Phil Wickham - House Of The Lord

Phil Wickham - House Of The Lord - Acoustic (CCM)

Phil Wickham has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called House Of The Lord - Acoustic.

Lyrics:

[Verse]

We worship the God who was

We worship the God who is

We worship the God who evermore will be

He opened the prison doors

He parted the raging sea

Phil Wickham - House Of The Lord - Acoustic

My God He holds the victory

[Chorus]

There's joy In the house of the Lord

There's joy in the house of the Lord today

And we won't be quiet

O, we shout out Your praise

There's joy in the house of the Lord

Our God is surely in this place

And we won't be quiet

O, we shout out Your praise

[Verse]

We sing to the God who heals

We sing to the God who saves

We sing to the God who always makes a way

Cause He hung upon that cross

Then He rose up from that grave

My God's still rolling stones away

[Chorus]

There's joy In the house of the Lord

There's joy in the house of the Lord today

And we won't be quiet

O, we shout out Your praise

There's joy in the house of the Lord

Our God is surely in this place

And we won't be quiet

O, we shout out Your praise

[Verse]

Cause we were the beggars

And now we're royalty

We were the prisoners

Now we're running free

We are forgiven, accepted

Redeemed by His grace

Let the house of the Lord sing praise

[Chorus]

There's joy In the house of the Lord

There's joy in the house of the Lord today

And we won't be quiet

O, we shout out Your praise

There's joy in the house of the Lord

Our God is surely in this place

And we won't be quiet

O, we shout out Your praise (there's joy in the house of the Lord)

[Outro]

We shout out Your praise (there's joy in the house of the Lord)

You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6MRxKl9WRgjKQF02mjlovA

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGQTI3q94iY

Would you like to hear more CCM music? Then check out our Christian playlists on: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists

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