Avery Anna has shared a heartfelt message with fans reflecting on a stressful period of time, and outlining how her one rock throughout it all has been her faith in God and Jesus.

Anna has always been open about her Christian faith, with the ‘danny don't’ singer-songwriter regularly expressing her reliance on God both through her music and in interviews.

Earlier this year, for instance, Anna teamed up with her longstanding collaborator, Sam Barber, for a powerful new track, ‘Fear in God’, in which both artists meditate on how having deep reverence of God can be our saving grace. The introspective offering explores ‘fear’ in the Biblical sense of awe, rather than being scared.

In her new social media post, Anna shares a flurry of rose-tinted, joyful images from the summer so far. In the caption, though, the 2026 ACM New Female Artist of the Year gets candid about how, despite appearances, it hasn't all been sunshine and rainbows. It's important for artists to show fans the harder moments, if they are comfortable doing so, rather than simply posting the highlights and the wins.

In the post, Anna shares how she found the silver linings, “and the truth is, God is all around. I’d be a liar if I told you this collection of aesthetic photos is a good description of my life in the past couple of weeks, this is the moments where I feel God winked at me, saying “it’s ok I’ve got you” through the absolute chaos that is life”.

Anna expands, “I will spare you the details of the stress, the important thing is, if you’re overwhelmed, look for him, he’s there. Whether that’s through a collection of wildflowers, a sunset, a song, or a stranger helping you close your overpacked bag while you stand on it in the middle of the aisle while everyone is waiting to board their flight!” The ‘vanilla’ hitmaker concludes, “God bless. Love you guys”.

Anna has increasingly been incorporating her faith into her sound in recent months, with the Arizona native even teaming up with Contemporary Christian Music trailblazer Josiah Queen for a revamped version of his viral hit, ‘Dusty Bibles’, last Fall.

We're just glad to see Anna being true to both herself and to the message she wants to put out there, but also to her fans, in making it clear to them that, even though it might look like she's on top of the world while on tour with Ella Langley and winning ACM awards, in reality, she still faces the same day-to-day battles as us all.

With Anna having released an EP and a smattering of singles throughout 2026, we're hoping this means the follow-up to her visceral 2025 album, let go letters, is on the horizon.