Worthy Of My Praise
Steve Crown's 'Worthy of My Praise' is a worship song that exalts God's unchanging nature and sovereignty. The lyrics declare that God remains the same through all seasons, referencing His power to revive dry bones, and acknowledge Him as Wonderful Counselor, El Shaddai, and Adonai. The repeated refrain affirms that God is worthy of praise, King of kings, and Lord of lords. The song is a simple yet profound expression of adoration and reverence, inviting listeners to lift their hands in praise to the eternal God.
Age to age
You are still the same
Seasons come and seasons go
You made the dry bones live again
Wonderful councellor
El-shadai, Adonai
Age to age
You are still the same
Seasons come and seasons go
I lift my hands to sing Your praises
Wonderful councellor
El-shaddai, Adonai
You are worthy of my praise
You are worthy of my praise
You are worthy of my praise
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
Age to age
You are still the same
Seasons come and seasons go
You made the dry bones live again
Wonderful councellor
El-shadai, Adonai
Age to age
You are still the same
Seasons come and seasons go
I lift my hands to sing Your praises
Wonderful councellor
El-shaddai, Adonai
You are worthy of my praise
You are worthy of my praise
You are worthy of my praise
King of kings
Lord of lords
You are worthy of my praise
You are worthy of my praise
You are worthy of my praise
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords
King of kings
Lord of lords...