.org.uk/podcast

‘Don’t Pass Me By - Live at Seek First’

Don’t Pass Me By - Live At Seek First | This is a song forged in fire, born out of years of chronic pain, unanswered prayer, and the decision to still trust God when His silence feels deafening. Written from Lydia’s own journey through ongoing physical suffering, ‘Don’t Pass Me By’ echoes the plea of the blind man in Luke 18 — a man who, despite the crowd telling him to be quiet, called out louder for Jesus. It’s that same persistent, courageous cry that forms the heartbeat of this song: “Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me… Don’t pass me by.”