How Great
William McDowell's song 'How Great,' featuring Yolanda Adams, is a worship anthem that declares the greatness of God. The lyrics draw from creation—the heavens and oceans—to illustrate God's majesty and power, while the congregation responds in praise. The song emphasizes God's love and the appropriate human response of worship. It includes repeated declarations of 'How great You are' and 'Alleluia,' creating a reverent and celebratory atmosphere. The song is a straightforward expression of adoration, focusing on God's worthiness and the awe He inspires.
The heavens are telling
Telling the earth how great You are
We are responding to Your love
The oceans are rising
Rising and falling at Your word
We are responding to Your love
My God, how great You are
How great, how great You are
My God, how great You are
How great, how great You are
The heavens are telling
Telling the earth how great You are
We are responding to Your love
The oceans are rising
Rising and falling at Your word
We are responding to Your love
My God, how great You are
How great, how great You are
My God, how great You are
How great, how great You are
My God, how great You are
How great, how great You are
My God, how great You are
How great, how great You are
My God, how great You are
How great, how great You are
My God, how great You are
How great, how great You are
Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia
How great You are
How great You are
Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia
How great You are
How great You are
How great You are
How great You are
How great You are
How great You are