Jennifer Hudson And Pentatonix Perform ‘How Great Thou Art’ - Christian Music Videos

Some of the biggest names in music – Jennifer Hudson and Pentatonix – joined forces and gave a stunning and emotional performance of the classic hymn “How Great Thou Art.”

There are some tunes, regardless of how much they are played and heard, that never get old. Those special tracks never lose meaning or significance and always remain near and dear to our hearts. It might be because of beautiful, well-written lyrics or a cherished memory attached to a specific song. 

Hymns are classic pieces of music that mean a lot to many people. Songs like “Amazing Grace,” “Great Is Thy Faithfulness” and “Blessed Assurance” are just a few of these classic church hymns that are still played in church. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Jennifer Hudson and Pentatonix perform another of those masterfully written hymns, “How Great Thou Art.” 

The video is of a segment from The Jennifer Hudson Show in which the a cappella group Pentatonix were her guests. Jennifer mentions she was on one of their albums and starts to reminisce about a time when she performed with the group, saying how much she enjoyed it. She called it “one of her favorite holiday memories.”

Jennifer then asks the group if they can recreate the moment and sing a little of “How Great Thou Art” together. They happily agree to Jennifer’s request, which sends the studio audience into a frenzy. 

Then, in just a matter of moments, the studio audience and those watching at home are treated to a delightful performance of the beloved hymn telling of the Lord’s awe-inspiring and powerful mercy, love and grace. 

“Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
How great Thou art, how great Thou art”

What a terrific rendition from several talented and gifted performers!

Isaiah 40:28 “Have you no knowledge of it? Has it not come to your ears? The eternal God, the Lord, the Maker of the ends of the earth, is never feeble or tired; there is no searching out of his wisdom.”