Zach Williams - Chain Breaker (live From Harding Prison) -

: Williams felt a deep personal connection to the prisoners, noting that he saw them as someone’s father, son, or brother. He opened his performance with the iconic line "Hello, I’m Johnny Cash," paying homage to Cash’s legendary 1968 concert at Folsom Prison .

: Written by Williams alongside Mia Fieldes and Jonathan Smith, "Chain Breaker" was inspired by Williams' own past struggles with addiction and personal "chains" before finding faith. The song emphasizes that freedom is found in Jesus, the "prison-shaking Savior". Zach Williams - Chain Breaker (Live from Harding Prison)

The performance took place at in Nashville, Tennessee, where Williams performed for approximately 250 incarcerated men . Partnering with the nonprofit Men of Valor , Williams aimed to share a message of hope and redemption with individuals who often feel forgotten by society. Key Context & Significance : Williams felt a deep personal connection to

Zach Williams’ performance of is a significant moment in contemporary Christian music, recorded for his 2018 EP Survivor: Live from Harding Prison . The song emphasizes that freedom is found in