Jordan Smith, winner of The Voice Season 9, has a voice that feels like a gift from above. Known for his unmatched range and ability to stir deep emotions, Jordan brings a Gospel Jazz twist to the beloved hymn ‘How Great Thou Art’ in this lyric video you don't want to miss. His music creates a soul-stirring and unique take on this performance. I have a feeling you’ll be adding this version to your praise and worship playlist.

This classic hymn, which has long been a staple in Christian worship, celebrates the majesty and greatness of God. With lyrics like “Then sings my soul, my Savior God, to Thee, how great Thou art!” the song is an outpouring of faith and awe. It was originally created as a Swedish hymn in 1885 by Carl Boberg. It came to him as in an inspirational poem when Carl was walking home from church one day.

Jordan’s take on the song captures this reverence while spinning it with his signature style—a blend of powerful vocals, smooth jazz undertones, and heartfelt passion. Accompanied by a jazz band, Jordan’s performance begins softly, with piano and a gentle rhythm setting the tone. As the song progresses, his voice soars effortlessly, blending Gospel richness with playful jazz pieces. The song highlights his ability to bridge genres while staying true to the hymn's spiritual essence. His ability to connect with the audience shines through as his voice conveys gratitude, wonder, and joy. Each note is a reminder of God’s greatness and the beauty of music as a form of praise.

Fans of both traditional hymns and modern interpretations will find Jordan’s ‘How Great Thou Art’ captivating. His Gospel Jazz rendition is a testament to his extraordinary talent and his heart for worship, making it a performance to treasure.

Through his music, Jordan reminds us of the power of faith expressed through song, inspiring us to reflect on God’s greatness with renewed wonder and gratitude. What did you think of this version of the song? Did it lift your spirits and remind you of just how great our heavenly Father is?

Psalm 96:1-2 "Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth. Sing to the Lord, praise His name; proclaim His salvation day after day."