Powerful A Cappella Cover of ‘Gratitude’ Will Give You Goosebumps

It is always exciting to see what one person can do with their voice. There are some incredibly talented people in the world who can layer their own vocals to create a full song. Watch this powerful a cappella cover of ‘Gratitude’ that will give you goosebumps.

Joel Jackson is all over the internet. This young man has gone from depressed and suicidal to celebrating the freedom he has personally experienced in Jesus Christ. His platform is powerful, and his talent is evident. Check out this amazing 7-part acapella performance of ‘Gratitude’ where Joel creatively sings every part. 

You will see 7 different videos of this joyful red-headed young man. As Joel begins singing the chorus immediately. This will intrigue you to watch more. The harmonies are so tight and flawless. He sings as low as a bass up to a soprano. 

His range is phenomenal. His unique vocal percussions are entertaining, and he also throws in fun, unexpected vocal moments. He is a one-man show and doing it for the glory of God.

The chorus shares:

So I throw up my hands
And praise You again and again
'Cause all that I have is a hallelujah
Hallelujah

As you listen to Joel, add one more voice to his creation. Sing your heart out, raise your hands, and tell God “thank you” with your voice. This is a beautiful moment of worship that He includes us in. 

It is so wonderful to see young people pursuing Christ and using their gifts to inspire others to seek Jesus and find Him. We can cheer him on by viewing this clip and enjoying his talents. Psalm 150 tells us that everyone who has breath should praise God!

"Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord!" This verse emphasizes that all living beings should express their praise, encapsulating the essence of "Hallelujah." Psalm 104:1

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