Chris Tomlin Adds Music to "The Last Supper" Film

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Grammy-Award winner Chris Tomlin is making his first foray into theatrical filmmaking on several levels.  We reported to you here at he had taken on the role of Executive Producer of the upcoming motion Picture The Last Supper.  Now, Tomlin has also recorded a song for the film, titled “No Greater Love,” that will appear in the last scene into closing credits.

Tomlin wrote the song recently with Tyler Hubbard, Corey Crowder, and Matt Jenkins.  “When I was approached by The Last Supper team about contributing to this film, God immediately put a song on my heart I had written a few weeks prior with my friends Corey Crowder, Matt Jenkins, and Tyler Hubbard,” shared Tomlin. “John 15:13 says, “Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for one’s friends.” That is the essence of this song, the foundation of this movie, and a cornerstone of our faith.”  

Tomlin’s participation in the film follows tremendous achievements in 2024 including a recording breaking tour and the global success of the song “Holy Forever.”

THE LAST SUPPER is a theatrical depiction of the ultimate act of divine love and sacrifice, told through the eyes of those who walked alongside Jesus Christ. This deeply intimate film unveils untold perspectives, shedding new light on the profound Biblical truths that shaped salvation history. More than a retelling, it is an invitation to experience redemption, grace, and the eternal promise of hope like never before. 

“I have always said that worship is more about seeing than singing and years ago, I was leading worship in Israel and that understanding was deeply reinforced. While standing in the place and seeing where Jesus gave His life, I was profoundly moved, reflecting on His final moments on Earth. That experience was a marking moment in my life,” shared Tomlin. “In watching THE LAST SUPPER film, I have had that same spiritual encounter. My prayer is that this film will meet people where they are and make a deep and eternal impact on their lives.”