Hollyn's version of the classic Christmas song "O Come All Ye Faithful" is a tribute to the birth of Jesus Christ and an invitation to believers to come and adore him. The song begins with a call to all faithful and triumphant believers to come to Bethlehem and witness the birth of the King of Angels. The chorus repeats the invitation to adore Christ, the Lord, as the angels did at his birth. The second verse speaks of the choirs of angels singing in exultation and inviting all citizens of heaven to join in giving glory to God in the highest. The chorus again urges listeners to come and adore the newborn Christ. In the third verse, Hollyn greets Jesus as the happy morning born, who is worthy of all glory and honor as the Son of the Father. The final chorus repeats the invitation to come and adore Christ, the Lord. Overall, Hollyn's rendition of "O Come All Ye Faithful" highlights the wonder and joy of the Christmas season, as believers celebrate the birth of Christ and his coming to earth in the flesh. The song is a reminder to believers of the significance and beauty of the Christmas story and the love that God has for his people.
