A family band has turned in powerful a cappella renditions of “I Sing” and “How Great Thou Art.” They all demonstrate they have been incredibly blessed with an immense amount of musical talent and ability. Watch the short but delightful clip of this family band’s lovely and moving performances of “I Sing” and “How Great Thou Art,” songs that are known and beloved by many.

Talents and abilities come in many different shapes, forms and areas. For instance, some people (not me) are gifted with their hands and can build and put together anything without ever looking at a set of directions. They instinctively know how things work and how they should fit together. That ability and know-how have always fascinated me because they are skills and talents I do not possess.

Others have been blessed with the ability to make beautiful music by either playing an instrument or vocalizing lyrics. While many unique and interesting musical instruments exist, we can all agree that one tops all the rest: the human voice. It’s the most versatile, and the only one that can bring listeners to tears.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a family uses their beautiful voices to praise and worship the Lord. The Hudson Harmony Band stays true to its name as they deliver stunning, jaw-dropping and chilling harmonies while performing “I Sing” and “How Great Thou Art.” There isn’t a flat or dropped note throughout the entire clip. It is literal music to the ears, a most enjoyable musical performance.

Their seamless transition from “I Sing” to “How Great Thou Art” is nearly perfect. The arrangement and the way they do it make the two songs sound like one continuous tune (which is the entire point, I guess).

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”