Moving Rendition of ‘How Great Thou Art’ Will Lift Your Spirit

There are some songs that never get old. When a song has rich lyrics and a gorgeous melody, we cannot help but listen with excitement. Watch this moving rendition of ‘How Great Thou Art’ that will lift your spirit.

Joel Jackson is a budding artist. You may have seen some of the many videos from this talented young man. He is a gifted singer and piano player. 

This video shows Joel in front of beautiful stained-glass windows and a stained-glass cross. He is playing the piano in a worshipful setting. You feel as if you are in the room with Joel. 

You will not be able to help but sing along with him. He has humility and kindness as he leads worship, and you will love it. 

Joel has come on to the online music scene with such authenticity about how Jesus has changed his life. He shares openly about how God has rescued him from thoughts of suicide to freedom and new life in Christ. He even has his own reality TV show called “The Rockin’ For Jesus Reality Show.” 

He is working on releasing 20 songs from the 90s on a worship record. Joel even has a movie based on his story called “Rock for Jesus: The Ultimate Comeback.” 

The entire song will have your heart celebrating the goodness of Jesus. 
 
Joel shines especially in the final verse:

When Christ shall come, with shout of acclamation
And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart
Then I shall bow, in humble adoration
And then proclaim, my God, how great Thou art

The end of the song has unexpected musical moments that will wow you. Joel hits the high notes flawlessly with power. Joel shares through his music and testimony how Jesus has been great in his life. May this inspire all of us to share how great God is in our lives.

"Great is the Lord and most worthy of praise; his greatness no one can fathom." Psalm 145:3

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