We Cry Out

From the opening image of anthems filling the skies, this song builds a case for why praise cannot be contained. The lyrics move from observing creation's declaration of God's glory to the believer's inevitable response: we who have called on His name cannot stay silent. The central confession is that God's loving kindness and truth have delivered us, a deliverance that compels an outward cry. The song then expands its vision, anticipating the day when all nations learn of His ways and bow down, while believers carry the mystery of saving grace into the world as light piercing darkness. It's a corporate declaration that personal salvation fuels global mission, and that worship is both a response to what God has done and a proclamation of who He is. The repeated refrain "We will cry out" anchors the song in active, vocal faith, not passive observation. The bridge's shift to "Great is Your glory, Lord" ties the whole arc together: deliverance, praise, and the hope of every nation bowing are all grounded in the revelation of God's glory. The song ends where it began—with an unquenchable cry—leaving the listener with the sense that worship is not a moment but a lifestyle of declaring His worth.