Joey Feek has been battling with stage four cancer and after the doctors say that there is nothing more that they can do in order to stop the disease, the singer from Joey + Rory still decided that she should finish recording her last album with her husband entitled "Hymns That Are Important to Us."

She was diagnosed with the illness in June 2015. She no longer receives hospital and doctor treatments since the cancer cannot be halted anymore. According to Taste of Country, Rory Feek said that it was around the early part of spring when Joey started to talk about another album.

"We began recording it in a studio in Nashville early in the summer, just after recovering from her first big surgery in Chicago. She championed it. Even with all she's gone through, there might have been a few things that changed, but that record was not gonna stop," Rory said.

Joey had said that the recording of the new album have some what given her hope and something to look forward to even with her condition.

"A lot has taken place in a year's time, but through it all, these songs have given me such strength," she stated. "I think that a lot of times, when we don't know what to say, you don't know what to pray, you don't know how to even begin, I think that's, for me, where these hymns have come into play so much," she explained.

"Hymns That Are Important to Us" is set to be released on Friday, Feb. 12. There will be a special deluxe edition that will be available only at Cracker Barrel stores across United States.

This Video Is Joey's Heartfelt Singing of "Amazing Grace."