06/09/2026
The classic worship anthem "Awesome God" (originally written by Rich Mullins, and often sung in modern arrangements like Phil Wickham’s) is a powerful declaration of God’s supreme majesty, unmatched power, and profound love.
The Power of Creation: The song highlights how God spoke the universe into existence out of the dark void, holding lightning in His fists and ruling the cosmos with absolute authority.
Holiness and Justice: It reminds believers of His righteousness—that He takes sin seriously (referencing historical moments like the expulsion from Eden) and reigns with perfect justice.
Redemption and Grace: Beyond His terrifying power, the song centers on His immense love and the shedding of Christ’s blood, bridging the gap between a holy God and humanity.
Giving Adoration to Our Lord God
When we sing a song like "Awesome God," our corporate worship becomes an act of profound adoration. We give adoration to God by:
Acknowledging His Sovereignty: Yielding to the truth that He reigns from heaven above with ultimate wisdom, power, and love.
Standing in Holy Awe: Moving past casual familiarity to genuinely recognize His grandeur, Creator-status, and holiness.
Uniting as a Body: Notice the pronoun in the chorus—it is our God, not just my God. Adoration is expressed communally as the church body lifts its voice together in shared reverence, gratitude, and surrender
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