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This is the last of my favourite worship songs in my current list. These are ones that I listen to as I exercise.
This song “Great are you Lord” was originally by All Sons and Daughters, but I came across it recently by Casting Crowns. I played it to my wife and she showed me the original version.
To be honest I could post one song a day for the next year. That is how much I love worshipping God. Most of the songs I have included are ones that the lyrics have spoken to me and allowed me to pour out my heart to God.
The next song on my list is the old hymn “How great thou art”. I really love this old hymn.
I remember in the early 2000s we used to have church together in Perth. It was held in the centre of Perth near the Swan River. We would have Christians from all denominations all together worshipping God.
Every year when How great thou art came on the volume rose dramatically. Twenty thousand plus people worshipped together and sung one of the great hymns of all time. It is one of those core memories that has always stayed with me.
The version I have included above is a congregation singing it as a part of a church service. It is similar to how we did it at church together but with thousands more voices!
My next song is Matt Redman’s “10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)”. This is one I especially love singing in church with other Christians. I love that we get to express our hearts to God now, but it also touches on our hope for the future in eternity.
The next song in my all time favourites list is “This I believe (The creed)” by Hillsong.
The first two songs were about loving God and asking Him to change me and to be used by Him. This song is about declaring what I believe about Him.
I love singing this song alone in my shed while working out. But I especially love singing it in church as it allows us all to declare our joint faith in God together.