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"Great God" by Overland Missions Music - No Limits, All Hope


Overland Missions Music's "Great God" is a high-energy song from their new album, "Only One Worthy." It's a joyful, driving celebration of God's greatness, the kind of song that makes you want to lift your hands, stomp your feet, and shout from the rooftops, because, "He's a great God!"

Overland Missions Music - Great GodThe lyrics pull you into the celebration, "Those who are hurting come, healing is ready," a Love that is practical, personal, and powerful. Words can't capture what He is capable of doing, "There's no limit, there's no bounds to what He can do." Hope rises as the music builds up with lyrics like, "See the light shine in the darkness" and "See the captives liberated." There are so many reasons why "He's a great God!"

This is pure worship and triumph. It's a rallying cry for all, whether you're in need of healing, want to be freed from feelings of shame or the idea that we aren't worthy of His love, or just want a reason to celebrate that our "Great God" delivers. Listen, sing out loud, and feel how your faith grows stronger with every beat.

(Related scripture: Psalm 103:2-4; Isaiah 9:2; Acts 4:12)

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